At least one video exists of the Panzer IIIs and Tigers of sPzAbt. 501 in Tunisia. The video footage of the unit crossing a stream can be found on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mak8V0eqcMs#t=9m06s.
A photographer was also present at the crossing and several well-known photographs of the scene are in the Bundesarchiv collection on Wikipedia: 101I-788-0017-02, 101I-788-0017-06, 101I-788-0017-09, 101I-788-0017-19, 101I-788-0017-20.
Video was also taken of the Tiger grave at Beja by U.S. cameramen. This video footage can also be found at YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezqIXn5OnyI#t=0m8s. The footage clearly shows the location of the Tiger turret at the front of the destroyed column.
I’d seen a portion of that turret before, this is first time we can see the whole thing. Great find!
Speaking of videos, when I was a boy I remember seeing a Tiger drive right by the camera kinda fast. The photo of 823 approaching the photographer triggered the memory. Maybe there’s an old video out there somewhere that’s been forgotten.
A friend suggested this blog and was totally right, keep it up!
Those photos and films come from the following two events;
http://tiger1.info/event/4-Tigers-Panzer-graveyard-Hunts-Gap
http://tiger1.info/event/Eilbote-Oued-Maarouf
David