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Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

1. 'Estate Agents' (man and a woman looking wistfully in an estate agent's window);
2. 'The Cost of Living'

Promotional films, with sound, for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

Features the final edit, draft version and unedited rushes.

Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Creator: NFTS

Final version of a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

Contains footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use; staff at work and use of cuttings library. Also includes interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Roger Alton (Features Editor) and Paul Webster (Foreign Editor).

Topics covered include: how the paper covers the James Bulger trial; deciding on the content of the newspaper; how the newspaper changes to reflect the society it represents; how the paper covers the death of Anthony Burgess; choosing photographs that best illustrate stories; incorporating more lighthearted articles into the newspaper; designing the layout of the newspaper; how the newspaper covers the Russian elections; how the newspaper responds to a quiet news day; reviewing the previous day's paper; tension in the editorial department; backgrounds of editorial staff; competition with other newspapers; coverage of the M40 road crash; intrusive coverage of sensitive subjects; coverage of the 1993 budget statement anf the role of journalism.

Directed by Wouter Poppink and filmed over a number of days in November and December 1993.

Duration: 49 minutes and 15 seconds. The film starts at 00.14 on the mp4 file.

Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Creator: NFTS

Rough cut/draft version of a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

The draft has the title: "The boys from the paper: a film on the editors of the Guardian"

Contains footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use; staff at work and use of cuttings library. Also includes interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Roger Alton (Features Editor) and Paul Webster (Foreign Editor).

Topics covered include: how the paper covers the James Bulger trial; deciding on the content of the newspaper; how the newspaper changes to reflect the society it represents; how the paper covers the death of Anthony Burgess; choosing photographs that best illustrate stories; incorporating more lighthearted articles into the newspaper; designing the layout of the newspaper; how the newspaper covers the Russian elections; how the newspaper responds to a quiet news day; reviewing the previous day's paper; tension in the editorial department; backgrounds of editorial staff; competition with other newspapers; coverage of the M40 road crash; intrusive coverage of sensitive subjects; coverage of the 1993 budget statement anf the role of journalism.

Directed by Wouter Poppink and filmed over a number of days in November and December 1993.

Duration: 1 hour.The film starts at 02.07 on the mp4 file.

Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Creator: NFTS

Rushes for a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

Many rushes contain a mixture of footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use, staff at work and interviews with staff.

a). Features footage of interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Paul Webster (Foreign Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Martin Kettle (Leader writer) and Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor).

Duration: 42 minutes. The film starts at 00.14 on the mp4 file.

b). Features assorted footage predominantly relating to the newspaper's coverage of the James Bulger case.

Duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes and 43 seconds. The film starts at 00.11 on the mp4 file.

c). Features assorted footage predominantly relating to the newspaper's coverage of the Russian elections and Yasser Arafat's forthcoming visit to Britain.

Duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes and 43 seconds.The film starts at 00.13 on the mp4 file.

d). Features assorted footage predominantly relating to the newspaper's coverage of Northern Ireland and the Downing Street declaration.

Duration: 25 minutes and 45 seconds. The film starts at 01.06 on the mp4 file.

e). Features assorted highlights focusing on editorial meetings and photographs.

Duration: 58 minutes. The film starts at 00.25 on the mp4 file.

f). Features assorted highlights focusing on the editing process, foreign correspondents and the interior and exterior of the office.

Duration: 30 minutes and 30 seconds. The film starts at 00.18 on the mp4 file.

Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Creator: NFTS

Three colour adverts with sound for the Guardian's sponsorship of Film4 Productions. The adverts all feature the same logo with the words "The Guardian sponsors Film4 productions" throughout.

Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

File containing material relating to Guardian sponsorship, publicity and events in Manchester and London.

Contains memorandum and correspondence concerning Guardian social events and Guardian sponsorship and promotional events. Much of the file comprises a bundle of recent PR material sent to Wainwright from the London office which includes information about digital advertising development (1995); a Guardian Economic Advisory Panel report (1994); publicity leaflets for various Guardian events held in 1994 and a variety of Guardian press releases from 1994 (including those concerning: the redesign of the Guide; Guardian/ICM poll; Towards 2004 National Film Theatre debate; sponsorship of Guinness; Marlon Brando exclusive; classified changes; Guardian/Waterstones forum; Madame Figaro and David Gow's appointment as Wales & West of England Correspondent).

The file also includes publicity leaflets detailing northern staff (nd).

Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited