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 Travel Film Archive is a collection of travelogues and educational and industrial films, many in color, showing the world between 1900 and 1970. Its holdings include archives of travel filmmakers Burton Holmes, Andre de la Varre, and James A. FitzPatrick, plus footage by other itinerant cameramen. Footage is available for licensing from Getty Images and an agent network.
Australian Defence Imagery is a media portal for the Australian Defence Force. It hosts images and videos related to Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army and Air Force activities, including events, operations, exercises and historic collections, with advanced search functionality for its assets.
The Classic Movies preserves and presents historical films, television recordings, and moving-image collections online.
The National Film Preservation Foundation is a film preservation organization. It provides preservation grants, a screening room of preserved films, and publications such as the Film Preservation Guide. Its site lists grants awarded to institutions and silent films premiering online.
The Bay Area Television Archive, established in 1981, preserves 6000 hours of newsfilm, documentaries and other TV media produced in the Bay Area and Northern California between 1950 and 2000. The collection includes local newsfilm, documentaries and footage on events and organizations from the period.
Prelinger Archives is an archival film project co-directed by Rick Prelinger and Megan Prelinger. Rick Prelinger began collecting ephemeral films in 1983, and a collection of 60,000 films was acquired by the Library of Congress in 2002. Since 2000 it has partnered with Internet Archive to make a subset of over 9,000 films available online for free viewing, downloading and reuse.
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The Travel Film Archive is a collection of travelogues and educational and industrial films, many in color, showing the world between 1900 and 1970. Its holdings include archives of travel filmmakers Burton Holmes, Andre de la Varre, and James A. FitzPatrick, plus footage by other itinerant cameramen. Footage is available for licensing from Getty Images and an agent network.
Australian Defence Imagery is a media portal for the Australian Defence Force. It hosts images and videos related to Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army and Air Force activities, including events, operations, exercises and historic collections, with advanced search functionality for its assets.
The Classic Movies preserves and presents historical films, television recordings, and moving-image collections online.
The National Film Preservation Foundation is a film preservation organization. It provides preservation grants, a screening room of preserved films, and publications such as the Film Preservation Guide. Its site lists grants awarded to institutions and silent films premiering online.
The Bay Area Television Archive, established in 1981, preserves 6000 hours of newsfilm, documentaries and other TV media produced in the Bay Area and Northern California between 1950 and 2000. The collection includes local newsfilm, documentaries and footage on events and organizations from the period.
Prelinger Archives is an archival film project co-directed by Rick Prelinger and Megan Prelinger. Rick Prelinger began collecting ephemeral films in 1983, and a collection of 60,000 films was acquired by the Library of Congress in 2002. Since 2000 it has partnered with Internet Archive to make a subset of over 9,000 films available online for free viewing, downloading and reuse.
