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Type of Media
Television
Access for Researchers
Limited (see Comments)
Content Summary
- Film (programs and unedited footage) from most stations in the network is centralised in Melbourne, from the start of the network in 1956. Video tape in various formats (programs, camera tapes of some news and sports events, news compile tapes, etc.) is held in both Sydney and Melbourne, 1956-present
- Other 7 Network stations (Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Maroochydore) have smaller collections of local tape material.
Comments
Direct access to outside researchers is rarely given - requests must go to senior archives personnel. However external footage sales and research can be arranged through Lisa Savage (lisa@lisasavage.tv). The Network also has an external sales facility through Focal International (http://www.focalint.org/footage-and-content-gallery/directory/member/1205/seven-network-australia-the).
The Seven Network is in the process of digitising samples of its programs from the past and providing copies to the National Film and Sound Archive, where the material can be publicly accessed. The network also participates in the NFSA’s News and Current Affairs project, whereby specified weeks of news are provided to it, material which can be found in the NFSA catalogue.
Keywords
Network Seven, television, film, video tape, news, sports
Contact Name
Seven Network Archives
Address
PO Box 777, Sydney, NSW 2009
Phone and Fax
Ph +61 (02) 8777 7777
Website Link 1
Website Link 2
Affiliation Notes
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This record is included in AustLit because it forms part of the Media Archives Project. AustLit does not comprehensively cover Australian Archives.