The MammothHD Footage Library is closing down

It is the end of an era as MammothHD Footage Library owner, Clark Dunbar, has decided to shutter the service effective June 1.

After a twenty-three year stint, Clark Dunbar has decided to pull the plug on the MammothHD Footage Library from June 1. 

"For a myriad of reasons," he writes. "The downturn across the industry and economy the last 4~5 years (pandemic, strikes, budgets, AI, etc), to turning 72 this year, I’m too old for this shit… and I have other things I’d like to do.”

Dunbar says that:

• All existing licenses will continue to terms
• Any extensions on licenses will need to be requested and finalized by May 1, 2024.
• His personal 8K Footage Catalog is for sale (8,000+ 8K clips as a buyout - a great deal) - contact him.
• Upon closure: All represented talent’s footage will be under their control and/or their other representatives - Dunbar says he's happy to refer you to them for direct licensing queries.

"It was a great adventure building MammothHD - over the years we had a lot of firsts in the industry," he says. "I’d like to thank all of MammothHD’s clients, cinematographers and supporters - it was a pleasure to work with you all. A special thanks to RED Cameras for their industry changing cameras and support (Jim, Jarred, Ted and the whole team).

"I will continue to be available for consulting and assignment projects - still photo or motion - for projects of interest. I will be working on my Fine-Art Photographic Projects - The PowWow Portraits and the MountainMan Series - along with other series and expanding my print store offerings with more wildlife, locations/landscapes and observations."

Follow what he does next here.