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Home Movie Viewing Event

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Summary

Do you have old video and film but no equipment to view them? Come along to Southwark Archives where you can watch your old movies for free!

Date & time

Date:20 November 2024

Time:4pm to 7pm

Event Details

Address:John Harvard Library
211 Borough High Street
London
London

Post code:SE1 1JA

Website:www.southwark.gov.uk/culture-and-sport/local-history/southwark-archives/visit-southwark-archives/visitor-and-contact

Tickets:FREE

Telephone:020 7525 0232

Email: archives@southwark.gov.uk

Description

Did you know that video footage, unless stored properly, only lasts about 30 years? This means anything shot on video from 1994 or earlier is already at risk of deteriorating! Yikes! Bring your old movies to Southwark Archives where the team from London's Screen Archives will be providing video players and small gauge viewers, so you can watch your home movies - all for free. We accept VHS, mini DV, hi-8, 8mm and Super8 formats.
Get advice on how you can preserve your screen records for future generations.
Find out how you can add your part of history to Southwark’s Film collection.
We’ll also be screening archival films that explore Black heritage in Southwark, highlighting the rich and diverse narratives that have shaped our communities.
Refreshments available.

Transport

By Bus:21, 35, 133, 343, C10

By Tube:Borough; London Bridge

By Train:London Bridge

Map

Accessibility

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