The UCLA Film & Television Archive offers you one of the worlds largest libraries of historical footage documenting the people, places, events and lifestyles of the 20th Century-both nationally and worldwide.

Film footage available for direct licensing IN PERPETUITY spans 1896-1981, including:

The Hearst Metrotone News Collection (1915-1977): More than 27 million feet of distributed newsreels, unreleased stories, and outtakes covering nearly every major national and international news story of the time. Much of the collection is camera-original negative, yielding images as sharp as the day they were shot.

The KTLA Newsfilm Collection (1955-1981): Color/sound film covering more than 13,000 news stories.

The TV News Collection (1973-1975): More than 5,000 national news stories.

The Paper Prints Collection (1896-1908): Over 400 comedies, dramas, and documentary subjects. Includes films by D.W. Griffith and Thomas Edison.

The Hollywood on Parade Collection (1932-1934): Short subjects featuring behind-the-scenes footage of Hollywoods early personalities and Golden Age.

The Soundies Collection (1940-1950): More than 350 Swing-Era musical shorts pioneering modern music videos.

The Denove Collection: Footage chronicling public appearances, commercials, and programs produced for John F. Kennedy's 1960 Presidential Campaign.

The Lighthill Collection: Noted footage of 1960s civil unrest in the United States.

General Collections: Classic television programs like MISTER PEEPERS, the U.S. STEEL HOUR, and THE SHARI LEWIS SHOW, featuring rising TV stars early in their careers.

For research assistance, please call 323-466-8559 x4, or visit www.cinema.ucla.edu/footage to view a PARTIAL list of our holdings.