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During the four years of the research project 'Channel 4 and British Film Culture' (2010-2014) a number of writers contributed blogs on aspects of Channel 4's film activities. Here's a selection.
The British Film Institute (BFI ) has announced the results of its 2011 Statistical Yearbook, an authoritative snapshot of the film landscape in the UK over the last 12 months. [caption...
The British Shakespeare Association is holding its next biennial conference at the University of Cambridge, 9-11 September 2011. The conference aims to bring together academics, theatre and film...
[caption id="attachment_8066" align="alignright" width="155" caption="The Listener, 23 June 1937"][/caption] The Listener was a BBC broadcast magazine, a more upmarket and intellectually stimulating...
Creative Commons, which promotes access to open resources, has requested comments and contributions for their latest draft proposals. Their main goals are: Producing a 4.0 suite that addresses pressing...
From the shelf to a searchable online environment. This section looks at how we digitised the Channel 4 press packs. What we wanted to do; what we ended up doing and some of the great ideas, dead ends and...
How to implement online services based on the ERA Plus Licence Thursday 9 September 2010, 10.30am - 3.30pm FREE EVENT (see below for booking instructions) Are you an existing or potential ERA Plus...
This four-year AHRC-funded project (2010-2014) is a collaboration between the University of Portsmouth and the BUFVC, assessing the impact of Channel 4 on British film culture. The project's work has...
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 Amongst this month's selection are a...
Audio recordings of the papers from the 'Channel 4 and British Film Culture' conference can now be found on the project website at: www.c4film.co.uk/conference-2012/schedule This conference, which was...
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