UV&S provides secure, long-term storage for the film and media industry, helping preserve culturally and commercially valuable collections across the UK and beyond. From classic film reels to tape and digital media, the company works with studios, archives, distributors, and rights holders to keep important content protected for future generations. With climate-controlled vaults, strict security measures, and specialist handling processes, UV&S ensures media assets are stored safely and cared for to archival standards.

R3store Studios, part of the UV&S family offer Tape digitising, film scanning, grading and restoration making collections easier to access while helping preserve the material for the future.

Alongside storage and preservation, UV&S offers secure and environmentally responsible recycling services for obsolete or damaged film, videotape, and electronic media. This helps organisations safely dispose of sensitive content, reduce waste, and meet sustainability goals by diverting media from landfill.

Shutterstock turns ideas into impact with world-class licensable assets, specialized datasets and AI services for model training, GenAI powered solutions, exclusive editorial content, and full-service studio production—delivering unparalleled resources to fuel great work.

Getty Images, one of the world’s leading creators and distributors of still imagery, video and music, provide extensive support to the TV, Film and Digital industries, helping them tell their stories. Our un-matched library of 600 million still images and video clips, including content from partners such as BBC, NBC, AFP, ITN, and Sky News enhance many productions. Online clips are available to download in broadcast quality from our website 24/7 while rare and unique offline content from the BBC, NBC and ITN archives can be accessed with assistance from our experienced Product specialist team.

AP Archive is the footage licensing division of The Associated Press and one of the world’s largest photo, video and audio news archives. The collection includes millions of images and more than 2 million video stories dating back to the late 19th century, sourced from AP’s own coverage and premium partners, including rare and restored historic footage. New photo, video and audio content is added daily from AP’s global news gathering network, providing comprehensive coverage of events worldwide. For more information visit: ap.org/archive/

Reelin’ In The Years Productions (winner of FOCAL’s 2020 “Footage Library of The Year Award”) is a footage company specializing in licensing music performance footage and interviews featuring the 20th century’s icons of Film and Television, Politics, Comedy, Literature, Art, Science, Fashion and Sports. The archive houses over 30,000 hours of music footage spanning 100 years, and 10,000 hours of interviews from legendary talk shows around the world.

David Peck (President of RITY) has also directed and produced over 70 historical music documentaries and programs focused primarily on the giants of jazz, blues and rock & roll garnering many awards including a Grammy Nomination. Recently, David has served as an Executive Producer or Co-Executive Producer on many critically acclaimed films such as The Bee Gees, “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” the multi-part documentary series on the famed Memphis record label, “STAX: Soulsville USA” which was nominated for an Emmy and won a Peabody award.

Whether you’re looking for music footage from The Beatles to Taylor Swift, and in-depth interviews with entertainers from Bette Davis to Jerry Seinfeld, history makers from Dr. Martin Luther King to Nelson Mandela and world leaders from President Richard Nixon to The Shah Of Iran, the Reelin’ In The Years archive has the perfect footage for your project.