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Music Library Association Call for Papers Prague Congress
The International Association of Music Libraries, Archives, and Documentation Centres (IAML) will be accepting submissions of papers and posters. The papers and posters chosen will be presented at the annual Congress in Prague. Read more
Nov 30, 2021
Twentieth Century Fox
Masterpiece or Mess: The Tree of Life 10 Years On
So, is The Tree of Life a masterpiece or infuriating pretension writ interstellar? The film is a piece of pure cinematic wonder, skipping between scenes of pre-historic terrestrial formation and 1950s family dynamics with a visionary flourish. Read more
Nov 29, 2021
World Television Day: 10 Unforgettable TV Moments from the Last Decade
This weekend we celebrated World Television Day, a holiday recognizing the growing impact television has had on the world. This list includes 10 of the most memorable moments on television from 2011 to 2021. Read more
Nov 24, 2021
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Info Session for the Tisch School of the Arts at FIU
The Cinema Studies Department at NYU's illustrious Tisch School of the Arts will be conducting an information session for those interested in pursuing a Master's Degree in Moving Image Archive and Preservation (MIAP). Read more
Nov 24, 2021
Rachel Gordon's New Guide to Documentary Distribution
Rachel Gordon's new book, The Documentary Distribution Toolkit is a comprehensive guide to documentary self-distribution. It is the ultimate source for any filmmaker hoping to expand the reach of their documentary. Read more
Nov 22, 2021
Native American Heritage Month: Spotlight on Native Filmmakers
This November is Native American Heritage Month, an opportunity to celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Native Americans. This list spotlights five contemporary Native American filmmakers and their work, with recommendations by Video Librarian. Read more
Nov 17, 2021
LibLearnX Virtual Conference Registration Open
LibLearnX is a new program where librarians can "participate in hands-on workshops, experience 'bite-sized' learning events, and explore experiential learning—learning by doing." Read more
Nov 15, 2021
Fox Animation Studios
Don Bluth: The Man Who Challenged the Mouse
Looking back, Don Bluth has had one of the most fascinating careers within the field of animation. The exceptional artistic quality and timeless storytelling of his films inspired some truly heated competition with Disney. Read more
Nov 12, 2021
Paramount Pictures
10 Films to Watch This Veterans Day
Including classics, modern films, and documentaries, this list of ten films demonstrates the unique and diverse perspectives of veterans throughout American history. Read more
Nov 11, 2021
Tips for Holding Online Film Screenings and Discussions
If you are considering hosting a virtual film screening or discussion, we are here to help! With tips from experts on everything from copyright to conducting Q&As, you will have the tools to start hosting amazing events. Read more
Nov 9, 2021
Amazon Studios
Modern Black and White Movies
Below are some examples of 21st-century films that use the monochrome form to evoke the past, embody a theme, or establish a particular environment. Read more
Nov 8, 2021
5 Princess Diana Films to Watch
Before seeing Spencer in theaters this November, learn more about the complex and fascinating persona of Princess Diana with these five films. Read more
Nov 5, 2021
Call For Applications: Continuing Education Program for Librarians
IRDL is a year-long continuing education program for librarians and archivists, providing scholars with the tools to fully realize their passion for research. Read more
Nov 4, 2021
Your Guide to Public Performance Rights
When making collection development decisions related to media for any institution, organization, or association, a central question is whether to include public performance rights within the purchase agreement if the option is available. Read more
Nov 3, 2021
Ready to Vote? Watch These Election Day Movies
At this critical point in the history of our democracy, it is important to understand the electoral system in the country, and different films can offer diverse perspectives on what makes the United States political system so exciting. Read more
Nov 2, 2021
Veterans History Project
Veterans of the United States military who served during or who continued to serve after 9/11 are the focus of the Veterans History Project's new online exhibit. Read more
Nov 1, 2021
20th Century Fox
Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet: 25 Years Later
Luhrmann is not a director known for restraint, but this rare moment of mourning proves his understanding of the deep tragedy resulting from chaos and confusion. The film may not work near as well without this stunning, time-stopping grief. Read more
Oct 29, 2021
Netflix
Interview with Crip Camp Documentary Filmmaker Jim LeBrecht
What Crip Camp demonstrates is that when people who have lived an experience are a part of the filmmaking process, authenticity in storytelling comes easily and you can feel and see that in the final result. Read more
Oct 28, 2021
International Animation Day: All About Rotoscoping
The animation technique of rotoscoping has helped animators blend imaginative images with realistic movement for over one hundred years. Read more
Oct 28, 2021
Amazon Studios
Must-See Period Films For LGBTQ History Month
Whether you marathon them or just watch one or two, these LGBTQ period dramas will be both an entertaining and eye-opening experience about queer lives then and now. Read more
Oct 26, 2021
