Editing NFL Films (section)

==NFL Films Lab==
[[File:NFLfilms vault.jpg|thumb|A section of the NFL Films climate-controlled film vault in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey. The vault houses all of the film in NFL Films' possession.]]
NFL Films operates its own in-house 16mm and 35mm Color Negative Processing Lab.  This enables the film that is shot at each game to be rushed back to the Mt. Laurel facility and processed immediately so as to give the production team the maximum amount of time to produce its weekly shows.

The lab is open to the public for development needs.  Clients include feature length and short films shot on location in Philadelphia as well as students at local universities.

The current lab is the third incarnation.  The original lab was located in a building next to NFL Films original offices at 230 N 13th St in Philadelphia.  The second lab was housed in the center of the NFL Films offices at 330 Fellowship Rd in Mt. Laurel, NJ.  That entire one-story building has since been razed and replaced with a modern 4 story office building.

The third lab is located at the NFL Films current location in the Bishop's Gate industrial park in Mt. Laurel behind a two-story glass wall.  This allows visitors to the offices to see the inner workings of the entire processing lab.  Those on morning tours can often watch as employees develop film for use in weekly shows.

NFL Films Lab is also in charge of the archiving and maintenance of the vault.  Containing over 100 continuous years of football footage, the vault houses all of the film that NFL Films has shot or acquired from other sources in its entire history.  Currently, NFL Films is in the process of re-transferring all of its footage into high-definition format, although the original film will always be kept as it's likely to outlast tape medium in terms of degradation.