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  1. 1. Toward the New Enlightenment Film, Sound, and the Promise of New Technology Screening the Future 2011 PrestoCentre Hilversum March 14, 2011
  2. 2. ‣ PrestoCentre ‣ “Keeping audiovisual content alive”
  3. 3. ‣ Anatoly Lunacharsky ‣ Soviet Commissar of Enlightenment, 1917-1929 ‣ Believed all people had the right to all knowledge
  4. 4. I. The new Enlightenment II. Five recommendations (plus 1 free bonus recommendation!) III. Conclusion
  5. 5. ‣ http://www.ina.fr/histoire-et-conflits/seconde-guerre- mondiale/video/AFE85001142/l-amiral-darlan-en- afrique.fr.html
  6. 6. ‣ http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bookshelf
  7. 7. Comité des Sages report highlights: - “There is no more urgent question than to secure the access of current and future generations” - Digitization “a moral imperative” Estimated cost: 100 billion Euros Still to go: - 24 million hours of audiovisual programs - 358 million photos - 75 million works of art - 77 million books - 10 billion pages of archives - Private sector “must be involved” - Digitized cultural content “important raw material for services and products” - Reach for a digital Renaissance instead of a digital Dark Age
  8. 8. ‣ http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/ activities/digital_libraries/comite_des_sages/ index_en.htm
  9. 9. I. The New Enlightenment
  10. 10. ‣ Anatoly Lunacharsky ‣ Soviet Commissar of Enlightenment, 1917-1929 ‣ Believed all people had the right to all knowledge
  11. 11. ‣ www.samharris.org
  12. 12. ‣ www.kk.org
  13. 13. ‣ “Avatar” ‣ James Cameron ‣ Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., 2009
  14. 14. ‣ http://popcornjs.org/
  15. 15. ‣ http://popcornjs.org/ ‣ http://www.rebelliouspixels.com/ semanticremix/
  16. 16. II. Five recommendations (plus 1 free bonus!)
  17. 17. Recommendation 1: Engage our publics! Develop sophisticated marketing strategies for our audiovisual collections and investments.
  18. 18. ‣ “Mnemosyne,” directed by John Okomfrah (2010) ‣ UK Arts Council film archives
  19. 19. ‣ http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bookshelf
  20. 20. Recommendation 2: Engage with technology! Make our content completely discoverable.
  21. 21. ‣ New partners
  22. 22. ‣ The “Music Genome Project”
  23. 23. ‣ http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ Commons:Wikipedia_Video_and_Education
  24. 24. ‣ http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bookshelf
  25. 25. Recommendation 3: Facilitate use, and clear rights: Lead this charge: collaborate with current owners and their lawyers!
  26. 26. ‣ “The Anatomy of a Video Clip” (2010)
  27. 27. ‣ “The Anatomy of a Video Clip” (2010)
  28. 28. Recommendation 4: Partner with producers - where archives began! Build guidelines to modern productions from an archival point of view!
  29. 29. Recommendation 5: Work with business! Collectively determine best practices for public-private partnerships in audiovisual cultural heritage.
  30. 30. ‣ Chiquitaleaks - INT - 2011
  31. 31. Bonus Recommendation # 6: Work with Americans!!!

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