The Texas Archive of the Moving Image is dedicated to discovering, preserving, providing access to, and educating the community about Texas' film heritage.
Hear from our former TAMI Education Fellow on how archival film has transformed her classroom—and why YOU should apply next!
📅 Apply by September 15, 2025 → https://t.co/DNdmo0fWJe
A little behind-the-scenes look at TAMI's film prep area with Frances. This work is part of our CLIR grant, allowing us to digitize and catalog more than 250 films and videos from our KPRC-TV Collection. These materials document Houston’s LGBTQ+ community. Thanks to @CLIRNews!
We're excited to let you know about new materials on https://t.co/VZbCR5v7R8🎥 The Paul Stekler Collection features an award-winning group of films from one of America’s most respected political filmmakers. Explore today on https://t.co/VZbCR5v7R8.
🔗https://t.co/eqW8vYqnAy
The power of the Guadalupe River is real. We searched the archives and discovered this footage, showing the Army National Guard responding to flooding in 1978.
https://t.co/W98vCBHiG7
Thinking of our fellow Texans today. #CampMystic has so much history in the Lone Star State. This archival footage is from 1952.
https://t.co/aM8Yj8QCuV
We love our volunteers! Come see us today until 4 p.m. at Bandera Middle School for the Texas Film Round-Up. This great program offers FREE digitization! Details at https://t.co/ZzW8spsy87
#texas#archive#texasfilmroundup
Ari is onsite today at the Texas Film Round-Up in Bandera! Stop by and drop off your films and videos for FREE digitization at Bandera Middle School until 4 p.m. PLUS, don't miss our special screening STARRING BANDERA at 2 p.m.
Details: https://t.co/eWbSyyCPFb
Come see us today in B A N D E R A for the Texas Film Round-Up!
Team TAMI will be at the Bandera Middle School from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. accepting your films and videos for FREE digitization.
Learn more and pre-register at https://t.co/Tla6xgc7sc
#texas#archives#film
Can’t make it to the Luling @officialthump 🍉 this weekend? Watch a piece of Thump history instead! In 2001, a few years after launching @titosvodka, Tito Beveridge hit the seed spitting stage. Catch him in SPIT FARTHER! 🎥 #watermelonthump#lulingwatermelonthump
Throughout the first half of the twentieth century, so-called “itinerant filmmakers” traveled throughout the US, making a business out of the creation of local “stars.” See the whole film here:
https://t.co/MhMn4ZnOBF
📽️From Texas itinerant filmmaker Melton Barker📽️
A 1939 film titled "That's The Last Straw."
Although many of Barker's films were captured in Texas, this one is from Duluth, Minnesota. We love watching Betty Lou Jones performance at the end.
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🎥ONE WEEK AWAY🎥
The Texas Film Round-Up, our partnership with @TexasFilmComm, travels to Bandera 5/28. Drop off films & videotapes for our free digitization program next Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bandera Middle School. Pre-register at https://t.co/ZzW8spsy87.
🎬 See Bandera on the big screen!
Join us for a free screening of historic films from Bandera – home movies, local TV & more!
🗓 June 28 | 🕑 2 PM
📍 Bandera Middle School
🎟 Free
More info: https://t.co/nU7jGudosA
#TexasFilmRoundUp#BanderaTX#FreeScreening#TexasHistory
Throwback to the 1970s for National Go Fishing Day! 🎣
Check out this archival footage of KFDX-TV reporters fishing together. Looks like they brought their own trophies🏆
#nationalgofishingday