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File consists of promotional material for "Curse of the Lost Gold Mine" including the cardboard VHS case for home video release, and an informational sheet about the video typed up by Michael Collier in 2010 at the time of donation.

File consists of a program from the Third Annual Banff Festival of Mountain Films, a page from MacMillian Bloedel news featuring Tommy Tompkins, and copies of newspaper clippings and articles featuring Tommy Tompkins or that mention his films.

File consists of correspondence and co-production agreements discussing the proposed television series "Have Camera Will Travel."
Also included in this file is a single paragraph explanation of "Have Camera Will Travel: Palau" written by Michael Collier at the time of donation (2010).

File contains an example of the cardboard sleeve for the VHS version of "Flight of the Sky Hawks," a brief outline of "Flight of the Sky Hawks" and "The Sky Hawks" written by Michael Collier in 2010, as well as correspondence, and promotional material for "Flight of the Sky Hawks."

File contains a list of film materials held by Yaletown Productions and correspondence between the Office of Airforce Heritage and History and Yaletown Entertainment regarding lack of storage for the reels of 35mm film for "Come Fly with Us."

File contains correspondence between Yaletown Productions and Canamedia Productions regarding royalties owed for "Sky Hawks" and "Canada's Magnificent Snowbirds."

File contains a typed description of "Canada's Magnificent Snowbirds" and "Come Fly with Us" written by Michael Collier in 2010. Press clippings and other collected media items related to these films represent the origianl contents of this file.

File consists of various items including promotional materials for "Where Timber Wolves Call," a brief description and history of Tommy Tompkins Wildlife Films written by Michael Collier in 2010 at the time of donation to the archives, undated handwritten notes about "Valley of the Grizzly," a brief biography of Tommy Tompkins provided by the CBC Television Network, stills from ["Where the Timber Wolves Call"] see 2010-058.130 to 2010-058.152, and a second description of Tompkins that is undated, presumably written by and for use by Tommy Tompkins Wildlife Films.

File consists a bound accounting book containing the sales records of Tommy Tompkins Wildlife Films.

File contains signed loan agreement from 1995 and a note from Michael Collier written at the time of donation regarding the status of the loan in 2010.

File contains copies of versions of VHS packaging and other promotional materials as well as a fact sheet about "Urban Safari" that Michael Collier wrote in 2010, at the time of donation.