Digital Film Archive Fund

Image of Neil Brand playing a piano accompaniment to silent archive footage - part of the 2008 London Loves screening event in Trafalgar Square The Digital Film Archive Fund has been set up to increase public access to regional screen heritage.

This region has £219,000 available to award over two years from 2008 - 2010 to support innovative programmes ensuring wider access to the UK's screen heritage.

Projects must focus on public engagement with screen heritage and could take a variety of forms including film-making/new commissions, exhibition, distribution, broadcast, online, education or participatory work.

Commissioned projects need to:

Deliver widespread public access to screen heritage
Create widespread public value from access to screen heritage and evidence supporting it

Every UK region will fund at least one project which addresses the theme of 'home' - perhaps what 'home' might mean in a particular place or region or to a particular community.

The Digital Film Archive Fund is currently closed.

Find out more about projects supported through Film London's Digital Film Archive Fund.

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