Moving History - a guide to UK film and television archives in the public sector

 

 

 
Chick’s Day
The Face of Scotland
Paisley Children’s Happy Hunting Ground
Seawards The Great Ships
St Kilda, Britain's Loneliest Isle
The Coming of the Camerons
The Rugged Island: A Shetland Lyric

The collection

Selected films

Contact and access

Other Partnerships

Scottish Screen Archive is working collaboratively with Edinburgh College of Art toward the publication of a volume, and creation of an online database, of sources for the study of Scottish cinema 1938-1993. The archive has also for the past few years worked with both Strathclyde and Glasgow universities in giving talks to students on the archive and its potential for research for dissertation topics etc. The archive has used these talks to encourage media students in particular to consider film outside the Hollywood cinema tradition.

The Margaret Tait project, in collaboration with Lux artists film and video centre has seen the preservation of the entire surviving oeuvre of Tait, film poet, artist and writer. Access copies on videoformat are available from SSA, a touring programme can be booked through Lux. An new publication 'Subjects and Sequences - A Margaret Tait reader' edited by Peter Todd was published in 2004. Collection catalogue details available through SSA on-line catalogue and articles and contextual studies on Tait at www.luxonline.org.uk/artists