The
Association of Moving Image Archivists
AMIA is a non-profit
professional association established to advance the field
of moving image archiving by fostering cooperation among
individuals and organizations concerned with the
acquisition, preservation, exhibition and use of moving
image materials.
AMIA's members range from
those who work solely with moving images to organizations
where moving images are only a small part of their
collection to individuals who want to protect their
personal collection - home movies or small gauge or video -
to film buffs concerned with losing our visual
heritage.
2011 AMIA
Conference
At
AMIA's annual international gathering, 750+ media
archivists and film and video experts from around the world
converge for sessions, workshops, professional training and
screenings of recent preservation efforts. Further
information is available at www.amiaconference.com.
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Latest News
November
The National Television and Video Preservation Foundation has announced its 2007 Preservation Grants. Head to www.ntvpf.tv for full information. SummitDay Media provides assistance in planning and grantwriting for projects of all sizes.
October 27
Celebrate UNESCO World Day for AudioVisual Heritage- take in a movie!
October 26
SummitDay Principal Consultant Bob Curtis-Johnson will speak at the meeting of the Pioneers of Alaska in Anchorage on the subject of "The Great Home Movie Mystery."
SummitDay Media to host Anchorage "Home Movie Day" event in 2007
Home Movie Day is a worldwide celebration of amateur films and filmmaking presented by the Center for Home Movies (www.centerforhomemovies.org), and held annually on the second Saturday in August. Home Movie Day events provide an opportunity for individuals and families to learn more about their own family movies, how to care for films, and how home movies have helped capture 20th century history.
October 10-14, 2006
Association of Moving Image Archivists Annual Conference, Anchorage Alaska.
To view an archive of screening events that surrounded the 2006 AMIA Conference, select the "AMIA Screenings" tab above.
The National Television and Video Preservation Foundation has announced its 2007 Preservation Grants. Head to www.ntvpf.tv for full information. SummitDay Media provides assistance in planning and grantwriting for projects of all sizes.
October 27
Celebrate UNESCO World Day for AudioVisual Heritage- take in a movie!
October 26
SummitDay Principal Consultant Bob Curtis-Johnson will speak at the meeting of the Pioneers of Alaska in Anchorage on the subject of "The Great Home Movie Mystery."
SummitDay Media to host Anchorage "Home Movie Day" event in 2007
Home Movie Day is a worldwide celebration of amateur films and filmmaking presented by the Center for Home Movies (www.centerforhomemovies.org), and held annually on the second Saturday in August. Home Movie Day events provide an opportunity for individuals and families to learn more about their own family movies, how to care for films, and how home movies have helped capture 20th century history.
October 10-14, 2006
Association of Moving Image Archivists Annual Conference, Anchorage Alaska.
To view an archive of screening events that surrounded the 2006 AMIA Conference, select the "AMIA Screenings" tab above.