Home movie footage
1950s Cuba home movie footage
Stockfilm holds 521 clips filmed in Cuba in the 1950s. 391 can be licensed directly from Stockfilm for $149 each, royalty-free worldwide; the other 130 are listed on Pond5. 2 places carry a town or city name, led by Cuba and Havana. Most clips run 5 to 9.3 seconds.
- 521 clips
- 391 direct at $149
- 1951 to 1956
- 2 named places
- 6.5 seconds average
$149 flat license · royalty-free worldwide
Year by year
Where in Cuba
| Place | Clips | Direct at $149 | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuba | 46 | 0 | no page yet |
| Havana | 17 | 0 | no page yet |
What is on the reels
The most frequent catalog keywords across all 521 clips in this set, with the number of clips carrying each one.
- water116
- buildings101
- landmarks81
- ocean78
- boat66
- building64
- trees60
- ship58
- transportation56
- walking51
48 of the 391 direct-licensable clips
Cuba (1956): Overhead View Of Kids Playing At A Park
Cuba (1956): A Giant Cargo Ship Behind A Highway
Cuba (1956): Military Parade Against An Ocean Backdrop
Cuba (1951): Old Video Footage Of A Child Running Down The Street In Blue Overalls
Cuba (1951): Two Old Men Wearing Suits Hats And Glasses Sitting On A Wooden Bench
Cuba (1951): Women Walking From A Church
Cuba (1956): The Couples Are Swimming In The Swimming Pool
Cuba (1956): An Old Building
Cuba (1956): Hurricane Storm In The Tropics Lots Of Flying Gravel
Cuba (1956): Low Rise Building View
Cuba (1956): Cute Little Bungalows That At One Time Were All The Rage
Cuba (1956): Two Men Are Getting Into A Building And A Couple Are On An Outing
Cuba (1956): Two Women At A Cabana On The Beach While One Rubs Suntan Lotion On
Cuba (1956): It Is Windy Out Here
Cuba (1956): People Standing On The Beach
Cuba (1956): Woman Putting On Sunscreen On The Beach
Cuba (1956): Man Walking Up The Beach Past Yellow And Blue Umbrella Daytime
Cuba (1956): People Wandering Barefoot In The Sunny Sandy Beach
Cuba (1956): Beach Sand Women Bathing Suits Umbrella Chair Swim Cap Waves
Cuba (1956): Activities At The Beach Swimming Lighthouse
Cuba (1956): Beautiful Lighthouse With Eye-Catching Landscape That Defy Time
Cuba (1956): Clouds Stone Wall Three People Tourists Rocks Building Attraction
Cuba (1956): People Overlooking A Mountain
Cuba (1956): Religion For Keeping Us United And Following A Code Of Living
Cuba (1956): People Gathered On A Riverboat Looking At Water And Riverside
Cuba-1956:
Cuba (1956): Men And Women On A Boat
Cuba (1956): People Enjoying Beautiful Views Of The Water From Boat
Cuba (1956): Looking Out Over The Water
Cuba (1956): Boats Sitting On Water
Cuba (1956): Boats Docked By A City At A Dock
Cuba (1956): Large Ships Docked In Harbor And Man Turning To Camera And Smiling
Cuba (1956): Couple Vacation Windy Scenic Overseas Boat Cloudy Memories
Cuba (1956): Distracted Ladies Taking In The Beautiful Sights Aboard The Ferry
Cuba (1956): Guy Taking Pictures Of A City
Cuba (1956): Scenes For The Old Buildings Of Coastal City And The Shore
Cuba (1956): A Fisherman's Wharf With Industrial Factories In The Distance On A
Cuba (1956): Moored Transport Ships And Billowing Smoke Stacks Fill A Harbor
Cuba (1956): Boats Moving In The Water
Cuba (1956): View Of Shore As Seen From Large Boat Traveling On River
Cuba (1956): River Ride Boating Times
Cuba (1956): Boats Harbor Bay Docks Water
Cuba (1956): Out For A Morning Boat Ride
Cuba (1956): A Day Of Fishing
Cuba (1956): Grand Cruise Family Vacation
Cuba (1956): Dark Haired Fit Guy Swimming In The Water In A Bathing Suit
Cuba (1956): Man Plumbing Under Water
Frequently asked questions
How many 1950s Cuba home movie clips does Stockfilm have?
521 clips filmed in Cuba in the 1950s. 391 of them have a 4K master ready for direct licensing; the rest are listed on Pond5.
Which years are covered for 1950s Cuba?
3 dated years from 1951 to 1956. The deepest year is 1956 with 297 clips, 230 of them direct-licensable.
Where in Cuba was the footage filmed?
2 named places. The largest sets are Cuba (46) and Havana (17).
What film format was 1950s Cuba footage shot on?
Super 8 reached the market in 1965, so 1950s home movies were shot on Standard 8mm, introduced in 1932. In the catalog, 0 of the 521 clips carry a Super 8 tag and 521 are Standard 8mm.
How much does a 1950s Cuba clip cost to license?
$149 per clip, flat, for a royalty-free worldwide license that covers documentary, broadcast, advertising and online use. 391 clips on this page qualify; checkout delivers the 4K master.
How long are the 1950s Cuba clips?
Most run 5 to 9.3 seconds, with an average of 6.5 seconds. Each clip is one continuous shot cut from a longer reel.