Primary navigation
Strategy for UK Screen Heritage
* For full photo credits, see list at the foot of the page
The BFI is leading a consultation on a strategy for promoting UK Screen Heritage. The strategy has been drafted by the UK Film Heritage Group which collectively believes the public is entitled to access, learn about and enjoy the UK's rich moving image heritage, wherever they live and wherever the materials are held.
This is an important strategy which could have a far-reaching effect on film and television archives in the UK. It was published on 13 June at a meeting of key stakeholders from across the archive sector.
How the consultation works
Step 1: Download and read the full strategy document (PDF, 465kb)
Step 2: Tell us what you think, by 7 September 2007:
Step 3: The results of the consultation will inform the shape of the final strategy.
Thank you.
If you would like to add any further comments not covered in the feedback form please get in touch through our contact form.
* Picture credits - left to right: Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988), Cotton Come Back (1946), Trainspotting (1996), The Belles of St Trinians (1954), The London Story (1986), Hancock's Half Hour (TV 1956-1960), Pressure (1975), Blow Up (1966), Doctor Zhivago (1965), Words for Battle (1941), Henry V (1944).
Documents on this page are available in Adobe PDF, which requires Adobe's free reader.
If you are having trouble viewing PDFs, please consult our help page.
