Video
The Australian Centre for Moving Image have been preserving videogames, TV and film works since 1946. Explore Australian works on screen relating to First Nations people, tourism, equipment and more.
Nearly a decade of BBC video from 1980 to 1989 educating the public on computer programming and software. A hotbed of retro digital references.
A living register of Black films. The archive showcases Black films made from 1898 to 1989. Created by Maya S. Cade, a scholar-in-residence at the Library of Congress.
One of the largest collections of film and television in the world. Free historical videos. If you’re in London you can head to the BFI on Southbank to view them at the Mediatheque.
An extensive, inspiring archive of visual techniques used in video art from Jacobi Mehringer of Widen+Kennedy.
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