FAUK commissioned report 'Invisible Innovators' launched by UEA
Next meeting? 28th June 2021Film Archives UK (FAUK) brings together archives, archivists, associate organisations and individuals who are interested in and committed to the work and development of the UK’s public sector film archives.
For a taste of the material we hold, why not watch our video showcasing some of the treasures from our collections?
The UEA’s report, ‘Invisible Innovators', making women filmmakers visible across the UK’s Film Archives is now available. It has been commissioned by Film Archives UK to explore the current scale and scope of the holdings of women’s amateur filmmaking within the regional and national film and media archives and to investigate ways of optimising their visibility. 6.3.20
FAUK'S next quarterly meeting will take place via ZOOM on Monday 28th June 2021 2-4pm. Zoom invites will be sent to Members in due course. We hope all our Members and friends are keeping safe and well. For more information about FAUK and membership, please contact administrator@filmarchives.org.uk
North East Film Archive
To kick start 2014, the North East Film Archive (NEFA), is delighted to share their whole new look website with you. Easy to use, with an improved search facility and lots of new features, the site provides a window onto the rich film heritage of the North East of England.
North East Film Archive
Just as with many of our archive colleagues, for both the Yorkshire Film Archive and North East Film Archive one of the real pleasures of working with regional film collections is the ability to re-connect people with film made in, or about their own communities.
National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales
The annual IASA conference, held jointly this year with BAAC (Baltic Audiovisual Archival Council) was held in the beautiful city of Vilnius, between 6-10 October. The venue for the conference was the equally beautiful and impressive Vilnius University, founded in 1579.
Yorkshire Film Archive
This year I was lucky enough to have a paper selected for presentation at Wunderkino 2013 – a much admired, multi-disciplinary gathering of film archivists, scholars and individuals with a particular interest in preserving, curating and exhibiting amateur film collections.
