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Audio & Moving Image section annual meeting topic: AV Digitization July 17!

  • 1.  Audio & Moving Image section annual meeting topic: AV Digitization July 17!

    Posted Jul 14, 2025 04:44 PM

    Please join the Audio & Moving Image Section's annual meeting July 17 at 1pm (PDT) 

    Register up here

    The meeting will feature two AV professionals presenting on AV digitization, with plenty of time to ask questions.

    Quality Control Tools and Processes for Audio & Moving Image Digitization

    This will be an overview of QC applications & tools used by the Bentley Historical Library as part of their digitization work. The presentation will feature open-source, commercial, and locally developed solutions. This is designed for those looking to set up or improve their quality control workflows for digitized audio and moving image. 

    Melissa Hernandez-Duran (Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan)  

    Adapting AV Digitization Best Practices to Your Institution

    Jackie Jay will walk you through equipment commonly used to digitize videotape content to archival standards, why each is integral to the process, and why we should be creating preservation master files as a rule, not an exception. Equipment suppliers, repair techs, and sources of additional training will also be discussed.

    Jackie Jay Farallon Archival Consulting, LLC (Owner, Videotape Digitization Specialist, Educator)



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    Tanya Yule
    Description Services Manager for Archival Control
    Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University
    Stanford CA
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  • 2.  RE: Audio & Moving Image section annual meeting topic: AV Digitization July 17!

    Posted Jul 17, 2025 09:11 AM

    FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA–film and discussion

    July 19, 2025@ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm PDT

    Free

    (Zoom event)
    With John de Graaf and Alan Stein

    John de Graaf, director of Labor's Turning Point, Subversive? and other worker-oriented films, will show his new film FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA: KATHARINE LEE BATES AND THE STORY OF AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL (recently adapted for orchestra by the Boston Pops), a timely and surprising look at the pro-labor, anti-Imperialist and social reform messages in America's most popular song.   
    The 40 minute film will be followed by a discussion and Q and A with director de Graaf and archivist Alan Stein of Labor Fest. 
    From Sea to Shining Sea | Bullfrog Films: 1-800-543-3764: Environmental DVDs and Educational DVDs or
    www.seatoshiningsea.org 

    FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA – Bullfrog Communities https://share.google/LK86kvLUrQI2h79OB



    LaborFest 2025 

    This year's LaborFest film festival will showcase works made by independent
    filmmakers who are affirming labor and other human rights and advocating for social and economic justice. The film festival highlights films that promote a global culture of racial and economic equality and that challenge exploitative and oppressive systems on a local, national and global level.

    Proceeds from the film festival support the Alliance for Social and
    Economic Justice which provides programs and workshops using popular
    education techniques to develop the leadership of low-wage and immigrant
    workers to take action in the fight for justice, equality and
    sustainability.