The Library of Congress' Packard Campus for Audio–Visual Conservation is the first centralized facility in America specially planned and designed to preserve and make accessible the audiovisual...
Category: Restoration and Preservation
During the silent era, a film company would usually produce two camera negatives, placing two cameras next to each other to shoot a scene. One negative was usually used for domestic prints, and the...
From the earliest days of the cinema, virtually all commercial 35mm films were made using Eastman Kodak's "nitrate film stock".
The Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio–Visual Conservation was constructed with a $155 million grant from the Packard Institute and an additional $82 million from Congress.
