Audio and Video Data Licensing Partners for AI
Pangeanic is looking for data owners, production companies, audiovisual archives, research organizations and qualified collection partners able to license or produce on-camera speech data with clear rights and authorized use for commercial AI model training.
Large-scale audio and video speech data for AI training
We are looking for organizations and qualified partners able to license existing rights-clean datasets or produce new audio and video speech data. Relevant sources may include conversations, interviews, meetings, podcasts, studio recordings, audiovisual archives and structured collection projects where speakers are visible and consent can be documented.
The program requires between 20,000 and 30,000 total hours. The expected language distribution is approximately 80% English and 20% across Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. For Spanish, the project does not require more than 2,000 hours.
This is a partnership and licensing opportunity, not a small freelance recording task. We are especially interested in data owners, rights holders, production networks and organizations able to demonstrate provenance, consent, usage rights and delivery quality at scale.
Required formats and quality thresholds
The project requires high-quality audio and video assets prepared for model training workflows. Applicants should indicate available formats, measured quality, metadata coverage, transcript status and monthly delivery capacity.
Rights-clean data with traceable consent
Applicants must be able to license the data for commercial AI model training and explain the scope of permitted use.
Where data contains identifiable speakers, participant consent, contributor agreements or voice and image releases must be available.
Data origin, collection method, source rights, processing steps and quality controls must be documented.
Partners should be prepared to discuss warranties, rights representations and indemnification conditions where applicable.
This international call is subject to rights review, consent validation, applicable laws, trade sanctions and contractual feasibility.
We are looking for organizations with data, rights or collection capacity
- Data owners and rights holders: organizations that have existing audio or video speech datasets available for commercial AI training.
- Media and production companies: studios, broadcasters, podcast networks, interview producers and audiovisual archives with usable rights and quality documentation.
- Collection partners: organizations capable of coordinating new visible-speaker recordings at scale across the required languages.
- Transcription and data operations partners: teams that can provide transcripts, diarization, speaker metadata, and quality assurance as part of the delivery.
- Multilingual networks: partners with reliable access to speech data in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Priority language distribution
The program is heavily weighted toward English, with targeted multilingual coverage for several global languages. Applicants should specify available hours, dialect or country coverage, recording conditions, consent status and delivery readiness by language.
| Language | Role in distribution | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| English | Approximately 80% of total volume | US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and other native or near-native coverage may be considered. |
| Spanish | Up to 2,000 hours | European Spanish and Latin American Spanish may be relevant, although total Spanish volume is limited. |
| French and Portuguese | Part of the 20% multilingual allocation | European and international varieties should be documented where available. |
| Arabic and Hindi | Part of the 20% multilingual allocation | Dialect, geography and recording environment should be clearly indicated. |
| Chinese, Japanese and Korean | Part of the 20% multilingual allocation | Partners should specify writing system, transcription conventions, speaker demographics and available metadata. |
Help us qualify your data quickly
To evaluate fit, we need concrete information about rights, quality, language coverage, metadata and delivery capacity. General descriptions are useful at the start, although final evaluation will require verifiable technical and legal detail.
Available volume
Total available hours by language, content type, speaker type, geography and delivery readiness.
Rights and consent
Commercial AI training rights, participant consent, releases, source contracts and transferability conditions.
Technical quality
Audio format, sample rate, bit depth, video resolution, frame rate, AV sync measurement and recording conditions.
Annotation layer
Transcript availability, segmentation, diarization, speaker metadata, demographic labels and QA process.
Monthly capacity
Number of verified hours that can be delivered per month, including ramp-up period or collection constraints.
Commercial terms
Indicative hourly price, minimum order, exclusivity terms, licensing limits, and delivery milestones.
Multilingual AI data operations with legal, linguistic and technical depth
Pangeanic has worked for more than two decades at the intersection of language technology, data operations and AI deployment. Audio and video data for model training requires more than volume. It requires rights, traceability, metadata, linguistic expertise and quality control able to pass procurement review, legal review and technical ingestion.
Language data heritage
Pangeanic’s data work began with large multilingual corpora for machine translation and has evolved toward AI training data, evaluation data, alignment data and multimodal data operations.
Human-reviewed quality
The useful unit in AI data is the file plus rights, metadata, transcription, validation and a chain of decisions that can be audited.
European data governance
Pangeanic supports AI data workflows in which privacy, consent, language coverage, and deployment constraints are central to the project from the beginning.
Frequently asked questions
Can existing datasets be submitted?
Can new on-camera speech be collected for this project?
Is audio-only data accepted?
Are transcription, diarization and demographic labels required?
How much Spanish data is needed?
How are commercial terms defined?
License or produce AV data for AI training
If your organization owns, manages, or can produce rights-clean audio and video speech data, share your available volume, language coverage, licensing rights, technical quality, and monthly delivery capacity.