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Revised first-draft screenplay by Adrian Hodges titled Tell Me That You Love Me, together with covering note.

Draft treatment and screenplay by Dylan Jones titled Thicker Than Water; together with plot synopses, memorandum agreement, brief critical evaluations, covering letters and letter of response from Ffilm Cymru. Some folios annotated.

Screenplay by Wyn Fitzgerald titled The Thigh Man And The Witch, together with covering letter and letters of response.

Narrative proposed for recording by Geoff Rees titled Things We Said Today, together with covering letter, draft letter of response, draft plot synopsis and draft critical evaluation.

Screenplay by Christopher Short titled The Three-Forty At Cardiff.

Facsimile copy of ink score, dated February-11th April 1963, titled Opus 17: 'Variations for Clarinet and Piano'. originally commissioned for the Guild for the Promotion of Welsh Music, 1963.

Material relating to Hodē Galatan, a multi-media production which combined ancient Greek song with contemporary images and movement in depicting a narrative of love and war. The show, premiered in Wales in 2003, was the product of a collaboration between Earthfall and Polish performance company Chorea which began a long-standing partnership between the two groups. Items comprise printed theatre programme and flyer; stage notes/directions; and creative notes.

Screenplay by Michael Frayn, with proposed cast list and projected expenses, titled Uncle Vanya, the text translated and adapted by Frayn from the original 1898 play by Anton Chekhov; together with letter of response from Ffilm Cymru.

Screenplay by Bethan Mair Davies titled Ymwelwyr.

Narrative by Rhydwen Williams titled The Young Mr Burton, based on the early years of renowned Welsh actor Richard Burton.

Plot synopsis by Patrick Tomlin and Trevor Lloyd titled Younger Men Grow Older, the narrative based on a story by Patrick Tomlin; together with covering letter and letter of response from Ffilm Cymru.

Photocopied press cuttings relating to television drama adaptation by Alun Owen of Alice Thomas Ellis' 1985 black comedy novel Unexplained Laughter.

Plot synopsis and brief critical evaluation relating to proposed television adaptation of Pat Barker's 1982 novel Union Street.

Material relating to the production of the 1991 film Un Nos Ola Leuad, together with its script translations One Moonlit Night and One Full Moon, the narrative adapted from the 1961 novel Un Nos Ola Leuad by Caradog Prichard, including numerous drafts of the screenplay (in both Welsh and English) by Gwenlyn Parry and Endaf Emlyn; scene-by-scene outlines, overviews and synopses; list of credits; location and character notes; shooting schedule; printed flyer; details relating to launch tour of film; photocopied cast photographs; photocopied press cuttings; Endaf Emlyn brief biographical details; and correspondence, including solicitors' letters. Several folios annotated.

Plot synopsis of proposed film by John O'Donnell titled The Victim And The Thief, together with author resumé and covering letters. Rough handwritten note on one folio.

Second-draft screenplay by John Stewart titled Virtual Death, together with plot synopsis and brief critical evaluation.

Overview, background notes, press notes and London Film Festival programme notes relating to television film The Vision (broadcast 1988), screenplay by William Nicholson and starring Dirk Bogarde, Lee Remick, Eileen Atkins and Helena Bonham Carter.

Screenplay by Peter Florence titled The Volunteers, adapted from the 1978 novel of the same name by Raymond Williams; together with correspondence and photocopied cover images taken from the reprinted 1985 novel. Correspondence annotated.

Television screenplay by Rhydderch Jones titled Y Mae Yma Alar Calon.

After the Birds/Po Ptakach was the product of collaboration between Earthfall and Polish theatre company Chorea, continuing the long-standing partnership between the two groups. Drawing on Aristophanes' comedy The Birds, the production combined ancient Greek choral song, contemporary music, vigorous dance, live music and film. Items comprise printed theatre programmes, posters and flyers; performance tickets; stage notes/directions; creative notes; printed volume charting the history of Chorea; article relating to Jim Ennis and Jessica Cohen; press notices; and reviews, including one featured in Planet magazine, October/November 2005 (bookmarked with printed Earthfall business card).