
The Archive Project is a digital gateway to the National Archives Motion Picture Collection, aiming to democratize access to historic archives by digitizing and storing analog content. It leverages AI video tools to create a highly searchable, organized, and interactive database. The project targets a diverse global customer base including creators, researchers, and students. With over 6,900 hours of public domain footage digitized and ready for viewing and download, it is positioned to be one of the largest publicly accessible digital archives of historic footage.

The Archive Project is a digital gateway to the National Archives Motion Picture Collection, aiming to democratize access to historic archives by digitizing and storing analog content. It leverages AI video tools to create a highly searchable, organized, and interactive database. The project targets a diverse global customer base including creators, researchers, and students. With over 6,900 hours of public domain footage digitized and ready for viewing and download, it is positioned to be one of the largest publicly accessible digital archives of historic footage.
What they do: Digitize and provide searchable public access to historic motion-picture archives (public-domain footage)
Headquarters: Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Founded: April 30, 2024
Scale of archive: Over 6,900 hours of public-domain footage digitized
Funding status: Pre-Seed round announced Aug 6, 2024
Preservation, digitization, organization, and searchability of analog historic motion-picture archives.
2024
Digital archives / Media digitization
Pre-Seed round announced on Aug 6, 2024; amount obfuscated in available record.