On with the show: Rochester-based Kodak reaches film supply agreement with 6 Hollywood studios

The Eastman Kodak Co. says it will continue to make motion picture film after reaching supply agreements with the major Hollywood studios.

The Rochester-based photography and film pioneer says it has been in talks with prominent filmmakers, studios, independent artists and production companies to keep movie film alive in the age of digital filmmaking.

The agreements announced late Wednesday call for Kodak to continue to supply motion picture film to 20th Century Fox, Walt Disney Co., Warner Bros. Entertainment, NBC Universal, Paramount Pictures and Sony Pictures.

Kodak's motion picture film sales have fallen 96 percent since 2006 and all film revenue is now less than 10 percent of Kodak's annual revenues.

Kodak's revenues today are primarily from commercial imaging.