In 1991, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences made a decision that impacted the entire history of film.
That year, we formally established our Academy Film Archive with a mission to preserve, restore, document, exhibit, and study the art of motion pictures.
Originally founded with just three staff members, the Archive has grown to include more than 30 archival professionals who manage a collection of more than 190,000 inventoried items from 2,000 separate sources.
It’s also supported more than 100 internships, enriching the film archival community and serving as a steward for nearly 1 million pounds of film.
In celebration of its 25th anniversary, here are 25 things you should know about the Archive, its work, and its impact on motion pictures.
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