A workshop that covers what you should know about archival research for film. On Zoom.
Archival Research 101 guides students down pathways for using third-party media in films. This course highlights how to avoid copyright and licensing pitfalls. Students will learn from pre-production to final delivery the basics of how to research, order, and clear archival photographs, films, and videos. We will move beyond Google and seek material at archives like the National Archives, Library of Congress, public libraries, museums, and universities. The course will cover media formats, copyright, licensing, budgeting, public domain materials, distributor requirements, and media management. Students will take away a list of go-to sources for historic film research and contemporary media licensing.
General Admission 75.00
2023/02/07 - 2023/02/07
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8560 Second Avenue, Suite 113, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Our entrance is on Apple Ave. around the corner from Alexander House.
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