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Sarah Arnold of MU Media Studies and Kazzikat on Irish women amateur filmmakers at the opening panel of IAMHIST symposium Irish Film Institute.

Fascinating keynote by Andrew Burke 'From Cold Storage to Copyright Chill: Working with Film and Television Archives in Canada' for IAMHIST symposium at Irish Film Institute

Really fascinating presentation on the reclamation of the 'Panorama du Congo', and confronting the challenges inherent in colonial art/propaganda. How to successfully present work that is so 'difficult'? IAMHIST

The Beachcombers, a colonial diorama and Tomb Raider in pesentations by Andrew Burke, Leen Englen, Linda King and Llewella Chapman IAMHIST symposium Irish Film Institute.

Thank you IAMHIST Irish Film Institute for bringing together so many interesting presentations at today’s ‘Hidden Archives’ symposium - inspiring work 🎞

Thanks to IAMHIST Film&Screen MediaUCC and everyone who came along or presented at today's Hidden Archives event. A jam packed day of fascinating perspectives. I'm intellectually exhausted but happy.

In the latest blog for IAMHIST, Dr Llewella Chapman had the opportunity to review a press copy of the newly released Tomb Raider I-III Remastered (2024), courtesy of Aspyr/Crystal Dynamics. You can read her thoughts on TRI here (TRII & III to follow): wp.me/p9dj7j-24I

IAMHIST & Taylor & Francis Research Insights would like to invite applications for 3 positions on the editorial team of the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television. There are 2 Co-Editor roles and 1 Book Review Editor role available. Further details here: wp.me/p9dj7j-25m

This week in the IAMHIST Blog, Sue malden writes on the history of the BEHP/HistoryProject, that includes rich interview and oral testimony of above and below-the-line workers of film, television and theatre, and is freely accessible for researchers: wp.me/p9dj7j-25P

This week in the IAMHIST Blog, Annette Kuhn writes on her archival quest The National Archives to find out more about actor Stephen Haggard, mentioned by Beatrice Cooper, whose cinemagoing memories have been digitised by Cinema Memory and the Digital Archive project Lancaster University: wp.me/p9dj7j-263

Published in the IAMHIST Blog this week, Ellen Scally reports on the IAMHIST symposium, 'Hidden Archives: Marginalised and Alternative Collections and Practices', organised by Ciara Chambers and held at the Irish Film Institute, on 30 January 2024: wp.me/p9dj7j-26Z

! everyone check out my new blog post for IAMHIST about the real good time I had at their recent symposium Irish Film Institute 😇

This week in the IAMHIST Blog, Dr Llewella Chapman interviews two members of the Tomb Raider community, Rizz ♡ (challenge runner) & Tom_Bow_ (speedrunner), on their perceptions of Tomb Raider I-III Remastered: wp.me/p9dj7j-278

IAMHIST/Taylor & Francis Research Insights invite applications for an Editorial Assistant for the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television. Details on how to apply: wp.me/p9dj7j-2aQ (Deadline for applications 31 May 2024)

This week in the IAMHIST Blog, MariaJose de Esteban writes on and highlights the Learning on Screen & BBC Archive project, The British Video History Trust Collection: wp.me/p9dj7j-2aY 😍

This week in the IAMHIST Blog, Juliana Gisler (UEA) writes on visiting and researching EAFA for the series 'A Day at the Archives...': wp.me/p9dj7j-2be

We're still beaming after reading this article by UEA student Juliana! Huge thanks to Juliana for visiting and writing about our unique collections, and to IAMHIST for sharing her wonderful article! buff.ly/4cztoGd

Summer 2024 list of books for review in the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television: wp.me/p9dj7j-2bu