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Thirteen British Council films from the 1940s have been digitised and are now available from their Time/Image website. These documentaries reflect the work of great directors such as Mary Field (Development...
CINESONIKA 3: The Third International Film and Video Festival of Sound Design - Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland, February 2013 Call for submissions: Deadline: Nov. 15th 2012 €15 entry fee...
The first EUscreen International Conference on Content Selection Policy and Contextualisation is to be held at the Casa del Cinema in Rome, Italy from 7-8 October 2010. The two-day conference will focus on...
Shakespeare’s Globe today launched Globe Player, a new online platform offering full-length HD films of over 50 Shakespeare productions at the Globe to rent or buy. Shakespeare’s Globe is the first...
From its inception in 1982 to its demise in 1998 (with the launch of the subscription service FilmFour, now Film4 on Freeview), Film on Four was the flagship broadcast strand for new feature films...
The project’s research has involved three elements: a 30-year history of Film4 as a feature film producer, a survey of the breadth of Channel 4’s broadcast film content (including purchased film,...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. Before Simon gives his take on a...
Each year the BUFVC invests in new developments and resources to encourage and enhance the use of moving image and sound in education. During the August 2012 - July 2013 membership year these have...
The BUFVC continues to invest in new developments, research and projects to assist with the use of moving image and sound in education. During the 2011-2012 membership year these have included: a new...
Since 1948 the BUFVC has always retained the vision, ‘to make moving image and sound as important in education and research as the written word’. In 2016, as both those inside and outside UK education...
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