Mobilitas’ Post

From The Moving Image, "New Buildings, New Pathways: Toward Dynamic Archives in Latin America and the Caribbean" focuses on how audiovisual collections located in established or emerging archives in Latin America and the Caribbean are being activated or reactivated and how they handle keeping old audiences while engaging new, contemporary ones.

📽️ CEPI adopts its Vision Paper for 2030: A path forward for European independent producers The future of Europe’s independent producers is at the heart of CEPI’s Vision Paper for 2030. As Europe faces unprecedented challenges in the audiovisual sector, this roadmap calls for collective action to protect cultural sovereignty, foster innovation, and ensure fair competition. It outlines how we can maintain a level playing field, protect European intellectual property, and embrace sustainable and technological innovation. With over 2,600 independent producers represented, CEPI remains committed to empowering creative voices across Europe. Together, we can ensure that independent producers continue to lead in creating original, diverse, and impactful content. Learn more about our key priorities and how we can shape the future of Europe's audiovisual landscape: https://buff.ly/3NpIraT

The World Day for Audiovisual Heritage is annually observed on October 27 to build global awareness of issues on preserving audiovisual material, such as sound recordings and moving images. Many #soundrecordings, #movingimages and other #audiovisual material are lost because of neglect, natural decay and technological obsolescence. #Organizations such as UNESCO felt that more audiovisual documents would be lost if stronger and concerted #international action was not taken. A proposal to commemorate a #WorldDayfor AudiovisualHeritage was approved at a UNESCO general conference in 2005. The first World Day for Audiovisual Heritage was held on October 27, 2007. The #World #Day for #Audiovisual #Heritage aims to raise general awareness and also focuses on acknowledging the importance of audiovisual documents as an integral part of national identity. _________________________ The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (#UNESCO) works with organizations, governments and communities promote the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage on #October27 each year. Activities and events include: 🔴 Competitions, such as logo contest, to promote the #World #Day for #Audiovisual #Heritage. 🔴 Local #programs organized as a joint effort between national film archives, audiovisual societies, television or radio stations, and #governments. 🔴 Panel discussions, #conferences, and public talks on the importance of preserving important #audiovisual documents. 🔴Special film screenings.

Picture yourself transported to the streets of Paris, where the shadows of a classic film noir dance with intrigue from the 1950s. Every subtitled dialogue, meticulously crafted, captures the essence of mystery and allure that defines an era.     Now, imagine journeying to the colorful streets of Rio de Janeiro through a vibrant documentary, narrated with precision and passion in languages as diverse as the cultures it portrays. Each word spoken carries the rhythm and soul of Brazil, resonating with audiences around the globe.     Behind these mesmerizing narratives are the language services professionals—true maestros—who skillfully translate and interpret these audiovisual stories. They weave together threads of tradition      Today, on World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, let's celebrate these storytellers and guardians of our cultural legacy.      #AudiovisualHeritage #LanguageServices

Allied Conference has provided full audiovisual production to hundreds of events in more than 30 countries for the last 34 years. ✨ #doj #conferencia #conferencias #conferenciasinternacionales #produccióndeconferencia #convencion #convencioninternacional #interpretacion #interpretaciónsimultanea #traduccion #produccionaudiovisual #producciondeeventos #eventospanama #conferenciapanama

To record our history is to preserve our humanity. Film, sound, and image are the storytellers of our age - Anonymous 🎬 The World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, celebrated on October 27, was established by UNESCO in 2005. It aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving audiovisual materials like films, sound recordings, radio, and television broadcasts. These materials capture historical, cultural, and social moments, making them invaluable to collective memory and heritage. 🎬 Audiovisual heritage is particularly vulnerable due to the fragility of formats and technologies that become obsolete over time. This day highlights the challenges faced by archivists and professionals in the field, who work to ensure these materials are not lost to decay, damage, or technological change. Audiovisual documents offer unique perspectives on cultural, scientific, and artistic achievements. They record everything from historical events to popular culture, giving future generations insight into different eras and societies. 🎬 Audiovisual archives are a vital bridge connecting yesterday to tomorrow. Without preservation, we lose not just artifacts but a piece of ourselves - Anonymous 🎬 Artwork from Google 🎬 #newseries #thejarofthoughts #audiovisualheritageday #culture #awareness #preservation #archive #continuity #marishasblog

🌟 Stay ahead in the AV industry! 🌟 Subscribe to The Array, your weekly source for the latest professional audiovisual news, features, videos and industry events. Link below!

A small concept I made to continue creating the audiovisual world of my thesis.

🎬Discover how the EU is navigating the intricate balance between competitiveness and cultural diversity in its audiovisual sector and film industry. Check out the REBOOT policy brief. #eliamep #cefir This policy brief draws on the findings of a report that examines, by engaging in a diachronic analysis, the ways in which the European institutions have addressed the concepts of ‘competitiveness’ and ‘cultural diversity’ in the development of their policies for the European audiovisual sector and film industry in the framework of the HORIZON Europe Reboot project (Reviving, Boosting, Optimising and Transforming European Film Competitiveness). Evangelia Psychogiopoulou, Antonios Vlassis Dr. Apostolos Samaras, Laia Comerma, Dealan Riga

Creative Europe Wallonia-Brussels🫠🇪🇺 The office that supports you in the European financing of your cultural or audiovisual sector. Objectives=>🇪🇺 _To preserve, develop and promote European cultural and linguistic diversity and heritage. _To increase the competitiveness and economic potential of the cultural and creative sectors, in particular the audiovisual sector.