ARCHIVE: RELIGION STOCK FOOTAGE
IN ISRAEL AND PALESTINE

Highlight Films' stock footage archive of Jewish, Muslim, Christian and Bahaii religion footage in Israel & Palestine. Now in High Definition!

Highlight Films produced since 1997 many documentary films dealing with religious issues, religious locations and other themes related to religions in Israel and Palestine. We provide production services to most of the international TV, film and video productions arriving to Israel and Palestine, and as a result of that we often have excellent access to important locations.

We have high quality stock footage of these locations, ceremonies and events. some of our footage was filmed in DVCAM, Digital Beta and HDV formats. As of the end of 2007 we are filming only in high definition formats - most of our footage was taken by the excellent Sony 900R and Panasonic Varicam 27H.

In addition, we have a high quality aerial footage library of all important locations in Israel. This is the only HD footage library available for licensing worldwide, in perpetuity or according to specific demands. Our archive includes extraordinary shots of Jerusalem's most important religious locations for Muslims, Christians and Jews.

We continue to add recently shot footage to our stock footage archive on a weekly basis. These are large quantities of footage, and we pick the best of them to be watched as low-resolution trailers in this website. Below there is a list of topics that may help you find what you are looking for. If that is not helpful, please feel free to contact us by phone or email and we would be glad to help you with your search.

Many sites in Israel and Palestine are of great importance to a variety of religions, and the Highlight Films camera crews filmed in many of them during the last years. As of that, the "Religion" category in our Standard Definition stock footage relates to locations of importance to different religions, religious ceremonies and monuments. We may have the footage you are looking for under other categories, so the best thing to do is to email us with the name of the clip from the list below or a description of the footage you are looking for. Once we receive your email, we will prepare the relevant shots for you to watch and will either upload a screener to our FTP site or mail you a DVD with the shots.

Locations	Jerusalem	Ceremonies, Events and Sites
Haifa	Temple Mount	Christian wedding ceremony
Tel Dan	Al Aqsa Mosque	Church of Nativity, Bethlehem
Beit She'an	Dome of the Rock	Ethiopian Church, Jerusalem
Gallilee	Haram al-Sharif	Faithful of the Temple Mount
Megiddo	Wailing Wall	Jewish Wedding Ceremony
Bethlehem	Wailing Wall Tunnel	Jewish Bar-Mitzva Ceremony
Caesarea	Mount of Olives	Me'a Shaarim, Feast of Purim
Massada	Church of the Holy Sepulchre	Muslim Wedding Ceremony
Tiberias	The Ethiopian Church	Palace of King David, Jerusalem
Tabgha	Via Dolorosa	Religious Jews demonstration at Wailing Wall
Capernaum	Gethsemane	Temple Mount, Jerusalem
Nazareth	Mount Moria	Wailing Wall archeology
Ramla	Church of St. Johb the Baptist	Baha'i Shrine and Gardens in Haifa
Lod (Lydda)	Ein Karem	Mosque of Sidni Ali near Herzliya
Judea desert	Tower of David	White Mosque in Ramla
Dead Sea	City of David	Mt. Beatitudes
Sea of Galilee	The Muslim Quarter	Greek Orthodox Church in Capernaum
Acre (Akko)	The Armenian Quarter	Mar Saba Monastery
Jaffa	Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem	Ancient synagogue in Capernaum

We are updating this list frequently. If you need footage of another location / event, please email us at archive@highlight.co.il with the details and we either locate the footage if it exists, or offer to film it for you, either exclusively or non-exclusively.

Cost

We will email you a detailed quote once we have these required details:

1. What is the duration of the footage you want to use?

2. Purpose: TV / Film etc.

3. Territories: Which areas do you need the footage to be licensed for?

4. What is the duration of the license (5 years / 10 years / in perpetuity)?

5. Master format - How do you want to receive the shots?

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