Anglia Television at the East Anglian Film Archive: A Catalogue of the Collection, 1959 to 2000

东盎格鲁电影档案馆（EAFA）拥有大量的电影和电视材料，对学术研究人员和英格兰东部的社区都有巨大的兴趣。为了释放其收藏品的研究和知识转移潜力，东安格利亚电影档案馆正在着手在未来五年内开展一系列编目项目，以创建一个全面和可搜索的馆藏数据库。EAFA拥有的主要收藏之一包括1959年至2000年由Anglia Television（现为ITV plc的一部分）在英格兰东部地区制作和播放的所有现存节目材料。这些材料包括20，000罐胶片和8，000盘录像带，保存在EAFA在诺维奇的专用储存设施中。我们正在向澳大利亚人权委员会寻求资助的项目涉及对安格里亚电视收藏进行系统评估，并制作一个可完全搜索的在线馆藏目录。节目内容包括新闻片、纪录片、时事、生活节目和少量戏剧。我们估计，自1959年以来，它可能占安格利亚总产量的10%。所有的非新闻材料将被视为和交叉引用的独特的文件收集东部地区版的电视时报周刊上市杂志，EAFA也持有同期。将根据适合学术研究人员和节目制作者的搜索标准，浏览一部分新闻材料并重新编目。从观看节目材料，从电视时报列表，并从（不完整的）现有数据收集的安格里亚的芒数据库将补充信息的个人知识的一些当地的电视制片人谁为安格里亚电视台在所涵盖的时间，特别是从20世纪70年代初。由此创建的目录和数据库将在网上提供，并添加到东亚渔业局计划建立的新的综合数据库中。它将列出传输日期，材料长度和类型，并使用关键词描述内容。预计EAFA的Anglia Television系列所代表的独特资源的增强将产生许多重要的应用和好处，其中关键的是：英国电视历史学家和多个学科的研究人员可以详细分析1959年至2000年英国最稳定的ITV特许经营权持有者之一的（现存）节目输出。公众也能获得同样的信息。在评估安格里亚电视节目材料时，我们还将确定在第二阶段的发展中需要做哪些进一步的工作，以进一步加强目录，并使研究人员和其他用户更容易获得更多的节目材料。我们还将从收集的材料中选择包含在单独的EAFA数字电影档案产品中，该产品将从2010年起在英格兰东部地区的20个公共访问站点免费提供，包括大学和其他高等院校。

The East Anglian Film Archive (EAFA) has extensive holdings of film and television material potentially of enormous interest to both academic researchers and the communities of the East of England. In order to unlock the research and knowledge transfer potential of its collections, the East Anglian Film Archive is embarking on a series of cataloguing projects over the next five years, in order to create a comprehensive and searchable database of its holdings. One of the key collections held by EAFA comprises all of the extant programme material made and broadcast in the East of England region by Anglia Television (now a part of ITV plc) from 1959 to 2000. This material, consisting of 20,000 cans of film and 8,000 videotapes, is preserved in EAFA's purpose-built storage facilities in Norwich. The project for which we are seeking funding from the AHRC involves undertaking a systematic appraisal of the Anglia TV collection and producing a fully searchable online catalogue of the holdings. The programme material is a mixture of news film, documentaries, current affairs, lifestyle programming and a small amount of drama. We estimate it comprises perhaps 10% of Anglia's total output since 1959. All of the non-news material will be viewed and cross-referenced with the unique paper collection of the Eastern regional edition of the TV Times weekly listing magazine that EAFA also holds for the same period. A proportion of the news material will be viewed and re-catalogued according to search criteria suitable for academic researchers and for programme producers. Information derived from viewing the programme material, from the TV Times listings, and from the (incomplete) existing data about the Anglia collection on Anglia's awn database will be supplemented with the personal knowledge of a number of locally based television producers who worked for Anglia Television over the period covered, particularly from the early 1970s. The catalogue and database thereby created will be made available online and added to EAFA's planned new comprehensive database of all of its holdings. It will list among other things the date of transmission, length of material, and genre, and will describe content using key words. It is anticipated that the enhancement of the unique resource represented by EAFA's Anglia Television collection with have a number of important applications and benefits, key among which will be: Access for historians of British television and to researchers in a number of academic disciplines to detailed analysis of the (extant) programme output of one of the UK's most stable ITV franchise holders from 1959 to 2000. Access by the general public to the same information. In appraising the Anglia TV programme material, we will also be identifying what further work will need to be done in a second phase of development to enhance the catalogue further and to make more of the programme material easily accessible to researchers and other users. We will also be selecting material from the collection for inclusion in the separate EAFA Digital Film Archive product that will be delivered free at 20 public access sites, Including universities and other HEIs, in the East of England region from 2010.