The Pare Lorentz Film Center is a non-profit institution that was created to preserve the legacy of films created during the era of Franklin D. Roosevelt. BTC was selected to redesign and rebuild the film center’s website. Pare Lorentz was a prize winning director from that era, and was considered FDR’s film maker. The film center was created as a legacy to his talents. The films in the library cover the Great Depression, World War II, and beyond. The films in the archive will be made available free to educators through the newly developed website’s lending library, which was fully developed by BTC. View it here.
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Pare Lorentz Film Center at the FDR Library
The Pare Lorentz Film Center is a non-profit institution that was created to preserve the legacy of films created during the era of Franklin D. Roosevelt. BTC was selected to redesign and rebuild the film center’s website. Pare Lorentz was a prize winning director from that era, and was considered FDR’s film maker. The film center was created as a legacy to his talents. The films in the library cover the Great Depression, World War II, and beyond. The films in the archive will be made available free to educators through the newly developed website’s lending library, which was fully developed by BTC. View it here.