 Some filmmakers formed an independent private production company, others founded Nykino and some, later, the Frontier Film Group.In other cities, such as Chicago and Los Angeles, Film and Photo League activities continued throughout the 1930s.Although many of the films produced by the Film and Photo Leagues were destroyed in a 1935 storage fire in New York, some surviving films can be found at the Museum of Modern Art Film Study Center, New York; Film Center, School of the Art Institute of Chicago; and the Library of Congress, Washington D.C. A filmography was created by researchers in the 1970s.