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Texas Film Round-Up in Wichita Falls

July 2, 2018 | Wichita Falls, TX

In partnership with Humanities Texas and the Texas Film Commission, Texas Archive of the Moving Image (TAMI) will bring its award-winning Texas Film Round-Up to Wichita Falls. On Saturday, August 4, Wichita Falls and surrounding area residents are invited to bring their old family photos, films and videotapes, letters, journals, and other documents for FREE digitization.

Advance drop-off is welcome at the Wichita Falls Public Library during business hours (9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.) every Friday, July 13, 20, 27, and August 3.

View a full list of accepted formats and qualifications

Humanities Texas staff and volunteers from the sponsoring organizations will review and scan your historic family photos, letters, journals, and other documents on-site. The original items will be returned to you the same day along with a digital copy. The History Harvest will create a community collection from the area’s families to document our local, regional and national heritage.


Texas Film Round-Up
This  program  is open to home movies, advertisements, local television, community films, and more. Your films and videotapes are valuable records of Texas history and culture, and with your help, Texas’ media heritage will be available for future generations to appreciate. To qualify for free digitization:

  • up to 50 films and 10 videotapes,
  • be Texas-related (filmed in Texas, by a Texan, or be about Texas), and
  • a digital copy is contributed to the archive.
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