Cine to DVD and Cine to Video Transfer
Don't let your priceless memories gather dust and fade away; use our expertise and years of knowledge to preserve and enjoy them for many more years to come!
Aarchive Film Productions Ltd can transfer your old cine film home movies to video and DVD, using high quality digital equipment, which will keep your precious memories safe for you to enjoy over and over again.
We can transfer all domestic formats, including:
Aarchive Film Productions have been Cine Film to Video specialists for 16 years and Cine Film to DVD specialists for the past 4 years. Since staring the Cine Film to Video section in 1990, we have transferred almost 1,000,000 feet of cine film to video!
And since the advent of DVD, we have transferred, on average, 15,000 feet of people's home movies to DVD every month.
Historical Documentaries
We have also established ourselves as one of Plymouth's leading documentary producers, bringing exclusive images of historical Plymouth and the steam railways of Devon and Cornwall area to the small screen; all of which are available to purchase from this web site.
The staff have been associated with the film business for 25 years and their work has regularly featured on BBC & local South West networks.
Since Roger’s death, Aarchive Films are no longer producing any more historical documentaries, although all the titles on this web site are still available, with free postage. They now specialise in cine film transfers and work solely to provide the best quality service they can for you precious cine films.
Our History
In 1973, accountant Roger Lilley opened one of Plymouth's first 8mm sound film libraries. Since then, he has gained much experience in all gauges of film including professional 35mm and 16mm, as well as being an expert on 9.5mm and both Super and Standard 8mm.
In 1990, the cine film to video transfer division was launched and within 12 months Aarchive Film Productions, under the management of Roger's son Phil, had become Plymouth's largest cine film to video processor, catering for all gauges of amateur and professional film. With specially designed equipment, Aarchive Film Productions can boast that they can lead the field in domestic tele-cine due primarily to their 33 years of experience with films.
In 2001, Roger passed away, after a 3 year long battle with cancer. Phil still carries on the family business, having learnt everything he now knows from his father.
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