G. William Jones Film and Video Collection
Stills from Carib Gold, 1956, by Splendora Film Corporation
About the Collection
Overview
This digital collection contains online versions of selected moving images from the holdings of the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection (formerly the Southwest Film/Video Archive). The G. William Jones Film and Video Collection is part of SMU's Hamon Arts Library.
Hamon Arts Library digital collections are part of CUL Digital Collections, which contain thousands of digitized photographs, manuscripts, imprints, and works of art held by SMU's Central University Libraries special collections.
Collection Materials
The G. William Jones Film and Video Collection was founded in 1970 and was originally known as the Southwest Film/Video Archives. In 1995, the Collection was renamed in memory of its founder, the late Dr. G. William Jones. Dr. Jones was a tireless collector as well as a devoted scholar and teacher in cinema and religious studies.
Currently, only Carib Gold is available in this collection. As more of the items in the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection are digitized, the collection will grow in size and scope.
Related Collections
The G. William Jones Film and Video Collection is one of a family of digital collections that focus on moving pictures from the archive.
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Digital Collections Guidelines and Procedures
Items in Central University Library Digital Collections are digitized following the SMU Central University Libraries Digitization Guidelines and Procedures. Digital collections are created under the guidelines of the SMU CONTENTdm Guide: Framework for Building a Collection, or through specialized metadata profiles tailored for the collection.
Usage
Please cite G. William Jones Film and Video Collection, Hamon Arts Library, Southern Methodist University when using these video files.
Contact Info
For more information about the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection at SMU’s Hamon Arts Library, please write to filmarchive@smu.edu.


