“Teaching Speech to the Profoundly Deaf”: Discovering and Reuniting a Series
By Tim Wagner It all began so simply: two unidentified 400-foot, 16mm prints. Thus began my adventure… For the past ...
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On THE CHELSEA GIRLS
[Indiana University Media School PhD student Anthony Silvestri was kind enough to write up a blog post about The Chelsea Girls (Andy ... -
Processing the Alan Lewis Camera and Projector Collection
Recently, the IU Libraries Moving Image Archive acquired the collection of Alan Lewis, which includes 174 movie cameras and 46 ... -
“Stacked with Facts” in the Wells’ Stacks with Gene Shalit
My own memories of Gene Shalit’s movie reviews can be traced back to early mornings before I’d leave for school. ... -
There will be a Test – Just Joking! Join us for Social Guidance Sunday’s “Send in the Class Clowns”!
April Fools’ Day is no joke and so in honor of the funniest, wackiest time of year, we bring you ... -
Celebrate a Sweet 16…. Millimeter Film Program!
Ah, those lazy, crazy, halcyon days of teen hood. You may recall the parties, the zits, the glamor, and the ... -
Just in Time for the Holidays – “Holiday Shopwise”!
As the semester winds to an end and the holiday season gears up, join us for one final Social Guidance ... -
Part II: On the way…to digitization
In a previous installment of this blog, we described the recent acquisition of the Agency for Instructional Television/Technology (AIT) and its importance ... -
Social Guidance Sunday’s Halloween Edition is an Educational Scream!
On the Eve of All Hallows’ Eve, the Social Guidance Sunday team brings you films about safety, Halloween and haunted ... -
Archiving Thousands of Videotapes from the Agency for Instructional Technology
At the Indiana University Libraries’ Moving Image Archive staff members have spent the last two summers unpacking and processing 20+ pallets ...