Roadmap
Planned improvements to 16mm Filmography. This page is edited by the site admin — check back for updates.
In progress
- Cleaning up structured metadata (year, creator, color, sound) extracted from free-text records.
- Reach out to big institutional collections to list their holdings. Contact us at avgeeks@gmail.com for more information.
- Reach out to 16mm collectors to list their holdings. Contact us at avgeeks@gmail.com for more information.
- Reach out to big institutional collections to list their holdings. Contact us at avgeeks@gmail.com for more information.
- Reach out to 16mm collectors to list their holdings. Contact us at avgeeks@gmail.com for more information.
- Create an advanced search of the metadata.
Solicit for volunteers. Contact us at avgeeks@gmail.com for more information. Find an institutional non-profit partner or create a non-profit.
- Looking to consolidate duplicate listings from different sources. This is tough..!
Planned
Done
- Go live with the site.
- Migrated away from Wordpress to another more efficient platform.
- Added Kinonik.
- Added Wheaton College.
- Added New York Public Library.
- Added Visual Studies Workshop.
- Added films and commercials from Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive
- Added Library of Congress 16mm holdings.
- Imported 1912-1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970-8 catalogs of Library of Congress Motion Picture Copyright Entries.
- Added FedFlix US Government film listings from Internet Archive.
- Added A/V Geeks films from Internet Archive and from Youtube.
- Added other Youtube channels that feature 16mm films. Adding Periscope Films, The Unpopular Archive, UCLA Movie and Television Archive, University of S Carolina’s MIRC Youtube channels
- Added Texas Archive of the Moving Image.
- Added Educational Films section from Internet Archive.
- Added Travel Film Archive Youtube channel.
- Added films from the Educational Film Guide 1945.
- Added films from the Australian Centre For the Moving Image.
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