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Read short histories of the Consortium from two different perspectives: the first from Dr Peter Bell, Executive Secretary of IUHFC, and the second from James Chapman, Professor of Film at the University of...
[caption id="attachment_23149" align="alignright" width="175"] Peter Glenville with Peter O’Toole and Richard Burton[/caption] This November big names from the world of stage and film, including the...
The BUFVC would like to thank Peter Bell for his support of the project and James Chapman for his contribution to the IUHFC site. Images Cartoon ‘Sacrifice’ from ‘PLEBS’ (the Organ of the NCLC),...
In a three-part series starting on Tuesday 5 April at 11:30 on BBC's Radio 4, presenter Jim Naughtie explores how the Royal Shakespeare Company first came into being in 1961. Covering its landmark...
In the Field: Eploring the art and craft of field recording British Library Conference Centre, London 15-16 February 2013 A two day symposium to open up and explore the practice, art and craft of...
To mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death throughout January 2016 the Barbican cinema, London is screening a season of Shakespeare on film and television performed by the Royal Shakespeare...
The primary sources section brings together a selection of articles which not only chart the origins and development of the IUHFC but reveal discussions around the practical issues of how to use film in...
The BBC Archive has released a collection of audio visual materials focusing on one of the defining moments in post-war history - the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall. It is available at:...
Louis MacNeice, Radio Writer and Producer 19 October 2013 A one-day conference to be held at Corpus Christi College, Oxford This occasion will mark both the half-century since MacNeice's death and also...
John Ramsden, who died on 16 October 2009, was a leading historian of the Conservative party. He had recently retired after spending most of his career at Queen Mary, University of London. He was a firm...
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