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AMIA Authors

AMIA members are among the leading voices worldwide on issues surrounding the preservation, archiving, and restoration of film, video, and digital moving images.

AMIA members are among the leading voices worldwide on issues surrounding the preservation, archiving, and restoration of film, video, and digital moving images.  They write not only for AMIA’s journal, The Moving Image, but also author books and articles for a wide variety of publications. They create video essays and podcasts, and are guests on television, radio, and online programming as interview subjects, offering unique and learned perspectives on moving image preservation, making, advocacy, distribution, copyright, collecting, curating, digitization, and the histories of such activities.

This is a list of AMIA authors/makers/interviewees and their recent work in these areas.  The Authors (a catch-all term) includes books, articles, video essays, podcasts and radio episodes (either as author or in an appearance), and film, television, or print appearances.  These publications are offered as resources –  for information, research, instruction – as part of AMIA’s commitment to education and access.

AMIA Authors page is updated three times per year and listings are for current members.  Are you a member?  You can submit your listing below and it will be included in the next update.

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Articles

Archive Related

"Disability Advocacy in the Archival Profession" | Michael Marlatt, Archival Outlook (Jan./Feb. 2022) "The Start of the Rainbow: Possibilities of Color Motion Photography for the Amateur" (2020) | Louisa Trott, Color Culture and Science JournalVol. 14 (1) | DOI: 10.23738/CCSJ.140106

Collections

"Curating, Remixing, and Migrating Archived 'Muse Files'" | Paul Dougherty [In] Navas, E., Gallagher, O., & burrough, X. (Eds.). (2021). The Routledge Handbook of Remix Studies and Digital Humanities (1st ed.). Routledge. "Nuremberg: The Evidentiary Films" | William T. Murphy, Film and History Journal, vol. 30, no. 2 (Winter 2020), pp. 1-19. "Just Say No: Dr Richard I. Evans Efforts to Influence Juvenile Behaviour through US Public Health Programming" | Emily Vinson, VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture, 9(18), 7–22. (2020) “Tribesourcing Southwest Films: Counter-Narrations and Reclamation" (June 2020) | Melissa Dollman, Jennifer Jenkins, Rhiannon Sorrell, KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination, and Preservation Studies on Indigenous Knowledges (2021)

Preservation

"Local Company Helps Preserve Aging Films" | Sarah Killip | (585) Magazine (Jan. 2023) | El Cine Argentino Está de Remate" | Fernando Madedo y Ana Lucía Amor | Página 12 (Oct. 2020) "Dusting Off that Old Projector: Preservation through Projection" | Marsha Gordon; Dino Everett, The American Archivist (2021) 84 (1): 139–164.

Technologies

Miscellaneous

"Indeterminable Frames: Exploring Digital Humanities Approaches and Applications for the Moving Image" | Patricia Ledesma Villon, Cinergie – Il Cinema E Le Altre Arti, (20), 125–138. (2021) Richard Pryor’s Peoria: Footnotes and Fandom | Melissa Dollman (2020) Public Service Broadcasting in the Digital Age (Issue 16) | Jérôme Bourdon, Mette Charis Buchman and Peter B. Kaufman (2020) “Lights, Camera-maids, Action!”: Women Behind the Lens in Early Cinema | Marsha Gordon & Buckey Grimm (2020)

Books Authored

Discovering Lost Films of Georges Méliès in fin-de-siècle Flip Books (1896–1901) | Thierry Lecointe, Pascal Fouché, Robert Byrne (AMIA member) and Pamela Hutchinson (2020)

Essays or Chapters (Book)

“New Paths toward Preserving Japanese Cinema: The Toy Film Museum Backstory” | Joanne Bernardi [In] Routledge Handbook of Japanese Cinema, ed. Joanne Bernardi and Shota T. Ogawa. London: Routledge, August 2020: 346-355. Constructing History: Archives, Film Programming, and Preservation | Jan-Christopher Horak (2020) Coda: Ownership, Authorship, and Access: The Claude Lanzmann SHOAH Collection (in The Construction of Testimony: Claude Lanzmann's SHOAH and Its Outtakes (2020)

Collections

Technologies

Miscellaneous

Magazine/News/Periodical Interview (Guest Appearance on Topic)

Television, Podcast or Radio Episode (Guest Appearance on Topic)

"Hombre de la Esquina Rosada , Restaurada y en Mar del Plata" | Fernando Madedo/Society for Audiovisual Heritage | TV Pública (Nov. 2023) "RESTAURACIÓN Y COMERCIALIZACIÓN DEL PATRIMONIO FÍLMICO EN LATINOAMÉRICA" | Fernando Madedo/Society for Audiovisual Heritage | Ventana Sur, YouTube (2021) "Restore An Extremely Damaged 2 Inch Quad Tape" | Larry Odham, YouTube (2022) "Archival Legacies of the Yanomamo Series – Restoration and Return" | Pam Wintle, 2022 Mother Tongue Film Festival Episode 321, The Historians Podcast | Audrey Kupferberg (2020) "Meet the Archivist: Pam Wintle" | Pam Wintle, Smithsonian Channel (2020) " Anthropologists as Storytellers" Archival Roundtable | Pam Wintle | 2021 Mother Tongue Film Festival "Tribesourcing Film Project" | Melissa Dollman and Jennifer Jenkins, Augmented Humanity Podcast (2020)

Television, Podcast or Radio Show (Host)

"Storytelling" | Steven Roy Goodman (host), HIGHER EDUCATION TODAY

Video Essay

Other

“Protocols Webinar Series (3): Providing Context through Centering Indigenous Voices" | Melissa Dollman, Jennifer Jenkins, Rhiannon Sorrell (June 2020) | Society of American Archivists Native American Archives Section Blog | Preservation Insanity: Film archiving, preservation, and experimental film (mostly) | Mark Toscano (Ongoing)
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