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The BFI National Archive (formerly known as The National Film and Television Archive) began its existence in May 1935 in fulfillment of one of the ten aims of the British Film Institute, to ‘maintain a...
The collection consists of copies of films given to the Regiment over the years. Only one appears to have been specially commissioned. The remainder are straightforward reporting of events. There are 17...
Previously known as the Services Sound & Vision Corporation (SSVC), this is now pat of BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service). It has long been associated with the armed forces, providing both radio and...
Note: The above address is the postal one. The street address for the Film and Video Archive is: All Saints Annexe. Austral Street, London SE11 4SJ. The Imperial War Museum’s Film and Video Archive...
The Museum has acquired film on a piecemeal basis since the 1960s but has recently begun to collect more actively, particularly amateur footage of the British and Indian armies in the 1930s and 1940s. The...
The collection comprises videos of local events, areas and people, mostly of historic nature as well as videos of naval information concerning training, recruitment and commercials.
The Royal Air Force Museum was established in 1963 to collect, preserve and display all forms of material recording the history of the Royal Flying Corps, the Royal Navy Air Service, the Royal Air Force and...
The collection is that of the former Photographic Department of Vickers plc, which was based at the Company’s Headquarters in London. Papers, photographic negatives, and cine film formerly stored in the...
The Wessex Film and Sound Archive was established in February 1988 by the Hampshire Archives Trust in association with the Hampshire County Council, who now administer the archive. Film, video and sound...
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