Make Film History - Opening up the Archives to Young Filmmakers

创造电影历史——向年轻电影制片人开放档案

• 批准号: AH/V002066/1
• 负责人: Shane O'Sullivan
• 金额: $ 3.04万
• 依托单位: Kingston University
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2020 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FV002066%2F1
• 关键词: Make; Film; History; Opening; up

As cultural heritage organisations digitise their collections and increase public access, moving image portals like the IFI Player, RTÉ Archives, BFI Player and BBC iPlayer provide audiences with virtual screening rooms to view their shared audiovisual history on demand. But the creative reuse of moving image archive material remains problematic, beset by questions of copyright law, rights clearance and "fair dealing" exceptions, and an audiovisual archives sector without a standardised framework to open up access to this material for creative reuse by young filmmakers in education and the community. Young filmmakers cannot access this material without significant funding from film funds or broadcasters to pay commercial license fees.The Make Film History network will address this problem by developing a new, sustainable model for the creative reuse of archive material for non-commercial use by young filmmakers. This pilot study will offer audiovisual archives within the network a low-risk framework for long-term collaboration with stakeholders working with young filmmakers in education, training and the community. The network will ask: "How can we license moving image archive material for creative reuse by young filmmakers for education, training and community use? How can the creative reuse of this material increase community engagement with hidden cultural heritage and strengthen communities through new work created by emerging filmmakers reflecting on the past and developing talent for the future"?The network will build on the success of the innovative Archives for Education project, led by the UK principal investigator Dr O'Sullivan at Kingston School of Art. Supported by the British Film Institute and BBC Archive Editorial, the project provides a new model for the creative reuse of archive film in higher education, giving student filmmakers access to archive material from the BBC and the BFI National Archive for creative reuse on course-related projects for the first time. Fifty-five institutions have signed up to the scheme, allowing student filmmakers to connect their vision of Britain today with archival representations from their parents' and grandparents' generations. The network will take an innovative, interdisciplinary approach to exploring the theme of Digital Humanities, Cultural Heritage and the Creative Industries, leveraging advances in video technology to open up access to hidden audiovisual heritage for creative reuse by the next generation of young filmmakers under a non-commercial license; and developing cross-sectoral partnerships and creative exchange between academic researchers, audiovisual archives, cultural heritage organisations, film festivals and organisations working with young people in education and the creative industries. Our timetable of events is strategically designed around regional film festivals with strong industry programmes, where industry experts gather to exchange ideas and knowledge and meet new talent. Our events will take three forms: a series of industry panels and workshops, exploring the key themes and research questions of the network; creative workshops where young filmmakers can engage with archive material and regional archives and training organisations can pilot creative reuse in a festival setting; and follow-on events where some of the work produced through the project can be screened for the local community and the findings of the project can be disseminated. These activities will increase youth and community engagement with audiovisual heritage and bring regional stakeholders together around regional hubs of archive material. The network will develop a new model for the creative reuse of our audiovisual heritage by young filmmakers, inspiring new films about their communities and on the theme of borders and migration which bring a fresh voice to representations of the past and an enhanced awareness of copyright law and creative reuse.

随着文化遗产组织数字化收藏并增加了公众访问，例如IFI播放器，RTé档案，BFI播放器和BBC Iplayer等动态图像门户为观众提供虚拟筛查室，以根据需要查看其共享的视听历史。但是，动态图像档案材料的创造性重复使用仍然有问题，并受到版权法，权利清除和“公平交易”例外的问题的困扰以及一个视听档案行业，而没有标准化的框架，可以为年轻电影制片人在教育和社区中访问这种材料以进行创造性的重新使用。如果没有电影资金或广播公司的大量资金来支付商业许可费，那么年轻的电影制片人就无法获得这种材料。制造电影历史网络将通过开发一种新的可持续模型来解决此问题，以创造档案材料的创造性重新使用年轻电影制片人的非商业用途。这项试点研究将为网络中的视听档案提供一个低风险框架，可与与年轻电影制片人一起在教育，培训和社区中与利益相关者合作。网络会问：“我们如何许可年轻电影制片人的教育，培训和社区用途的创造性重新使用图像档案材料，以创造性的重复使用这种物质的创造性重新使用社区与隐藏的文化遗产和通过新兴的电影制片人创造的新作品来加强社区，从而通过对未来的发展和发展的档案来建立档案的档案，”金斯敦艺术学院。在英国电影学院和BBC档案社论的支持下，该项目为高等教育中的档案电影创意重复使用提供了新的模型，这使学生电影制片人从BBC和BFI National National Archive首次获得与课程相关项目的创意重复使用的档案材料。五十五个机构已签署了该计划，使学生电影制片人能够将其对英国的愿景与父母和祖父母几代的档案代表联系起来。该网络将采用一种创新的，跨学科的方法来探索数字人文，文化遗产和创意产业的主题，利用视频技术的进步，以开放访问隐藏的视听遗产，以获得下一代年轻电影制片人在非商业许可下的年轻电影制片人的创造性重新使用；并在学术研究人员，视听档案，文化遗产组织，电影节和与年轻人在教育和创意产业中合作的组织之间建立跨部门的合作伙伴关系和创造性交流。我们的活动时间表在战略上是围绕具有强大行业计划的区域电影节进行战略设计的，行业专家聚集在一起交流思想和知识并满足新人才。我们的活动将采用三种形式：一系列行业面板和研讨会，探讨网络的关键主题和研究问题；创意研讨会，年轻电影制片人可以在节日环境中与档案材料，区域档案和培训组织互动。以及随后的事件，可以为当地社区筛选通过项目制作的某些工作，并且可以传播项目的发现。这些活动将通过视听遗产来增加青年和社区的参与，并将区域利益相关者围绕档案材料的区域枢纽。该网络将开发一种新的模型，以创造新电影制片人的录像遗产，激发有关其社区以及边界和移民主题的新电影，从而为过去的表现形式带来了新的声音，并提高了对版权法和创造性重复使用的认识。

项目成果

A guide to the creative reuse of archive film for young filmmakers and educators in the UK and Ireland

为英国和爱尔兰的年轻电影制作人和教育工作者提供的档案电影创意再利用指南

• 发表时间: 2022
• 作者: O'Sullivan, S.