James H. “Buzz” Maloy was a lifelong South Austin resident and filmmaker. He worked as a union projectionist and was a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, as well as the Cinecon Association. Maloy worked in the camera department for numerous Hollywood films, including Courage Under Fire (1996), Office Space (1999), and The Newton Boys (1998). Jim and his wife Edna also owned a film rental library called Feature Film Service on South Congress. Much of the James Maloy Collection captures the Maloy family spending time with neighbors, friends, and family in their backyard, in state parks, and in other cultural landmarks throughout Texas. Other films include narrative shorts, starring Boy Scout Troop 33, to which Maloy’s sons belonged. The collection also consists of documentaries about labor rights movements as well as experimental films.