What to do with VERY LARGE vintage collection?

[Ramster]

They are scenes yes since not 90 min features as you said but that is fine too. Like I said I really do more with the 1970s-1990s so I don't know if I'd have any use for them. Do a search for sites that use true vintage content from the 1960s and earlier and see if they'd want to buy them.

Creating your own site I'm not sure that would work unless you know how to create traffic and such.

If you ever had any images from the early years (but again 1970-1999) I'd buy them.

[xian]

Originally Posted by Ramster

They are scenes yes since not 90 min features as you said but that is fine too. Like I said I really do more with the 1970s-1990s so I don't know if I'd have any use for them. Do a search for sites that use true vintage content from the 1960s and earlier and see if they'd want to buy them.

Creating your own site I'm not sure that would work unless you know how to create traffic and such.

If you ever had any images from the early years (but again 1970-1999) I'd buy them.

Ramster,

Thanks very much for your help and advice. I do have a bunch (probably 150) of scenes from the 70s, but can't say how many of them have been transferred to digital.

Also, I think you're right: I could build a site, but know nothing about creating traffic for this type of product. To be honest, I don't even know what kinda of bandwidth and server costs I'd incur streaming that much video.

I'll search my library and see if I have any images, not footage, from the 70s, etc...

thanks again

Christian