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HELENA – The archives of the Montana Historical Society are home to many important documents and photographs that tell the state’s story. Among the shelves, however, is a lesser known collection that holds some of the most important documentation of life in Montana: the film archives. Film archivist Kelly Burton said there are 114 collections in …
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Detroit TV dance show 'The Scene' throwing 30-year anniversary party
Libraries are rediscovering the value of their audiovisual collections and taking steps to preserve the sounds and images they contain.
Read about the American Library Association and Association of Moving Image Archivists’ collaboration to preserve regional AV materials, focusing on collection in Orange County, Florida!
The powerful feminist speech you haven't heard yet.
A video from the Texas Archive of the Moving Image gets major press on International Women’s Day.
Digitizing these home videos — and the stories of the people who film them — is the focus of a $322,000 grant that Northeast Historic Film and its two partner organizations received last week.
Congratulations to the Northeast Historic Film Archive!
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From the annual conference of the Association of Moving Image Archivists in Pittsburgh, PA.
Just learned about this regional AV at the Association of Moving Image Archivists' annual conference.
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Report & Photos by Dawn Aveline, Preservation Officer at UCLA Library in support of the UCLA International Digital Ephemera Project, with a stop at Cinemateca de Cuba!
Found in Portland, Maine.
A great video summarizing the work and content of the Moving Image Research Collections at the University of South Carolina, and the importance of regional audiovisual materials and their archives.
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In response to the devastating floods in the area, this blog post highlights material in the LDMA collection that reminds us that Louisiana has faced similar tragedies before and persevered.
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Archives in Motion (AIM) is designed to bring equipment and professional expertise in film and video preservation and digitization to countries with a rich audiovisual heritage, but where, due to decades of infrastructural challenges, access to the tools for ongoing preservation and restoration have been limited.
ACP will organize and host  a 2-week intensive preservation institute  at the Albanian National Film Archives (AQSHF) in Tirana, Albania from October 17-28, 2016. This will be the first in a series of ongoing workshops in the region.
RAVA Reports on RAAC
By Emily Vinson (RAVA Member, RAAC Steering Committee Member, & Audiovisual Archivist at the University of Houston Libraries Special Collections)
Forty archives professionals gathered at the Coca-Cola Headquarters on August 2, 2016, for the inaugural Regional Archival Association Consortium (RAAC) symposium, held in conjunction with the Society of Georgia Archivists during the Society of American Archivists (SAA) annual conference in the heart of Atlanta, GA. Â
RAAC serves as a formal entity for fostering collaboration among the 46 Regional member organizations, and between the Regionals and SAA. It offers formal channels to coordinate efforts intra-state, interstate, and with SAA. The aim of RAAC is to streamline actions, reduce costs, and increase services to archivists around the nation. Such efforts are carried out by representatives from each regional who serve on one of the six RAAC sub-committees including Advocacy, Public Awareness, Education, Disaster Planning/Recovery, Grant Development, and Membership.
This year’s inaugural symposium was planned collaboratively by RAAC sub-committees members, with panels and presentations reflective of the committee foci. The day-long event began with a keynote address by J. Gordon Daines, III, Archivist and Assistant Department Chair of Manuscripts in the L. Tom Perry Special Collections at Brigham Young University. In his address, “Lift Where You Stand: The Power of Cooperation,” Daines discussed the successful establishment of two examples of cross-regional collaborations: the Journal of Western Archives and the Western Roundup – a joint conference of the Conference of Inter-Mountain Archivists (CIMA), Northwest Archivists (NWA), Society of California Archivists (SCA), and Society of Rocky Mountain Archivists (SRMA).
Panelists Ryan Semmes (Mississippi State University), and Kathleen Williams (NHPRC), described the benefits and opportunities of pursuing grants collaboratively. Texas State University’s Lauren Goodley presented training opportunities available to regional archival associations.
In the afternoon, two sessions tackled how Regionals worked together during times of crisis. Laura Hortz Stanton (Pennsylvania Cultural Resilience Network), Jessica Unger (Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation), and Christine Wiseman (Atlanta University Center), examined how cultural institutions can work together across regions to prepare and respond to environmental disasters. Kaye Minchew (Troup County Archives) addressed how the Georgia Archives responded to a disaster of another sort; in 2012, when severe budget cuts in the Secretary of State’s Office threatened to close the Georgia Archives, the Society of Georgia Archivists and other concerned organizations partnered to advocate on behalf of the Archives and combat the closure.
Presenters also detailed how Regionals can connect with the communities they serve, Caitlin Birch (Dartmouth College), Janet Bunde (New York University), Wendy Hagenmaier (Georgia Institute of Technology), Ashley Gosselar (University of Chicago), and Cathy Miller (CNN Video Archives), spoke about how their regional organizations developed plans and programs to reach out to their communities and bring collections to local students, researchers, and community members.
MDC Archives: a Storehouse of Shared Memory
“The one-of-a-kind collection is housed at Wolfson Campus and is available to students, faculty, scholars, filmmakers, artists and members of the public who want to explore the past through the lens of Miami Dade College and our local community.”
A trio of archivists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison return to their roots to present digitizing workshops as well as offer preservation advice for family history materials such as home videos, photographs, slides, and other precious documents to the communities of Bayfield, Barnes and Eau Claire from July 22-24.
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Hundreds of video tapes, loaded with stories that have aired on WTOC over the years, are headed to the UGA libraries.
The Toughest Job: William Winter's Mississippi Trailer
SouthDocs produces short and feature length documentary films with partners like the Southern Foodways Alliance and radio programs such as “Highway 61″ and “Sounds of the South.”