Preliminary Schedule

Preliminary Schedule
Please note – all times are subject to change

7:30am	Registration Open
8:30am	Workshop: DigiPres 101 [Part I]
9:00am	Workshop: Film Handling 101
1:30pm	Workshop: DigiPres 101 [Part II]
7:30am	Registration Open
8:00am	Workshop: MOW
9:00am	Workshop: Audiovisual & Preservation Technology Basics for Non-Engineers
8:30am	Hack Day
11:00am	Community Archiving Workshop
12:30pm	The Reel Thing
6:00pm	Networking & First-Timer Event
7:00pm	Opening Reception
8:00pm	Trivia Throwdown
7:30am	Registration Open
8:00am	Hack Day Lounge
7:45am	Continental Breakfast [7:45am – 8:15am]
8:00am	Conference Welcome
8:30am	Opening Plenary | Action for Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity in AMIA
9:30am	Vendor Café
9:45am	EIA: Acknowledge:  Energy Resources Status Check
9:45am	Traumatic Archives: Ethics & Accessibility
10:15am	Automated QC Tools Analysis For a Better and Brighter Future
9:45am	From Mass Digitization to Description: Indiana University’s Strategy to Overcome the Next Great Challenge
10:45am	Break
11:00am	EIA: Acknowledge: Global Climate Change
11:00am	Digitization and Reassembly of Eyes on the Prize Interviews
11:00am	Black Films & Blu-ray:  Strategies for Producing Home Video Packages
12:00pm	Break
12:00pm	Poster Vendor Café
2:00pm	EIA:  Acknowledge/Adapt: Environmental Impact of Archiving
2:00pm	Claiming Tech: Women, Technology, and the Spotlight
2:00pm	Re-Envisioning Japan: Ephemeral Film Recuperation, Restoration, and Digital Curation
2:00pm	DAS: The MTV Vault Project- Archiving the History of Music Television
3:00pm	Break
3:30pm	EIA: Adapt/Survive: Outside the Box Energy & Conservation Policies, Practices and Methods
3:30pm	Hidden Cinema: Beyond Medicine
3:30pm	DAS: Smithsonian
3:30pm	Alternative Archives: Inserting African-American Stories back into the Narrative
4:45pm	EIA:  Adapt/Survive: Advocating for the Survival of Moving Image Collections
4:45pm	Magnascope: Researching & Recreating Early Widescreen Cinema
4:45pm	Preserving Nairobi Heritage Through Audio Visual Archiving: The UNH Project
4:45pm	DAS:  Facing History
5:45pm	Cocktails in the Vendor Café
7:45pm	Archival Screening Night
7:30am	Registration Open
8:00am	Hack Day Lounge
7:45am	Continental Breakfast [7:45am – 8:15am]
8:00am	Plenary
9:15am	Vendor Café
9:30am	DIYCA: Building Regional AV Preservation Coalitions Using the Community Archiving Model
9:30am	DigiPres: Building Digital Preservation Intiatives
9:30am	Quad at 60: Preserving Local 2” Videotape
9:30pm	Archiving between Studios – Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Star Trek
10:30am	Break
11:00am	DIYCA: Archivists Working with Individuals & Small Community Organizations
11:00am	DigiPres: Digital Preservation for the Rest of Us — Adapting Best Practices on a Shoestring Budget
11:00am	Overcoming Rights Paralysis: Practical Approaches to Providing Access
11:00am	From Virtual to Reality: Dissecting Jennifer Steinkamp’s Software-Based Installation
11:30am	Competency-Based Frameworks for Moving Image Archiving Education: A Progress Report on Research and Development
12:00pm	Poster Vendor Café
12:45pm	DigiPres: Lightning Talks
2:00pm	DIYCA:  Local Pittsburg Activist Archives/Archiving
2:00pm	DigiPres: Managing Bodycam Video: Challenges, Needs and New Approaches
2:00pm	Capturing Captioning: Problems in Preservation and Presentation of Timed Text
2:00pm	Don’t Sell Shorts Short:  Preserving and Curating Shorts Collections
3:00pm	Break
3:30pm	DIYCA: DIY in Technology and Archives
3:30pm	DigiPres: Pushing Preservation in a Production Environment
3:30pm	Archiving In A Production Environment Is An Ever-Changing Process
3:30pm	Documenting Provenance: Out of Our Heads and into the Database
4:30pm	Break
4:45pm	DIYCA: Think-For-Yourself, Do-It-Yourself: Revealing Independent Media from Behind the Iron Curtain
4:45pm	DigiPres: Theory vs. Practice
4:45pm	The National Archives, Historypin, and WWI: Anniversaries, Apps, and Audiences
4:45pm	Ongoing Intermediations: Preserving Jud Yalkut and Nam June Paik
7:30pm	Screening: It Happened in 16mm
8:35pm	Screening:  The Eames Film Collection
9:40pm	Screening: Envisioning Pittsburgh
7:30am	Registration Open
7:45am	Continental Breakfast [7:45am – 8:15am]
8:00am	Lignting Talks: Projects We’re Working On
8:50am	AMIA Membership Meeting
9:45am	FTH: Building an Infrastructure for Audiovisual Archiving and Preservation Education in the Americas
9:45am	Where Is My Digital Original Negative?
9:45am	Reclaiming Indigenous Sacred Moving Images in Public Collections
10:15am	Project Update: Richard E. Norman and Early Race Filmmaking
9:45am	Screening:  Belle
10:45am	Break
11:00am	FTH: Student Experience Update
11:00am	Screening:  Belle
11:00am	Planning for Preservation in Public Media: An AAPB NDSR Update
11:00am	Opportunity, Law, and Ethics: Researching, Contextualizing, and Recirculating Nontheatrical Films
2:00pm	FTH: The Listening Room: A Student-Led Conversation on Diversity
2:00pm	Thinking Broadly / Digging Locally: Pittsburgh’s Hidden Media History
2:00pm	Opening the Archive: Mobile Media Preservation and Collection Strategies /
2:30pm	Standards, AXF & designing data for long term survival
2:00pm	FAIL: Learning from Past Mistakes in Ingest Workflows
3:00pm	Break
3:30pm	FTH: Tomorrow’s Moving Image Archivists
3:30pm	Collecting “Community Copies” of Orphan Works: Technology, Archives, and Access
3:30pm	Further Freaky Film Formats: Mad Scientists Edition
3:45pm	AMIA/DLF Hack Day: Results and Solutions
4:30pm	Break
4:45pm	FTH: The New Old Curriculum: Why 20th Century Archiving Techniques Matter in the 21st Century
4:45pm	Kartemquin and Media Burn: A Collaboration Between Archivists and Producers
5:45pm	Closing Cocktails