Happy Home Movie Day!
Saturday, October 21st is the “official” HMD date for 2023, but like last year we welcome events throughout October and beyond – any day can be Home Movie Day! As many events have shifted back to being in-person, we’ve implemented a new calendar and submission form, all of which can be found at our About Home Movie Day page, along with lots of info about the history of global Home Movie Day and how to host your own. See you over there, and at the movies!
Saturday September 12th from 1-3pm. We'll be co-hosting it with the City of Raleigh Museum. We'll be streaming it on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Twitch. […]
Home Movie History Project presents a physical outdoor screening 18th International Home Movie Day Show your 8mm home movies, or come just to watch! Confirmed […]
new Twitch.Player("twitch-embed", { channel: "hmdbayarea" }); As part of San Francisco History Days, join us for a virtual version of Home Movie Day with selections […]
This October, Northeast Historic Film celebrates Home Movie Day all month long. Starting on October 1st and continuing through Halloween, NHF will be posting daily […]
MIRC will be participating in HMD 2020 virtually this year by presenting 3 different themed compilations of Home Movies on three different Saturdays in October. […]
Arthur H. Smith (1909-2000) was an industrial filmmaker for the Bell System in California who also made films as a hobby his entire life, including […]
To celebrate Home Movie Month and National Archives Month, MIPoPS is dedicating October's Virtual Moving History screenings with Northwest Film Forum to presenting home movies […]
