FI's National Center for Film and Video Preservation coordinates and supports American oving image preservation activities, including gathering, databasing, and making accessible omprehensive documentation on America's moving image heritage. The museum tells the story of the innovation and artistry that make the moving image the most powerful artistic and cultural influence of the twentieth century. The Museum houses the nation's most important collection of motion picture and television artifacts. It presents retrospective film series, often accompanied by discussions with the filmmakers themselves, and digital media seminars with industry pioneers. Education programs for junior high school and high school students connect moving image media with the study of the humanities and sciences.
Exhibitions elegantly illustrate how the art and the craft of moving image making are inseparable.
We are a leader in preserving and promoting the historical value of home movies, safeguarding and making available one of the largest collections amateur film in North America. We offer a free video lending library for members, plus a catalog of Videos of Life in New England. This homepage directs you to a wide variety of sites about these stars. Classic Movies Commercial site, which contains a lot of information about classical Hollywood films, including links to several databases. The 'official' history of the Eastman-Kodak company, as told on the corporate website of Kodak.