Stock footage · since 1980
Peru footage for your project
Over four decades of original footage shot by Juan Zacarías Muñoz across Peru: history, archaeology, nature, culture and current affairs. Licensed directly by the cameraman for documentaries, television, advertising and web.
Archive samples
A small taste of what's there
Watermarked, low-resolution previews. Footage is delivered in original quality. Don't see what you need? Ask: the full archive isn't online.
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Four decades of Peru
Footage shot since 1980 on the coast, in the Andes and in the Amazon, plus Latin America, Europe and Asia, for documentaries, news and international productions.
Browse by decade
Four decades of history
Most of the archive isn't online. Pick a decade and Juan will send you previews of what he has.
- 1980sNational news, internal conflict, drug trafficking and the rainforestRequest footage from this decade →
- 1990sNature and archaeology: Manu, Tumbes, Cusco and the north coastRequest footage from this decade →
- 2000sMajor projects, Chimú mummies and the Inca RoadRequest footage from this decade →
- 2010sMachu Picchu, the Amazon and the Interoceanic HighwayRequest footage from this decade →
- 2020sThe pandemic, politics, APEC and the Chancay megaport, in 4K and from the airRequest footage from this decade →
Licensing
How licensing works
- 01Tell us what you needSubject, place, decade and use, or the IDs of the clips you like (for example IP-004).
- 02Juan searches for youHe goes through the archive and sends you watermarked previews.
- 03Quote within 24 hoursPriced by use, territory and length, in US dollars or soles.
- 04DeliveryOriginal-quality footage, delivered by download.
What it's used for
- Documentaries
- TV & news
- Advertising
- Web & social media
- Museums & education
FAQ
Before you request footage
What formats do you deliver?
In each recording's original format: from historical standard-definition footage to HD and 4K, depending on the era.
How much does a license cost?
It depends on the use, territory and amount of footage. Tell us about your project and we'll send a quote in US dollars or soles within 24 hours.
Can I browse the whole archive online?
No. These are just a few samples. Tell us what you're looking for and Juan will search the archive for you.
Who owns the rights?
The archive footage is owned by Juan Zacarías Muñoz, who licenses it directly.
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