[ Alterra Editions · Partner kit ]

Sponsor history that's sourced.

Then & Theory makes short films about the past, cut for the feed. Every sponsored film says how we know what it shows. Put your name on one, or license it.

A dark flint hand-axe on a white museum plinth labelled TT-001

Researched

Sponsored films carry their sources

Museum records, studies, open-access scans.

Labelled

Reconstruction, labelled

We say what's evidence and what's modelled.

TT-001

Licensable masters

Clean versions for classrooms and museums.

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Offers

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Commitments

Sponsored films carry their sources
Every sponsored film says how we know what it shows.
Sponsors fund films, not opinions
You choose the topic area. The research decides what the film says.
Reports from the platform
Reports are screenshots from the platform's own analytics, unedited.
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Fit

Work with us if

  • ✓ Your audience overlaps curious learners
  • ✓ You'll fund a topic and let the research decide what the film says
  • ✓ You want sources and dated native reports
  • ✓ You need clean masters to license

Look elsewhere if

  • × You want approval over the history
  • × You want cheap reach by the thousand views
  • × You want perpetual whitelisting for a flat fee
  • × You need a "made without AI" claim

[04] Rights Builder

Build your brief.

Pick what you need. The brief on the right updates as you go; send it and the first reply can be a proposal.

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Questions

Can we approve the script?
You can approve how your brand is presented and the read itself. You can't change what the research says about history.
How do you report?
Screenshots straight from the platform's own analytics, unedited.
Do you use AI?
Yes, for parts of research and production. Every film passes a critic review and a quality gate before it is scheduled, and sources are published. We won't sell a "made without AI" claim.
Who owns the film?
Alterra Editions owns the film. Sponsors get credited placement; licensees get the usage rights in their licence.