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  1. The British Monarchy on Screen conference

    Date
    9 Nov 2012, 14:30
    Author
    Sarah Allen
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    Senate House, University of London, 23 & 24 November 2012 With Madonna’s W.E on the Wallis Simpson-Edward VIII romance attempting to exploit the Oscar-winning success of The King’s Speech and The...

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  2. Monarchy and New Media conference

    Date
    27 Nov 2012, 12:56
    Author
    Sergio Angelini
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    The end of the Diamond Jubilee year affords an opportunity to look back and examine a neglected aspect of the history of the monarchy: the engagement with new forms of media. The British Library, in...

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  3. Visualising History Workshop

    Date
    30 Sep 2013, 15:45
    Author
    Linda
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    A rare workshop on British newsreels exploring their use as a historical source. Visualising history: newsreels, digitisation and TV documentary AHRC-funded Workshop – Institute of Historical...

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  4. A History of 1970s Experimental Film

    Date
    3 Jun 2016, 13:58
    Author
    Ben Hodson
    Post Type
    BUFVC Review

    A History of 1970s Experimental Film: Britain's Decade of Diversity by Patti Gaal-Holmes (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015), 256 pages, ISBN: 978-1137369376 (hardback), £60 About the reviewer: Dr Glyn Davis is a...

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  5. Entries 2014

    Date
    30 Apr 2014, 10:41
    Author
    Sarah Allen
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    The British Universities Film & Video Council were pleased to receive the following entries to the Learning on Screen Awards 2014: 50 years of the National Theatre National Theatre 9:47...

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