Australian Television Archive

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Skills/services

  • Audiovisual preservation / digitisation
  • Collection management
  • Conservation
  • Facility development

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The Australian Television Archive is a Melbourne-based specialist supplier providing professional audiovisual digitisation and recovery of obsolete and ageing television formats. Services include 1-inch Type C, IVC, EIAJ, U-matic, Betacam, Digital Betacam, DVCAM, MiniDV, VHS and 16mm film, with particular expertise in difficult, rare and irreplaceable archival material requiring specialist handling, treatment and recovery. The Archive also provides archive footage research and supply services for museums, galleries, cultural organisations, broadcasters, researchers and production companies.


Projects

2025-26

Preservation and digitisation of the extensive TNT Channel 9 Tasmania television archive.

2025-26

Large-scale preservation and digitisation of the GTS/BKN regional television archive.

2025

Specialist recovery and restoration of previously unseen behind-the-scenes material from Crocodile Dundee.

2025

Recovery and digitisation of rare original 1-inch broadcast masters from Keith Floyd’s Floyd on Oz.

2025

Recovery and preservation of rare surviving colour material from Number 96.


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