In Fritz Lang’s German Expressionist

This little toy projector takes only 100-foot reels of 35mm film, but what's surprising is how dangerous it was. When it was made, 35mm film stock was madr from highly flammable nitrate.

The size of an iPhone, this Pathé Posograph light meter was one of the first devices created to calculate the aperture and exposure time, which assisted with taking a photograph or exposing film st

Since 1892, American company Kodak has been synonymous with photography and a key part of that success was its modern approach to branding – from the name itself, a word invented to be ‘short

These eight black cannisters held 9.5mm film, the world's first successful home movie format on safety stock.

Throughout her 50-year career, glamorous American actor Bebe Daniels starred in an impressive 230 films. She is depicted on this novelty Beautebox tin by Canco, which speaks to her level of fame.

This July 1923 issue of America's Picture-Play Magazine is remarkable for featuring not one but two Melbourne-born Australians on its cover.

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This silent promo film for the Victorian Football League (VFL) was made for cinemas in the l

NFSA Curator Nathan Smith details the discovery and digitisation of an extremely rare and unique nitrate film from the 1920s.