The World Conference is two weeks away!

Registration for the FIAT/IFTA World Conference 2021 hosted by SACIA is still open!

Here are a few highlights from our programme:

• Special sessions on the business of audiovisual archiving, artificial intelligence and automatic metadata creation
• FIAT/IFTA Regional Focus Workshops: for Latin America, the Mediterranean and Southern Africa
• The announcement of the FIAT/IFTA Archive Achievement Awards 2021
• Two prominent keynote speakers (names to be announced)
• The announcement of the results of the annual Where are you on the Timeline Survey
• Numerous virtual networking opportunities

We will be counting with speakers from well-known media organisations, audiovisual archives and international organisations, such as INA (France), SABC (South Africa), Rai (Italy), NHK (Japan), FIFA (Switzerland) and many more.

Don't forget to register before the 19 October!
 

 

Awards 2021: Meet the Shortlisted Candidates
 

The Juries are now proud and honored to announce the shortlisted projects.
 

• FactFox – A Reliable Fact-checking Tool and Database to Support Newsrooms and Social Media Managers. Maria Fuchs (Bayerischer Rundfunk)
• AI Algorithms for Media Cataloguing in ATRESMEDIA GROUP. Eugenio López de Quintana (ATRESMEDIA)

• GMI XML creator. Martijn van der Vliet (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision)
• Ostatni Etap. Lukasz Janik (National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute)

• SRF Timelines – the biography tool. Christian Vogg (Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen SRF)
• BBC Motion Graphics Archive. Mark Macey (BBC)
• Make Film History (BBC). Mark Macey (BBC)

• 60 Years Sport Weekend. Sammy Neyrinck (VRT)
• Coventry Cathedral: Building for a New Britain. Mark Macey (BBC)
• The Great World Theatre – Salzburg and its Festival. Beate Thalberg (ORF)

 

FRAME Tech 2021 (online): the call for applications is open!

What is FRAME?
 

Since 2010, INA organises the annual training programme FRAME in partnership with FIAT/IFTA (International Federation of Television Archives) and EBU Academy (European Broadcasting Union). FRAME is a co-funded by the Creative Europe – MEDIA programme of the European Union. The FRAME training programme consists in 3 sessions per year, which cover each step of the audiovisual archival content management.

 

FRAME Tech 2021 is accepting applications until 8 October 2021.
 

 

2021 World Day for Audiovisual Heritage
"Your Window to the World"
 

 

The nine associations forming the CCAAA (AMIA, ARSC, FIAF, FIAT/IFTA, FOCAL International, IASA, ICA, SEAPAVAA, IFLA) strongly encourage all their members (and any other institutions) not only to join in the global celebrations of the 2021 World Day on and around 27 October, but also to share the information about their particular events on the CCAAA website.