[…]d second Interviews. DSMW: Well although we didn’t call our first interview the first one, with David Francis, this is our second interview with archivists from the National Film and Television Archive in the UK.The copyright in this recording is vested in the British Entertainment History Proj[…]
[…] And prior to that? CJ: as a totally untrained film archivist. Prior to that = spent five years as Chief […]
[…]. But actually the main languages were French and English as always. So, from then on ,I as I say, I alternated with Clive.MW: The profession of film archivist. I would just like to reflect on this slightly because there are those around who say “well there aren't there aren't many qualifications fo[…]
[…]going on in FIAF about what constituted cinema and who’d thought it up, and where it had first happened and when, and I said “Aren’t we forgetting as archivists that the one thing that really made cinema possible is this stuff: nitrate film, and shouldn’t we do something to celebrate that? How about[…]
[…] affec ted by Eastmancolor film stock: cinematographers, laboratory staff and archivists. I’ve just uploaded the interview with cinematographer Chris Menges. […]
