America's film heritage preserved at the Library of Congress
From silent films and Hollywood classics through the Golden Age of television, the curators at the Library of Congress painstakingly maintain its archive of 1.4 million films and video recordings as a time capsule of America as told through moving images. Martha Teichner goes underground for a look at this a national treasure.
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Lost Forever: The Art of Film Preservation
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Nitrate Fires & Movie Vaults: Films LOST and FOUND
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Library of Congress - The Omar Ibn Said Collection
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The PROBLEM with Capitalism - Smarter Every Day 316
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A Tour of the Nitrate Vaults
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Jon Stewart on Trump's "Meritocracy" & Desi Lydic on MAGA Moving Iran Goalposts | The Daily Show
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Film to Digital: The Demise of the Projectionist
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Top 20 Most Quotable Monty Python Moments
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Nitrate film why do we keep it?
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Digital Preservation at the Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation
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MoMA's race to preserve classic films' sights and sounds
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Laurel and Hardy Preservation | Interview with Scott MacQueen
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MoMA Film Preservation Center: Tour
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Being a Projectionist for The Odyssey in 70mm
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The Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress
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How Old Movies Are Professionally Restored | Movies Insider
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Out of the Dark: Bringing Films to Light at the National Archives
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Cinerama's "Seven Wonders of the World" Remastering and reconstructing
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The IMAX of the 1890s | HOW TO SEE the First Movies
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