VIC Branch World Day for Audiovisual Heritage

To acknowledge World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, the ASA Victoria Branch asked for advice from four practitioners in archives and conservation.
00:55 - Why is audiovisual preservation so important?
04:46 - What are small archives doing?
08:50 - How is audiovisual material digitised on a large scale?
11:51 - What are archivists doing in the current climate of restricted movement?
Find funding here:
NLA Community Heritage grants: www.nla.gov.au...
PROV Local History Grants: prov.vic.gov.a...
AMaGA core funding bodies: www.amaga.org....
Creative Victoria VicArts grants: creative.vic.g...
Find & Connect Records Access Documentation grants: creative.vic.g...
Saluting Their Service - Department of Veterans Affairs: www.dva.gov.au...
Search for grants from your local government area
More resources:
NAA-approved digitisation providers: Digitisation panel on AusTender: www.tenders.go...
NAA digitisation standards: www.naa.gov.au...
AMaGA Victoria’s Small Museums Cataloguing Manual 5e: amagavic.org.a...
Federation of Australian Historical Societies’ Collecting and Preserving Digital Materials: www.history.or...
National Film & Sound Archive: www.nfsa.gov.au/
Produced by Committee Members Nik McGrath, Sophie Shilling, Celia Blake, Samantha Fabry, Susannah Tindall, and Violet Hamence-Davies, with appearances from Carline Ashworth (NAA), Samantha Fabry (Ballarat Diocesan Archives), Andrew Frost (DAMSmart), and Mel Begg (Channel 9 News).
References:
en.unesco.org/...
Music, creative commons: Soft Feeling by Cheel