Week 5: 11-17 December
Learn more about deaccessioning, ‘orphan manifestations’ and how a silent landmark inspired this year’s Christmas must-have.
Screen Culture 2033: progress updates
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.
This week we shout from the rooftops about the BFI Mediatheque, head to the Manchester Animation Festival and learn about sustainability in archiving
As we gear up for World TV Day on 21 November, learn more about how we archive off-air TV broadcasts and make these available at the BFI Mediatheque
Welcome to the first edition of our new, weekly blog exploring the work of the BFI National Archive
An update from Mel Hoyes, Director of Inclusion and Jack Powell, Director of Policy & Public Affairs on our commitment to reviewing inclusive language.
A challenge for the BFI in uncertain times.
Jason Wood, Executive Director for Public Programmes and Audiences shares our ambitions to transform our relationship with the public, and become widely known as an open house for the discovery and enjoyment of film and the moving image.
Arike Oke, Executive Director of Knowledge and Collections shares our ambitions to establish the BFI National Archive as the most open moving image collection in the world.
You are reading this strategy within a new BFI blog, where we will profile our work and report on progress in real time.