Northwest Vision and Media, create the bigger picture
Liverpool Online
RARE
and
popular
films
and
programmes
about
Liverpool
have
been
made
available
on-line
for
all to
enjoy,
thanks
to the
launch
of
Liverpool:
A City
On
Screen.
The unique, on-line resource is dedicated to exploring the city's history in film and television, from the early 1900s to the present day.
Working in partnership with the University of Liverpool, Northwest Vision and Media, North West Film Archive and Liverpool Libraries and Record Office, the British Film Institute (BFI) has developed the resource as part of its Screenonline, to coincide with the city's year-long celebration as European Capital of Culture.
The site went live on Tuesday 29 April, and can be found at www.screenonline.org.uk/liverpool
The site reflects every aspect of Liverpool's development over the last century, from its people, cultural achievements, politics and industry to its commercial heritage, sporting triumphs and tragedies. It celebrates Liverpool's creative impact in film and television, with biographies of key actors, writers and directors.
Liverpool: A City On Screen is available to the public and is an essential destination for film enthusiasts, local historians and anyone with an interest in Liverpool's history.
The unique, on-line resource is dedicated to exploring the city's history in film and television, from the early 1900s to the present day.
Working in partnership with the University of Liverpool, Northwest Vision and Media, North West Film Archive and Liverpool Libraries and Record Office, the British Film Institute (BFI) has developed the resource as part of its Screenonline, to coincide with the city's year-long celebration as European Capital of Culture.
The site went live on Tuesday 29 April, and can be found at www.screenonline.org.uk/liverpool
The site reflects every aspect of Liverpool's development over the last century, from its people, cultural achievements, politics and industry to its commercial heritage, sporting triumphs and tragedies. It celebrates Liverpool's creative impact in film and television, with biographies of key actors, writers and directors.
Liverpool: A City On Screen is available to the public and is an essential destination for film enthusiasts, local historians and anyone with an interest in Liverpool's history.
