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Historic Films Inc Launches The Museum of Motion Picture Journalism Grand Opening and $340,667 Fundraising Campaign to Digitize Universal Newsreels Collection
The museum launches with 125 Universal Newsreel episodes and a $340,667.84 campaign to digitize thousands more historic films.
- On Friday, Orlando-based nonprofit Historic Films Inc announced the grand opening of The Museum of Motion Picture Journalism, a free digital museum providing public access to collections from the National Archives.
- Founder Jim Michael brings five decades of experience in national broadcast journalism, having worked with NBC News in Washington covering Presidents from Carter to George and events in Nicaragua.
- The Museum launches on YouTube with 125 episodes of the Universal Newsreels series, aiming to democratize access to these unique film records of the 20th century.
- Historic Films Inc is launching its first fundraising campaign seeking to raise $340,667.84 to convert thousands of remaining Universal Newsreels episodes from analog to digital format.
- Individuals interested in supporting the digitization campaign can learn more about donation opportunities or contact Timothy McCarthy at Historic Films Inc for additional information.
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Historic Films Inc Launches The Museum of Motion Picture Journalism Grand Opening and $340,667 Fundraising Campaign to Digitize Universal Newsreels Collection
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