Week 12: 12-18 February 2025
This week learn more about how you can help us collect online moving image and the student placements we have in the curatorial team.
Screen Culture 2033: progress updates
This week learn more about how you can help us collect online moving image and the student placements we have in the curatorial team.
This week read about a group of volunteers that visited the archive, our event for cinephile sleuths, and how we’re developing opportunities for traineeships in the Conservation Centre.
Learn more about how the archive was involved in a project exploring how to connect collections from across the UK and how you can tune into our event, Archiving in the Age of (Super) Abundance.
Learn more about how our Special Collections team are shining a spotlight on unsung script supervisors and how our Documentation team are marking a new milestone in the use of AI technology.
Learn more about Douglas Slocombe’s home movies and how the archive uses 3D printers in our latest blog.
This week learn more about The Story of Us, film cleaning feats and what we were watching on New Year’s Day 1985
This week learn more about a recent visit from the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, the archive’s ‘Top 5’ titles and the late, great Malcolm Le Grice.
Learn more about deaccessioning, ‘orphan manifestations’ and how a silent landmark inspired this year’s Christmas must-have.
In this edition we explore the importance of barcode scanning, discover a lost world in a Tring basement and examine the anatomy of a trailer.
Learn more about a recent archive adventure to India, how our curators have been taking a fresh look at our collections and the importance of a good label, in our latest blog.
You are reading this strategy within a new BFI blog, where we will profile our work and report on progress in real time.