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UCLA Film & Television Archive exists to not only preserve the rich, cultural heritage captured by moving images, but also to celebrate it. Over the last century, moving images have played a key role in shaping society. As the world’s largest university-based collection of film and broadcast television, the Archive takes our responsibility to safeguard this moving image heritage seriously. We are proud that our supporters do as well.

The Archive is many things to many people. Whether you appreciate our preservation projects, enjoy our public programming or applaud the fact that one of the the world’s largest archives is accessible to students, scholars, researchers and more through ARSC, the Archive exists to serve the cultural interests and meet the historical needs of our community.

Of course, the Archive would not be able to fulfill our mission or take pride in our accomplishments without your involvement. There are many reasons to support the Archive. And now, there are new benefits for our supporters.

Enrich your experience with the Archive by making a contribution today. Specially crafted benefits are offered at a number of giving levels:

GivingPreservation Circle
$25,000 or more

Producers Circle
$10,000 - $24,999

Directors Circle
$5,000 - $9,999

Studio Circle
$2,500 - $4,999

Silver Screen Circle
$1,000 - $2,499

Cinephile Circle
$500 - $999

For courtesies associated with giving please click here.

In addition to annual giving opportunities, the Archive needs funds to meet its long-term goals:

  • A preservation endowment dedicated to saving the Archive's most endangered holdings in film and video
  • An exhibition endowment dedicated to supporting film and video programming
  • Leadership support for ventures in new media and electronic publishing
  • Scholarship and student support for the Moving Image Archive Studies (MIAS) innovative graduate degree program.

To discuss these opportunities or additional ways to get involved please contact:

Tamara Turoff Keough
Director of Development
UCLA Film & Television Archive
302 East Melnitz
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1323
ttkeough@support.ucla.edu
(310) 825-2350

Your support of the UCLA Film & Television Archive helps us fulfill our mission.
To give online please click here.
To give by check, please make it payable to The UCLA Foundation and mail to the address above.

Thank you!

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