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Another area that the archives supports is the history of the Guild. Our collection includes copies of all of the Guild publications, as well as meeting minutes, membership directories, constitutions and bylaws, and other documentation. The collection also includes oral history interviews recorded over the years with various members, including a number done with scenic artists in conjunction with the book The Art of the Hollywood Backdrop. We also have recordings of other Guild events, such as the Film Society screenings and the annual Oscar Panel, as well as a collection of movies and television programs on DVD. I hope this overview of our Research Library and Archives has been inspiring, as well as informative. Members are encouraged to visit in person to take advantage of this wide range of resources, but if that's not possible, I can also provide research materials via email, with a quick turnaround. We are also working on getting more images from and information about our collections into the online catalog, so that members can do their own research using the ADG website. To find out more about any of the materials I've mentioned, or to explore further, contact me via email at barbara@ adg.org. If you have a visual story to tell, we want to help you bring it to life. ADG D. SET STILL FOR THE 1956 PRODUCTION OF THE SWAN, DIRECTED BY CHARLES VIDOR. E. JOHN SHRUM INTERIOR SKETCH. F. SKETCH FOR A 1949 PROPOSAL TO REMODEL THE CAFE DE PARIS, THE COMMISSARY ON THE 20TH CENTURY FOX LOT. D E F