Dust Heads Archiving & Film Services

Dust Heads Archiving & Film Services Dust Heads specializes in capturing, transferring and converting analogue media to digital Our commitment to transparency and preservation is unwavering.

Dust Heads Archiving and Film Services, located in the heart of New Westminster, is your premium destination for preserving the past with uncompromising quality. We specialize in top-tier film transfer services, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and expert techniques to ensure that your cherished memories are brought into the digital age with the utmost precision. We understand the intrinsic va

lue of your memories and handle your media with the care it deserves. Every project we undertake, whether it involves VHS tapes, aging film reels, or precious photographs, is evaluated meticulously. Our dedicated team identifies content that holds social, cultural, or historical significance and, if eligible, we proudly offer special discounts and complimentary services. Dust Heads Archiving and Film Services is more than a service provider; we're a dedicated guardian of your past. With every frame preserved, we forge a connection between the memories of yesterday and the present. Come to us with confidence.

Dust Head’s one and only Paul Kalkman was credited in the new CBC documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery.Paul did a...
09/21/2025

Dust Head’s one and only Paul Kalkman was credited in the new CBC documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery.

Paul did an incredible job helping transfer part of the 600 hours of archival footage that went into making this project possible.

A well-deserved recognition for his hard work and dedication.

https://youtu.be/qxXhgxKEols?si=cr7XuWmtfQsAKWnx

Start streaming September 17It was originally just a talented young musician from Halifax — a self-described “good Canadian girl” — wanting to perform with o...

Ever wondered what life was like aboard a Canadian Navy ship in the 1960s?We just digitized and uploaded a rare piece of...
07/18/2025

Ever wondered what life was like aboard a Canadian Navy ship in the 1960s?

We just digitized and uploaded a rare piece of 8mm film, shot onboard an unknown Canadian naval vessel. Preserved in its original 16fps, this footage gives you an authentic look at the routines, faces, and feel of Cold War–era naval life.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/j4KLVFy6DT0

Know the ship or someone in the video? Drop us a comment — we'd love to piece together more of the story.

Digitized with care by Dust Heads / dustyarchives.ca

Step back in time with this rare 8mm footage shot onboard a Canadian Navy ship in the 1960s. While the ship remains unidentified, the film captures candid an...

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