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The BFI National Archive is one of the world's greatest collections of film and television. The majority of the collection is British material but it also features internationally significant...
Thousands of beautifully preserved films, capturing 120 years of Britain on film. Find your story. Archive services. You can use the archive for business, research or licensing opportunities. Search the archive. Start your archive research here. Find out more. Book films to screen.
The BFI National Archive Kingshill at Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire opened here in 1935. This is the site entrance; several large modern archive buildings lie behind the barn building. The site is officially known as the J Paul Getty Junior Conservation Centre.
Visit website. Telephone: 020 7255 1444. Fax: 0144 228 9112. Book in advance. ARCHON code: 2870. If you are an archivist or custodian of this archive you can use the archive update form to add...
The BFI National Archive contains a huge collection of. film; television still images posters and design; audio recordings; books and journals personal papers; Use the collections search database to find what you’re looking for.
Oct 1, 2013 · The BFI National Archive came into being in 1935, as the National Film Library (NFL), a key part of the remit of the British Film Institute (itself formed just two years earlier) to “maintain a national repository of films of permanent value”.
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The BFI National Archive, established in 1935, is one of the world's largest and most diverse film and television collections, held across two world-leading facilities for the preservation, conservation and restoration of film; the BFI Master Film store in Warwickshire - a state-of-the-art, sub-zero facility where nitrate and acetate film ...
