We make video records of working industry as well as the remains of past industries.

Moving pictures are obviously an ideal way of capturing the methods and processes of a working environment whenever that is possible.

If you know of an old skill or trade, or a working or disused machine, industrial building or landscape that you feel should be recorded; please get in touch with us.

We do our best to respond to all "endangered sites" calls!

I.A. Recordings is based in Britain, and is purely voluntary with no paid officers. The work is funded by sales of DVDs based on our own archive material.

When recording a working industry, we prefer not to influence what is happening. A "Fly-on-the-wall" technique provides a factual record of the process, rather than a documentary; which is traditionally someone's personal interpretation of events.

This approach has also trained us to record in difficult, cramped and dangerous environments such as working mines and steelworks.

• Archive Material
• Commissions - sometimes we are asked by other groups to work on their projects.
• MineCam and Borg - equipment designed and built by us to aid our industrial history recording work.
• Video Formats
• Television Standards