Newsreel Collection

Cavalry Review By President Wilson - Seen In Stand: President Wilson; General Wood; Col... 1913
Cavalry Review By President Wilson, Washington, DC, 1913. In Reviewing Stand: US president Woodrow Wilson, General Wood, Col. Harts; Dr. Grayson; Garrison. (Note cine camera at right)

Poster advertising Edisons Life Size Animated Pictures
NYH192093 Poster advertising Edisons Life Size Animated Pictures, China and Boer Wars at Curzon Hall, Birmingham (colour litho) by Morrow

The War in the Picture-Palaces, French cinema
A French cinema audience during World War One - a newsreel is being shown, giving civilians some idea of what war is really like

Members of the Expedition at Heston Airport, February, 17, 1933, just before leaving for India, c1933, (1935). The Westland Wallace was a British two-seat

Jje Lenoir / Figuier Eng
Photograph of Louis Lumiere (1865-1948), French pioneer of cinematography, scrutinising a strip of film. Together with his brother Auguste, Louis invented the cinematograph

Newsreel cameraman in action, filming from the top of a car. circa 1950

WWII: POSTER, c1943. Thats my ship! I know she can take it - and hand it out
WWII: POSTER, c1943. Thats my ship! I know she can " take it" - and " hand it out!" Poster by the Department of Munitions and Supply for Canada, c1943

WWII: POSTER, c1943. Ca c est mon bateau! On peut compter dessus! Poster by the Department of Munitions and Supply for Canada, c1943

PHOTOGRAPHERS, c1921. Group of American photographers and newsreel cameramen, c1921

PATHE NEWS CREW, c1922. A production crew for Pathe News, in Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. c1922

NEWSREEL CAMERAMEN, 1921. Newsreel cameramen at the Jack Dempsey vs. George Carpentier boxing match at Boyles Thirty Acres arena, Jersey City, New Jersey, 1921

Findon Great Fair - September 1939
Camera mounted on roof of car filming at the Fair surrounded by a flock of sheep. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N18700

Photographers Filming An Event
United States: c. 1958 Photographers filming at an unidentified military event

An Aerial Photographer
United States: c. 1955 A newsreel photographer filming a jet plane from above in another plane

Newsreel in Balkans
Newsreel cameramen covering the Balkan Wars find themselves in the line of fire of the warring forces

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"Capturing History: The Fascinating World of Newsreels" Step back in time and witness the birth of newsreels, a revolutionary medium that brought current events to life on the silver screen. From Jje Lenoir to Figuier Eng, talented pioneers like these paved the way for this captivating form of visual journalism. Imagine walking down a bustling street and being captivated by a poster advertising Edisons Life Size Animated Pictures. These early newsreels showcased everything from historical events to entertainment spectacles, captivating audiences with their immersive storytelling. In the picture palaces of France, newsreels became an integral part of cinema culture during wartime. As tensions rose, French audiences relied on these moving images to stay informed about The War in the Picture-Palaces. Newsreel cameramen were always at the forefront, capturing pivotal moments in history. Whether it was members of an expedition departing for India or documenting the action-packed scenes during WWII battles, they fearlessly ventured into danger zones to bring us closer to reality. During World War II, powerful posters commemorated significant milestones such as the Battle of Britain's second anniversary. They served as reminders of resilience and unity amidst adversity while highlighting newsreel footage that kept people connected with unfolding events. The brave men behind cameras played a crucial role during wartime too. Posters proudly proclaimed "That's my ship. I know she can take it - and hand it out, " emphasizing their unwavering dedication and commitment to bringing stories home safely. Even outside warzones, photographers and newsreel cameramen united forces in pursuit of truth. A group photograph from 1921 showcases American photographers collaborating with their counterparts in capturing important moments that shaped our world. Pathe News Crew stood tall among them all – working tirelessly behind-the-scenes at Navy Yard Washington – ensuring every frame told a compelling story worth sharing with audiences worldwide. From Jack Dempsey vs. .