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From the Motor Show brochures to Manchester University’s Rag magazine, newsreel cameramen would pick up souvenir programmes on assignments to provide contextual information for the editorial department....
Short film versions of Shakespeare's 37 plays are to be shown on giant screens next year to mark the 400th anniversary of his death. Actors are being dispatched around the world to film their lines on...
At the centre of the Learning on Screen Information Service is its database of media materials available throughout the world, detailing over 31,000 titles either currently or once in distribution. The...
3D Storytelling 6-7 January 2011 Ravensbourne, London A story is created 3 times, in the script, the shoot and the edit. This conference has pathways for pre-production, production and post so you can...
At EUscreen the editorial team is constantly creating new and interesting collections to highlight our rich European heritage. Today there are more than 60,000 unique videos on the portal to pick from,...
Three new exciting search & discover features have been added to News on Screen (NoS). You can now Search across 80,000 newsreel production documents Listen to five interviews with newsreel staff...
Concord Media was founded in 1959 by Eric Walker and Lydia Vulliamy. Eric spoke to Viewfinder about the company and its films, explaining how Concord’s ethos and commitment to educational and social issues...
Newsreel production documents help us to understand how a newsreel story was made: from the initial idea, through filming to the released cut. They reveal how much of what the cameraman shot actually ended...
Back-up copies of radio and television programmes can be ordered through TRILT and obtained from the BUFVC Off-Air Back-Up recording Service. This service is only available to Higher and Further Education...
The monthly round-up of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research and published at Learning on Screen by Andrew Ormsby. 2016 marked the 100th anniversary...
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