FAUK MEMBERS VISIT EAST ANGLIAN FILM ARCHIVE
FAUK members tour the East Anglian Film Archive
NWFA’s iPhone app brings Manchester Archive to life with street level tour of the City
The ‘Manchester Time Machine’ is now available : the first ever app for the iPhone which merges archive film with GPS to create a street level tour of Manchester’s streets and people over the last 100 years.
EDUCATING ABOUT ARCHIVES? – IT WORKS BOTH WAYS!
North West Film Archive’s Will McTaggart takes part in a Careers Networking Event and feels he may well have inspired some of the next generation about working with archive film.
FOCAL Award nomination for Scottish archive curator.
Creative producer and specialist in archive curation, Shona Thompson has been shortlisted for the 2018 FOCAL INTERNATIONAL AWARD category: Best Use of Footage on Innovative Platforms
Bonny Bo’Ness! – FAUK makes their mark on Hippfest
For FAUK’s quarterly meeting in March, members headed north of the border to enjoy the Hippodrome Silent Film Festival and also participate in the Festival programme with a special ‘Meet the Archives’ event.
IWM launches new film website
A website designed for the needs of their commercial users, offering free time-coded screener downloads, clip selection and personal collection facilities
FAUK heads to Scotland’s Silent Film Festival – HIPPFEST 2018
FAUK members are heading to Bonny Scotland for their next quarterly meeting – to Bo’ness on the south banks of the Firth of Forth for the annual Silent Film Festival – HippFest 2018.
Focal Awards 2018 – Call for Best Archive Restoration/Preservation
The FOCAL International Awards celebrate achievement in the use of footage in all variety of genres, across all media platforms, plus archive restoration & preservation.
FILM ARCHIVE UK’s European representation at INEDITS AGM, Strasbourg
Film Archive UK representatives contribute to the INEDITS Association Annual General Meeting in Strasbourg, 23 – 25th November
East Anglian Film Archive achieves national accreditation
FAUK member, The East Anglian Film Archive (EAFA), owned and managed by the University of East Anglia (UEA), has been awarded Archive Service Accreditation.