Images For Television & Film
If you go to the movies or watch television, chances are you've seen a Bridgeman image cross your screen. Our archive offers a comprehensive collection of high resolution fine art and historical images for set design and programming, including HD projects. In addition, Bridgeman offers flexible rate agreements and bulk pricing to help you maximize your production budgets.
A Trusted Partner
Bridgeman works with independent producers, production companies, television networks and set designers including: A&E Networks, Thirteen / WNET, Disney, Historivision, Jupiter Entertainment, Red Marble Media and Workaholic to name a few.
Television Projects
Big Love (HBO), True Blood (HBO), The Tudors (Showtime), The Pacific (HBO), Who Do You Think You Are (NBC), How Stuff Works (Discovery), Jeopardy! (ABC), Gates of Hell (History), Nostradamus(Discovery)
Recent Feature Films
Letters to Juliet, The Blind Side, Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Lost Symbol, The DaVinci Code, Percy Jackson & The Olympians
"This Day in History was a huge success here at the network and we couldn't have done it without your collection which allowed us to cover the 'you'll never find an image of that' events. "
--A&E Television Networks
If you are looking for images for an upcoming project, let Bridgeman researchers put together a selection for you. Send requests to: newyork@bridgemanart.com
HIP385883 Confederate States Army Flag, Company B, 1st Virginia Calvary (textile)/ Private Collection/ Civil War Archive Notable Anniversaries
2011
American Civil War - 150th Anniversary
New material from the Civil War Archive, Peter Newark American Pictures, Virginia Historical Society and more.
2012
Race to the Antarctic - 100th Anniversary of Robert Falcon Scott's death
Titanic Sinks on Maiden Voyage - 100th Anniversary
2014
Start of World War I - 100th Anniversary
Trends
Freedom of religion and speech
For almost 10 years, Islam has been a hot button topic as the world grapples to understand the religion outside of the political face the West has come to fear. In recent months, the American debate surrounding Islam has brought up an age old tenet of our nation: the inalienable rights of freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
Back to basics
In times of uncertainty, there is a collective trend to get back to the simple things in life and reflect on what is important: health and well-being, spirituality and meditation, food and nutrition, and the people in our lives. Bridgeman has a wealth of imagery on everything from religious concepts and practices, to the Eastern practices of yoga and meditation, history of social health systems and the often wacky ways we've kept healthy, to the history of food as both a source of nourishment and a catalyst for our social lives.
Money, the economy & the cult of celebrity
As James Carville famously said, "It's the economy stupid!" The current economic climate brings memories of the Great Depression and its aftermath to the forefront of our consciousness. The economy, corruption and the narcissistic obsession with the cult of celebrity are central themes of our conversations at home, at the water cooler and in the media.
