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Dr Shane O’Sullivan, Kingston University, reports on a new pilot scheme allowing undergraduate film students to access footage from the BFI National Archive for use in their own documentaries. About the...
The winners of the Learning on Screen Awards 2012 are: General Education Broadcast Award Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die KEO north for BBC2 Director & Producer: Charlie Russell In a frank and...
The British Universities Film & Video Council is delighted to welcome the following individuals to judge the Learning on Screen Awards 2014: Chair: Ian Wall Ian Wall taught English & Media at...
A vivid visual reconstruction can help to express the complex findings of archaeologists and historians in an accessible, engaging way. Dr Matthew Nicholls, University of Reading, presents his own work in...
Professor Michael Berkowitz looks at the hitsory behind Claude Lanzmann’s monumental 10-hour documentary 'Shoah' (1985) in the light of a new book dedicated to the film in the BFI Film Classics range:...
Sound and Music promotes challenging contemporary music and sound art through a range of projects, incorporating live events, learning, artist development, and digital platforms. Kealy Cozens gives an...
For twenty-five years The Poetry Trust in Suffolk has been celebrating national and international poetry. Now many of their live events are available online. Naomi Jaffa and Dean Parkin explore the...
To celebrate the publication of the 100th issue of Viewfinder, the BUFVC’s quarterly print publication, Olwen Terris, the BUFVC’s Information Officer, takes a look at the long history of the publication....
NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED FOR 12TH ANNUAL LEARNING ON SCREEN AWARDS Celebrating film and media production in education #LoSAwards [caption id="attachment_29157" align="aligncenter" width="510"]...
British Horror Rises from the Tomb: In the UK there has been a major resurgence in the production of horror movies in the last few years. Jonathan Rigby, author English Gothic – Classic Horror Cinema...