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ISSN 1327-9556
Special Issues: scholarly article
Vol. 15, Issue Special 11, 2011April 30, 2011 AEST

The ASPERA digital online archive/repository: key issues facing the contemporary moving image archive

Rachel Wilson,
Moving image archivesCuratorshipaccesspreservationDigital deluge
https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31384

Articles in Vol. 15, Issue Special 11, 2011

Vol. 15, Issue Special 11, 2011
  • Introduction: The creative screen production sector in Australia now
    Mick Broderick, Gillian Leahy
  • Dead but still/moving—the slide show and documentary, a space between photography and cinema
    Andrew Taylor
  • _Motel_: reflections on a film production/interior design collaboration
    David Carlin, Paul Ritchard, Christine Rogers, Anthony Fryatt, Roger Kemp
  • Between chaos and control: improvisation in the screen production process
    Leo Berkeley
  • New Directions in Music Video: Vincent Moon and the ‘ascetic aesthetic’
    Alex Munt
  • Beyond the frame: researching documentary ethics
    Kate Nash
  • Predatory vision: 3D imaging and the transformation of screen-space
    Rose Woodcock
  • The ASPERA digital online archive/repository: key issues facing the contemporary moving image archive
    Rachel Wilson
  • Managing occupational risk in the creative industries: a new perspective—or has OHS reached its use-by date?
    Nicholas Oughton
  • Australian universities approaches to Occupational Risk Management for screen production
    Susan Kerrigan, Pieter Aquilia, Jill Holt, Nicholas Oughton
  • New world order?: Challenges for screen production education in participatory culture
    Jennifer StokesAlison Wotherspoon
  • Globalising Australian screen production curricula
    Pieter AquiliaSusan Kerrigan
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Wilson, Rachel. 2011. “The ASPERA Digital Online Archive/Repository: Key Issues Facing the Contemporary Moving Image Archive.” TEXT 15 (Special 11): 1–11. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31384.
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