REASONABLY-PRICED, AWARD-WINNING HISTORICAL RECREATION FOOTAGE IS THEIR MISSION

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RICHMOND, VA — 2010 has started as another busy year for stock supplier Re-enactment Stock Footage.com. They’ve added another 50 hours of exclusive HD, royalty-free historical recreation footage to the library. This Includes a large scale American Revolution battle event, and footage from three massive Civil War re-enactments, including the recent Battle of Gettysburg anniversary, which combined, featured more than 20,000 re-enactors, 500 horses and 100 cannon!

This company’s exclusive footage is of new High-Definition & Standard-Definition historical re-enactments, covering events from 1607 Jamestown to the Vietnam War, not the usual scratchy antique footage that has been available for decades. National Geographic Channel’s recent special “Lincoln: American Mastermind� seamlessly integrated a collection of Re-enactment Stock Footage’s HD Civil War combat clips into the narrative with stunning results.

“There is no other exclusive repository of newly-shot historical re-enactment footage available anywhere else for use in film, television and documentaries, and this year has illustrated that the need can only grow as budgets are trimmed,� says footage creator and manager Kevin R. Hershberger. “Producers at varied budget levels, creating historical films and documentaries can find one-of-a-kind footage here, and licensing several seconds or several minutes is faster and less expensive than shooting it themselves,� added Hershberger.

Recent client Susan Sherwood, President of e’lan Media, LLC, adds, “As someone who has produced documentaries and programs for thirty years, I am not easily impressed. But the work Re-enactment Stock Footage did for me on my latest project, “Women in the Military�, far exceeded my greatest expectations! Your re-enactments of Revolutionary and Civil War battles were exceptional. A producer’s dream!�

Every second of the footage the organization manages has been shot at large-scale re-enactments or staged as authentic, highly detailed recreations of historical events. He is also proud of the “you-are-there� quality of the footage, where cameras have been imbedded in the action and events along with the re-enactors and special combat effects.

New for 2010 is more World War One footage, an exclusive collection of early 18th century “Pirate� re-enactment footage and coverage of the epic 195th anniversary re-enactment of the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium.

If this doesn’t cover your needs, Re-enactment Stock Footage can also fill special orders to shoot the re-enactment and time-period of your choice.

A sample reel showcasing nearly four-hundred years of footage is available through the website home page.

Visit http://www.reenactmentstockfootage.com to contact the company.