Saving Film and Video for the Nation: 50 Years of Scotland's Film Archive
Join the National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall to look back at 50 years of Scotland's film archive
Wednesday 25th November, 6-7pm
Free but ticketed, please book here.
Join founding archivist Janet McBain and current archive staff as they tell the story of Scotland’s film archive and the work involved in preserving and sharing its treasures through film clips and conversation.
The National Library of Scotland holds this archive, made up of thousands of films spanning over 130 years. Established in 1976 as the Scottish Film Archive, it endures as a phenomenal record of Scotland on film and video.
Drop in to the National Library's access centre before or after the event to explore more collections that tell the story of Scotland’s film heritage and celebrate 50 years of Scotland’s film archive.
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