The Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archives' mission is to collect, preserve and make accessible film and video materials. The films and videos, in our collection, have been collected and preserved in or about Florida and reflect the history and culture of this region. An invaluable resource for researchers, film and video producers, and the general public, the Wolfson Archive provides a year-round screening and seminar program featuring materials from our collection and other archives throughout the nation and abroad.

CLIENTS: Please refer to the following address when inquiring about obtaining footage for your project:

http://www.wolfsonarchive.o...

All other inquires can be made via email to:

info@wolfsonarchive.org

The Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archive was established in 1986 and is one of the largest archives of its kind in the United States.
the Wolfson Archives documents all things Florida; providing the public the unique opportunity to re-live or see and hear for the first time the issues and events that have impacted our lives, shaped the cultural milieu of our region.
The Archive's ever-growing collection began with a donation of television newsfilm and video from WTVJ, Florida's first TV station. It now includes millions of feet of film and thousands of hours of videotape ranging from amateur footage dating from as early as the 1910s, to as recent as yesterday's newscasts.