AMIA Screening Room is a weekly stream of conference or DAS sessions, webinars, tours, and other content for members. It’s an opportunity to see something you may have missed, or revisit a session you found interesting. Content will vary each week and the screenings will be 30-60 minutes.
The Screening Room is on demand starting at 11:00am (Pacific) and will be accessible for one week. Look for the weekly link from AMIA-Member every Thursday, or contact the office at amia@amianet.org for the link.
- March 7 – March 13: Preserving 20th Century Milwaukee History Through the WTMJ-TV Project
- March 14 – March 20: Keynote Conversation with Allison Anders
- March 21 – March 27: Fishing in your Data Lake – You Never Know What You’re Going to Catch
- March 28 – April 3: Disability Consciousness Raising
- April 4 – April 10: Reports from the Field: A FADGI FFV1/MKV Working Group Update; and, Reports from 12 Years of Born Digital Film Ingest at Eye Filmmuseum
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April 11 – April 17: An Amusement Fit for Half-wits: Partial Histories of Film Archives
- April 18 – April 24: Cloud to Archive: Inversing the Fixity Problem
- April 25 – May 1: Building A New Nitrate Vault
- May 2 – May 8: Poster Session: Posters from AMIA 2020
- May 9 – May 15: Capturing Changing Technologies: An Interview with James Snyder
- May 16 – May 22: Truth is a Lie
- May 23 – May 29: Mostly Lost Presents – The Lost Origins of Silent Horror Icons