Oddball Film+Video

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IndustryStock footage/media post-production
FounderStephen Parr
Headquarters
San Francisco
,
US
ServicesStock footage licensing and research services
Oddball Film+Video
IndustryStock footage/media post-production
FounderStephen Parr
Headquarters
San Francisco
,
US
ServicesStock footage licensing and research services
Websiteoddballfilms.com

Oddball Film+Video or Oddball Films is a stock footage company based in San Francisco, California.[1] It was founded in 1984 by Stephen Parr, an archivist, imagemaker and writer. He was the director of Oddball Film+Video until his death in 2017.[2]

Part of the interior of the archive. The wall displays part of a "17 Reasons Why" sign that used to be on top of a building in the Mission.[3]

Oddball Film+Video has provided stock footage for feature films such as Milk, documentaries like Ballets Russes and The Weather Underground, television programs like MythBusters,[4] websites such as Boing Boing,[5] and web projects around the world. Oddball Film+Video's holdings consist of over 50,000 archival[6] and contemporary 35mm, 16mm and HD media elements, many digitized for immediate online distribution.

For several years, Oddball Films hosted weekly public events where it presented rarely-screened genres of cinema, avant-garde films, and ethno-cultural documentaries.[7][8]

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