London’s Screen Archives (LSA) is the regional network which supports all organisations in London holding collections of moving image material. Its mission is to bring screen heritage into the heart of London’s cultural life. It helps organisations care for their collections. It helps the public and researchers find and use the material. It opens up new access to our extraordinary heritage of film made in or about our city.

London’s Screen Archives is collaborative by nature. It joins up organisations of different types – from commercial picture libraries to local authority archives. Sharing expertise and effort is central to its operations.

• About London’s Screen Archives
  Includes contact details and information about how the network operates, current projects and previous projects, including the ‘Revitalising the Regions’ funding programme.
• Finding a Collection
  Descriptions of London-based or London-focused moving image collections and the organisations that hold them.
• Managing a Collection
  Advice on managing and caring for moving image collections.

Can the London Screen Heritage Programme help you?

The London Screen Heritage Programme is offering six projects this year to London-based archives, museums, and libraries that have moving image holdings but no access to moving image specialists. The programme has received funding to send specialist conservators and cataloguers into collections to undertake a range of work on their films, videos, and DVDs. See the Current LSA Projects page for more information.