In addition to serving as an Associate Professor in the Radio-Television-Film Department at The University of Texas at Austin, Caroline Frick is the founder of the award-winning Texas Archive of the Moving Image, an organization devoted to the discovery and preservation of media related to the state.TAMI’s partners with the Office of the Governor's Texas Film Commission to stream thousands of newly discovered historical films and video as well as to create related educational plans and programs. Prior to her work in Texas, Dr. Frick worked in film preservation at Warner Bros., the Library of Congress, and the National Archives in Washington, D.C. Dr. Frick also programmed films for the American Movie Classics cable channel in New York and served for four years as the President of the Board for the Association of Moving Image Archivists. She currently serves as the co-chair for the "Channel US Project," a television preservation initiative supported by AMIA and the National Film Preservation Board. Dr. Frick has published in a variety of journals including the International Journal of Heritage Studies, The Moving Image, The Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, and The Journal of Popular Film and Video. Her book, Saving Cinema, was published by Oxford University Press.
