Pictures in Motion
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AMMPT (Australian Museum Of Motion Picture & Television Inc.)
AMMPT Western Region (Inc.) trading as Pictures in Motion
AMMPT (PIM) is responsible for the promotion and preservation of the history of film as well as the social significance of cinema and television in our society.
The Cinema and TV museum includes history of cinema, drive in theatre and TV in Western Australia.
The information is posted on the website by AMMPT Western Region (now known as Pictures In Motion. Museum of Film and Television) and is posted by date and the newest information is posted at the top of the categories.
AMMPT (WR)has been given the opportunity to use part of former Sunset Hospital to store and maintain all its equipment and history.
Distinctive
This is an initiative of the Western Region branch of the Australian Museum of Motion Picture & Television (Inc). AUSTV publishes many histories and stories of personalities in the TV industry that are presented here.
Video- our Identity
2022 has seen Pictures in Motion bounce back from the Cororona-virus restraints of the previous two years with the resumption of cataloguing and restoration of our collection at Sunset in Nedlands.
As well, Bi-Monthly In Focus presentations at Fred Bell RSL hall in Victoria Park have resumed.
Unfortunately ,the showing of the “Classics of the Silver Screen” is in abeyance while the Cygnet theatre in South Perth is being renovated.
We continue to look for other opportunities to screen these films.
"They always say that time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”
Andy Warhol
Membership
We welcome interest and involvement of those who have worked in the Australian cinema, film and television industry.https://picturesinmotion.com.au/new-membership/
Pictures in Motion AMMPT Supporters
Supporters of AMMPT(WR): Stirling Theatre Organ Productions, Cygnet Theatre, Julie’s Kitchen, WATV History, Potential Films, Roadshow Films and Have -A-Go-News.
AMMPT(WR) Updates And News
Old reported news, read some Articles here