The WFAA Newsfilm Collection spans 18 years of 16mm news footage from 1960-1978. All of the films have been preserved in a climate controlled vault, but until recently, the content has not been identified and made available to the public...
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The G. William Jones Film and Video Collection, a part of the Hamon Arts Library holdings, is housed in the Greer Garson Theatre's 3,800-square-foot climate-controlled storage vault, containing over 5,000 prints and negatives in 8mm...
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The Tyler, Texas Black Film Collection comprises 6 short subjects, 9 features, and a set of newsreels, all produced between 1935 and 1956. The African-American films include comedies, dramas, news, and musical performances, and were made...
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Dr. Rick Worland, who was an acquaintance of G. William Jones, has written an interview-style blog post in which he addresses the importance of G. William Jones to cinema at large, the cultural impact of black cinema and its resulting...
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About the G. William Jones Film Collection
The G. William Jones Film and Video Collection supports instruction and research in the Meadows School of the Arts, the Southern Methodist University, and the global moving image preservation and research community. The Collection’s primary purpose is to support education through the study, preservation, and presentation of moving images. To this end, the Collection maintains moving images in a wide variety of formats, examples of related equipment, print materials associated with moving images, and a climate-controlled storage facility.
Please visit the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection for more information. For additional information, contact filmarchive@smu.edu.
