A Century Of Sound – The History of Sound in Motion Pictures –The Beginning: 1876 - 1932 is Part 1 of an educational DVD series featuring world-renowned preservationist Robert Gitt - Preservation Officer, UCLA Film & Television Archive. First presented in 1992 and at special events thereafter, A Century of Sound is a "tour de force" in its collection of unique and memorable films documenting the introduction of sound for motion pictures.

This educational DVD is now available free of charge ($10 shipping and handling fee) to qualifying institutions, schools, historians, researchers, scholars and other non-profit organizations.

If you would like to receive a copy of this great learning tool, simply download the agreement form (below), sign and mail it with a $10 check to TRCF (address on form). DVD will be shipped within 3 business days upon receipt of the agreement and check.

Download the Order Form and Restrictions of Use Agreement.
Bob Gitt, Bob Heiber and Tim Kittleson (l to r)
at the Century of Sound DVD wrap party