DVIDSHub is a media account connecting media to the military. It is based in Atlanta, GA, joined X in October 2008, and directs story contact requests to an email address at dvidshub.net.
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Historic Films is a stock footage archive whose collection spans 1895 to 2010 and consists of over 50,000 hours of footage. It licenses stock, musical performance and entertainment footage, and offers researcher assistance through professional librarians.
The BFI National Archive holds a large collection of film and television. Its teams preserve and develop the collection for future generations and make it accessible to current audiences. The archive offers services to search the collection, book films for screenings, and license archive material and stills.
Huntley Film Archives is a film library described as one of the largest in Europe, specializing in rare and hard-to-find footage. The site offers curated collections and browsing by category and decade, with silent and sound options and colour and black-and-white film. Users can register, save favourites and projects, and contact the archive with research requests. A help centre provides tutorials on ordering.
RetroFlix is a project archiving public domain movies, cartoons and documentaries, with a library of more than 3,000 items including classics and obscure titles. The site states that old movies, old cartoons and documentaries can be watched for free.
AtomCentral is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of US Atomic and Nuclear Test footage. It is a division of VCE Films and offers footage and productions content along with licensing.
A directory of feature films in the public domain, organized into categories including comedy, drama and romance, science fiction and horror, and cartoons. Entries link to films such as His Girl Friday, Reefer Madness, Abraham Lincoln, House on Haunted Hill and Sita Sings the Blues, with short notes on each title.
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Historic Films is a stock footage archive whose collection spans 1895 to 2010 and consists of over 50,000 hours of footage. It licenses stock, musical performance and entertainment footage, and offers researcher assistance through professional librarians.
The BFI National Archive holds a large collection of film and television. Its teams preserve and develop the collection for future generations and make it accessible to current audiences. The archive offers services to search the collection, book films for screenings, and license archive material and stills.
Huntley Film Archives is a film library described as one of the largest in Europe, specializing in rare and hard-to-find footage. The site offers curated collections and browsing by category and decade, with silent and sound options and colour and black-and-white film. Users can register, save favourites and projects, and contact the archive with research requests. A help centre provides tutorials on ordering.
RetroFlix is a project archiving public domain movies, cartoons and documentaries, with a library of more than 3,000 items including classics and obscure titles. The site states that old movies, old cartoons and documentaries can be watched for free.
AtomCentral is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of US Atomic and Nuclear Test footage. It is a division of VCE Films and offers footage and productions content along with licensing.
A directory of feature films in the public domain, organized into categories including comedy, drama and romance, science fiction and horror, and cartoons. Entries link to films such as His Girl Friday, Reefer Madness, Abraham Lincoln, House on Haunted Hill and Sita Sings the Blues, with short notes on each title.
