The UCLA Film & Television Archive is one of the largest and most respected moving image archives in the U.S., preserving over 520,000 films, TV programs, and radio recordings. Known for its innovative restoration work and community-focused programming, the Archive supports academic research and public engagement while safeguarding audiovisual heritage for future generations.

The Museum of Modern Art’s Department of Film, founded in 1934, is a pioneering institution in film preservation, curation, and research. With a collection of over 30,000 films and 1.5 million stills, MoMA is globally recognized for its efforts to safeguard cinema history. Through public screenings, scholarly access, and advanced preservation facilities, MoMA ensures that film remains central to modern art and cultural heritage.