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What's the Best Format for Archiving?

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With so many storage formats available today, a question we are often asked at the Digital Cinema Society is which one we recommend to archive a filmmaker’s work? Which one will stand the test of time and be trusted to preserve the precious fruits of our filmmaking labor? I’m not sure I can give a definitive answer, but I can make a few points for you to consider.


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