Reflections on AMIA from a First-Time Attendee
One month ago, a small gathering of film enthusiasts and archivists came together for a few days in Seattle to ...
Tag: Educational Film
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Polygamists, Cyborgs, and Gay Marriage, Oh My! Orson Welles and Future Shock
“Our modern technology has achieved a degree of sophistication beyond our wildest dreams. But this technology has exacted a pretty ... -
20th Century Treasure Hunt: An Adventure With Jacques Cousteau
In the early 1970s, Jacques Cousteau and his team made a series of programs entitled The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau. ... -
Presenting … The Study of Government
This is the second (and final) part in our spotlight on educational films about politics and government – just in ... -
Reading Polls and Teaching Citizenship in American Political Behavior: Making Inferences from Statistical Data
The question of what predictions one can make from political polls has been a hotly contested one this political campaign. ... -
IULFA and World Day For AudioVisual Heritage
In 2005, UNESCO, in order to raise awareness of the wealth and significance of A/V materials and collections as documents ... -
Presenting … Marching Band Fundamentals Parts 1 and 2
“Everyone likes to watch and listen to a marching band as it goes swaying by in perfect rhythm. It looks ... -
A Day In the Life: DoDA 2012
In anticipation of the second annual Day of Digital Archives (DoDA) coming up on Friday October 12, 2012, we present ... -
Presenting … Handmade Materials for Projection (1956)
“This is like writing with light!” exclaims a young teacher in the 1956 instructional film Handmade Materials for Projection. What ... -
The Freezer Project: Film Decay and Media Collections
Over the months of July and August 2012, Indiana University Libraries Film Archive (IULFA) staff began (with only a small ...