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Movietone News Pilot
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Movietone News Pilot clipping campaign

Post on Instagram

CPM
$1.50 per 1K views
AFTER 10% FEE
$1.35 per 1K views after the 10% platform fee
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On Instagram

PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE

  • 10KVIEWS$13.5010K views pays $13.50
  • 50KVIEWS$67.5050K views pays $67.50
  • 100KVIEWS$135100K views pays $135
MIN PAYOUT
Paid out from $1.50
MAX A CLIP
At most $315 a clip after the fee

Your clips

Take home
$675
Per clip
$67.50
Platform fee
$75
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WHY THIS SCORE

Beats 71% of clipping campaigns

≈$14 per clip at 10K views

  • PayOK, fair$1.50 per 1K
  • BudgetBig, good$2K left, about 1.3M views
  • FillToo early, not measured0% spent in 2 days
  • ConfidenceLow, weakNew, 2 days of data
  • Payout rulesEasy, goodEst. 7 in 10 reach 1K views
  • ApprovalNo data yet, not measured
  • ContentWeak, weakQuality 45 of 100
  • Unproven: no approved posts yet−9
  • Low confidence: new, 2 days of data−4
  • New campaign+3
  • Content Low, capped at 59−7
How we rank

How long will the budget last?

$2,000 of $2,000 is left.

FORECAST
No forecast yet, too little spend history
BUDGET LEFT
100% of the budget left

Is the Movietone News clipping campaign legit?

Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close.

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PAID OUT
Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns
CAMPAIGNS
217
PAYOUT IN
Payment within 10 days of close

Clipping campaign rules

Brief B: solid, 2 red flags (missing essentials and no ad disclosure), use only the brand's footage, captions on screen. The brand shares a footage link, and sets a few content rules on video length.

  • Open to join
  • , Unverified organizer
  • , Paid in 10 days
View the Movietone News campaign on Content Rewards

Footage rules

  • Use only the brand's footage
  • Use vintage archival footage and pre-edited reels to create engaging shorts

Caption and tags

  • Add creative hooks, captions, and edits to capture attention and drive engagement

Format rules

  • Captions on screen
  • Niche: History, Education, a broad niche

Posting rules

  • Get approval before you post
Show all 9 rules

Other rules

  • Get approval before publishing

What to clip

4 ready clips, post today, no editing needed.

About 32 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.

SOURCE READINESS
ASSETS
5
TOTAL FOOTAGE
7m
  • 4 of 5assets share the best format: horizontal under 3 minutes
  • 2 of 5clips open on a spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
  • 3 of 5carry on-screen text, keep it in frame when cropping
Footage on Content Rewards

THE SOURCES

  1. READY CLIPA window crew gives the Empire State Building's 6,400 windows their first shine
  2. READY CLIPAl Smith opens the Empire State Building with his grandchildren in a 1931 newsreel
  3. READY CLIPIronworkers stand above 5th Avenue as Movietone shows New York reaching for the sky
  4. READY CLIPA narrator surveys the rising Empire State Building and its planned dirigible mast

THE ASSETS

  • A window crew gives the Empire State Building's 6,400 windows their first shineREADY CLIP59s

    A narrator looks down from more than 75 stories as a crew washes the Empire State Building's windows for the first time. He says the crew faces 6,400 windows and a job that never ends, since reaching the ground floor means starting again at the top.

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    He calls one polisher one of the heroes, jokes that a jaywalker suggested the view, wonders whether the cameraman has gone goofy, and hopes the straps hold out.

    WHY WATCH

    The narrator hopes the straps hold out while joking that the cameraman may have gone goofy and be taking the washers for a ride.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    132 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME
  • Al Smith opens the Empire State Building with his grandchildren in a 1931 newsreelREADY CLIP2m

    Al Smith, the governor, opens New York's newest wonder, the Empire State Building, helped by his grandchildren. The narrator calls the new skyscraper the biggest and finest office building in the world.

    WHO

    • "Al" SmithSpeakerGovernor Smith

    WHY WATCH

    A speaker jokes that the elevator rose so high he expected to pass above snow level on opening day of the world's highest skyscraper.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Visual, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    66 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    3 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME
  • Ironworkers stand above 5th Avenue as Movietone shows New York reaching for the skyREADY CLIP1m

    A title card declares New York keeps reaching upward over the 1930 city skyline. Ironworkers stand on beams above 5th Avenue. Movietone lifts viewers above the avenue toward a new cloud-scraping tower.

    WHY WATCH

    The reel carries viewers above 5th Avenue to see ironworkers at work on a new cloud-scraping tower in the 1930 skyline.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Visual, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    20 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    3 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME
  • A narrator surveys the rising Empire State Building and its planned dirigible mastREADY CLIP2m

    A Fox Movietone News narrator shows the Empire State Building rising on the old Waldorf Astoria site at 34th Street and Fifth Avenue in New York. He says they hope to use the tower as a mooring mast for dirigibles, then jokes that the plan would be a neat stunt if it ever happens.

    WHY WATCH

    The clip catches the Empire State Building near completion and a plan to moor dirigibles to its tower, capped with a dry joke about the scheme.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    32 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    3 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME
  • Vintage newsreel of Empire State Building sale meetingB-ROLL1m

    A 68 second brand b-roll reel.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Visual, first 3 seconds
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME

What to make

POST ONContent Rewards pays for posts on Instagram
  • Instagram
FOOTAGEContent Rewards shares 1 file with the creators who join
1 fileOn Content Rewards
BRIEF
Full briefOn Content Rewards
FORMATFrom the brief: “Add creative hooks, captions, and edits to capture attention, drive engagement, and make historical moments go viral.”
Captions on

BRAND CLIPS

5 of 5 clips analysed, 5 need a reframe

  1. A window crew gives the Empire State Building's 6,400 windows their first shineBrand footage, 59 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    Empire State Building window washers at work

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL53
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  2. Al Smith opens the Empire State Building with his grandchildren in a 1931 newsreelBrand footage, 93 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    1931 Newsreel of Empire State Building Opening

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL39
    • No spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
    • 3 lines of on-screen text
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  3. Ironworkers stand above 5th Avenue as Movietone shows New York reaching for the skyBrand footage, 83 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    1930 Movietone Newsreel of Ironworkers Above 5th Avenue

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL38
    • No spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
    • 3 lines of on-screen text
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  4. A narrator surveys the rising Empire State Building and its planned dirigible mastBrand footage, 109 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    Empire State Building construction newsreel

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL35
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • 3 lines of on-screen text
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  5. Vintage newsreel of Empire State Building sale meetingBrand footage, 68 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    Vintage newsreel of Empire State Building sale meeting

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL32
    • No spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them

MUST INCLUDE

  • Add captions“Add creative hooks, captions, and edits to capture attention, drive engagement, and make historical moments go viral.”

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How to join the Movietone News clipping campaign

Join on Content Rewards and post on Instagram. Content Rewards states payment within 10 days of close.

Common questions

How much budget is left in the Movietone News clipping campaign?

$2,000 of a $2,000 budget is left at 15:07 UTC on 12 Nov 2026.

Which apps count for the Movietone News clipping campaign?

Views on 1 app count: Instagram.

What does it take to get paid?

A clip is paid once it has earned at least $1.50.

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