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Documenting the 20th Century,
frame by frame
The UCLA Film and Television Archive offers you one of the largest libraries
of historical footage documenting the people, places, events and lifestyles
of the 20th Century - nationally and worldwide.
Our available film footage for direct licensing spans 1896-1981:
- Hearst Metrotone
Newsreels: Over 27 million feet chronicling 1915-1977. Much
of the collection is original camera negative.
- The KTLA Collection
(1955-1981): Over 13,000 news stories.
- TV News (1973-1975):
More than 5,000 national news stories.
- Paper Print Collection
(1894-1912): Over 400 comedy, drama and documentary subjects representing
the dawn of cinema.
- Hollywood on
Parade: Looks at 1930s Hollywood personalities.
- Soundies:
More than 350 musical shorts from the early 1940s.
- Denove Collection:
John F. Kennedy's 1960 Presidential campaign.
- The Lighthill
Collection: Noted footage of 1960s civil unrest.
- Classic TV programs: The Shari Lewis Show, The U.S. Steel Hour,
Mister Peepers and more, featuring many stars' early careers.
Since 1984, we've provided archival footage for over 5,000 film, TV,
educational, and multi-media productions. For more information on licensing
footage or to inquire about your specific requests, contact us today.
UCLA Film and Television Archive
Commercial Services
1015 N. Cahuenga Boulevard
Hollywood, California 90038
Phone: (323) 466-8559
Fax: (323) 461-6317
Email: footage@ucla.edu
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