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Natë Society

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About the clips we share

Natë Society is a nightlife guide for Tirana. To show what a night out really looks like, we cut short reels and stories from clips of venues, DJs, events and other creators. This page explains how we do it, and how to reach us if you’d like anything credited, changed or removed.

The short version

  • We’re colleagues. We work in the same scene as the venues, DJs and creators we feature. The reels exist to show off Tirana’s nights and send people to the places that make them.
  • We credit where we can. We tag or name the venue or creator in the post, and we never say a clip is ours when it isn’t.
  • Anything not right? Message us. If it’s your clip or your venue, we’ll credit, fix or remove it. We’d much rather sort it in a quick chat than have it turn into a thing.

How can we help?

Credit or tag me

Spotted your clip and want a tag, a different tag or a link? Tell us the handle you’d like and we’ll fix the post.

Take it down

Made the clip, own it, or run the venue it shows? Send us the link and we’ll remove it. Quickly, and with no arguments.

Let’s work together

Venue, DJ or creator who’d love to be featured? Send us your best clips and we’ll credit you properly.

Where our clips come from

  • Footage we shoot ourselves.
  • Clips from the public accounts of venues, promoters, DJs and event organisers, posted to show their night.
  • Clips sent to us by the people involved.

Everything belongs to whoever made or owns it. Venue names, logos and clips stay with their owners, and we never sell your clips or hand them to anyone else.

What we do with them

We edit them into short mashup reels and stories about what’s on in Tirana, and we credit the source in the caption or with a tag whenever we can tell who it is. If we got it wrong, or missed you, just tell us.

Unless a post says otherwise, Natë Society is an independent guide. Being featured doesn’t mean a venue endorses us, and we don’t speak on behalf of any venue.

If something isn’t right

  1. Message us

    Instagram, WhatsApp or email, whichever is easiest for you.

  2. Send the link

    A link or a screenshot of the post, who you are (the author, the owner, or the venue) and what you’d like: a credit, a different tag, an edit, or removal.

  3. We sort it

    We may ask you to confirm who you are. A DM from the account, or an email from the venue’s address, is usually enough. Then requests from the author, the rights holder or the venue come first, and we let you know when it’s done.

Appear in a clip?

Nightlife happens in public and lots of people film it, so appearing in a clip isn’t, on its own, a reason to remove it. That decision belongs to the author, the rights holder or the venue. But we do care about people. If a clip causes you a real problem, like a safety concern, harassment or something seriously private, message us and we’ll look at it properly. Where the law gives you the right to object to the use of your image, we’ll respect it (see our Privacy Policy).

Formal requests

If you’d rather go the formal route, for example on behalf of a company, label or agency, email hello@natesociety.com with:

  • the link to the post (or a screenshot) and what it is that you’re asking for;
  • what you own or represent, and your authority to act for the owner if it isn’t you;
  • a statement that you’re acting in good faith and that what you say is accurate;
  • your name and how to reach you.

We take these seriously and act promptly. Requests can only be made by the author, the rights holder or someone authorised to act for them, such as the venue, and we may ask for proof. If you think we removed or changed something by mistake, tell us and we’ll look again. You’re also welcome to use the reporting tools on the platform itself and we’ll respond to those too, but a message to us is almost always faster. We may keep a record of requests and how we dealt with them.

Nightlife is a small world.

We’d rather be friends with everyone in it. Say hello, we don’t bite.

Looking for how we handle guest data? See our Privacy Policy.