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; checkout delivers the 4K master. Clips marked "Commercial and editorial" cover documentary, broadcast, advertising and online use. Clips marked "Editorial only" are limited to documentary, news and educational use, with no advertising or broadcast promotion. Each clip page and grid badge shows which applies. 391 clips on this page license directly.
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.