Our criteria for inclusion in the lists is as follows..
Films made more than 25 years ago with outside, recognisable, built up location shots. Please, not a grassy verge, or a new building where something once was. We need something recognisable.
Real streets, (REEL STREETS) not "stately homes", or countryside or sets, but Real Streets. If you can identify the grander houses used in some films we’ll be happy to blog the information and credit you.
The shot should including one or more of the principal actors, not just stock exterior shots
Films need to be feature length, 60 - 120 mins, and feature films, not documentaries, advertising films or shorts, and films must have received a commercial distribution and showing.

Copyright
A few notes explaining our use of images on this site are to be found here: Copyright

Rules of Submission
If you have a favourite film with localities suitable for our site, that you can identify, that we haven’t yet put on site and you can pull some stills from the film and produce photos to match, then, as ever, we’ll be happy to include them on site, with full credits to you. But let us know before you expend a large amount of time or effort, just in case someone else is working on the same film.

Many of our original stills on our site will have been included on site as “establishing” shots, to enable everyone to better identify the shot which contains the actor and which scene was often zoomed into in close up. BUT, only the final shot with an actor will be paid for. Take the “now” pics of the “establishing” shots, and we’ll thank you and give you the full credit.

All films need to have been made/released twenty five or more years ago.

All films need to have been made for cinema release/showing.

The original still must contain an actor’s image.

Panoramas, composite shots and establishing shots will all be regarded as a single entry. The photos will take at least three months to appear, from when you send them in.

Anyone can submit pictures, and, by submitting, you will automatically be enrolled for a 12 month subscription.

Technical Requirements:
Please, if you can handle “Photoshop” or another picture manipulating programme; and the kids at your local internet shop will always help you; make your image 420 pixels wide (landscape) or 420 pixels high if portrait (upright) format. Files should be in JPEG (.jpg) format and saved at about quality 4 or 5 or 40-50%.

If you are a windows user but don't have software like Photoshop, you can resize any photo down to 640 x 480 pixels (which is the optimal size for Emails) by using software commonly found bundled on most windows systems, as follows:
1. Right click on the thumbnail image of a photo and choose 'open with'
2. Open with either 'Paint' or 'Microsoft Office Picture Manager'. ('Paint' is almost always bundled into the operating system for free).
3. In 'Paint' Click on the 'Image' tab and select 'Attributes' Enter 640 x 480 in the appropriate boxes and then 'save' or 'save as'.
4. In Microsoft Office Picture Manager Click the 'Edit Pictures' tab select 'Resize' Enter 640 x 480 in the 'custom width' box and then 'save' or 'save as'.
Also, If you are capturing images on a digital camera there's usually an option to select the size of the photo before you actually take it.
Choose any of the following 4 settings and the picture should save in 640 x 480 and wont need to be resized further:
640 x 480
VGA
Email
EBay

Please do not send more than 500K of data at a time, if you do, it won't arrive.