Sky Clip Sales is the home of Sky News, Sky Sports and Sky entertainment clips and footage licensing.
We have been licensing Sky's archive content since 1989. From news footage spanning the globe, to stock footage from the world of sport and clips from our much-loved entertainment shows.
Our collection houses thousands of hours of clips and footage.
Sky News has covered major events from around the globe since 1989. We house thousands of hours of wholly-owned footage, which is expanding daily.
Our news stories and accompanying stock-shot footage are meticulously logged and are available to license. Branded content also may be licensed on a case-by-case basis.
The Sky Sports archive is home to thousands of hours of footage from a wide range of sports and events. Each event is catalogued, and our team of specialist sports researchers can handle your request quickly.
We house thousands of hours of wholly owned footage, which is expanding daily, and can help you identify relevant rights holders if required.
The Sky Entertainment collection extends from the early days of Sky Television to our expanding collection of exciting Sky Originals. We can licence clips from our catalogue, ranging from nature to comedy, scripted and non-scripted content.
Our team is here to help advise on clip rights and clearances for all commissioned and acquired titles.
Starting my career as a Picture Researcher for Sky News, I have been part of Sky's archive operation for over 20 years.
I lead a team of expert Senior Sales Researchers, who are experienced in licensing Sky's archive content.
Sky Clip Sales was proud to sponsor the Student Jury Award for Most Inspiring Use of Footage at this year's FOCAL International Awards.
Sky has been a long-time member of FOCAL (Federation of Commercial and Audiovisual Libraries) who exist to champion the global archive community. The FOCAL Awards are dedicated to the promotion and celebration of archival footage and its contribution to the creative and cultural industries. Sky Clip Sales is proud to continue its sponsorship of the Student Jury Award, which supports FOCAL's outreach work with the National Film & Television school and INA Sup (France).
Held at Church House, London, Sky's Raelene Rawlings (right) is pictured presenting the award to Peter Nauffts for ‘Time Bomb Y2K’ accompanied by Molly Mills (left) on behalf of students from the National Film & Television School.
