OPLEIDINGEN
new technologies
frame - future for restoration of audiovisual memory in europe
institut national de l’audiovisuel (ina)
Description
This course provides short-term training in restoration of film and tv archives and use of new technologies, with the aim of adding value and making these archives accessible. it is held in partnership with ifta (international federation of television archives) and ebu training (european broadcasting union). The aim is for participants to acquire know-how and in-depth knowledge of the audiovisual content processing chain from the technical aspects through to the use of audiovisual archives by the public: restoration, digitalisation, preservation, distribution (different media/multi-vectors) and adding value.
There are five modules over ten days:
- strategic approach to technical solutions for conservation and restoration (1 day);
- From analogue to digital files: tools for restoration and digitalisation (3 days);
- what is a digital medium? (1 day);
- engineering of digital media archiving and distribution systems (4 days);
- adding value to audiovisual contents: case studies (1 day).
target group
av professionals working in tv/cinema archives, new media content creators, producers, distributors, trainers.
benefits
a complete overview of the innovative solutions available; the ability after the training to implement an aV content processing chain within their organisation and choose the appropriate strategy to adopt in terms of the economic priority of their structure/country; building a european network of professionals dedicated to archive content management.
Dates
june 21 > july 2, 2010 paris - France
fees
€800
reQuirements
awareness of audiovisual, it environment, the web; knowledge of english.
participants
15
registration DeaDline(s)
april 30, 2010
institut national de l’audiovisuel (ina)
Bâtiment Bry 1
avenue de l’europe 4
94360 Bry-sur-Marne
France
t +33 1 49 83 29 99
F +33 1 49 83 31 73
Ms Hélène Bettembourg
hbettembourg@ina.fr




