NC Moving Image Archivists

["Lisa Carter" <lisa_carter AT ncsu.edu>]

All,

 

This sounds good to me. 

 

Skip do you want to host or shall I? 

 

Should we try to do it in December or January?

 

Kirston can you provide a link or a copy of the Delmas survey to everyone for preparation for the meeting? 

 

I'd like to talk about whether we could do a "response" document to the Southern Americana doc that acknowledges the context provided by the SA doc, provides additional information and gap analysis and recommendations if NC institutions really want to address the perceived gaps.  Such a document could also act as a "proposal" for undertaking a state-wide survey. 

 

Lisa

 

 

 

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>>> Kirston Johnson <kirston.johnson AT duke.edu> 11/9/2009 11:14 AM >>>

Hi Lisa –

Thanks for sending these along!  Stephanie and I have recently discussed scheduling another meeting and I think Raleigh might be a good location.  Skip – are you up for hosting a tour?

We could also use the Delmas survey of A/V materials at State/UNC/Duke as a starting point for a larger state-wide survey.  

~ Kirston

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All,
 
I thought I would forward some things in case you hadn't seen them.  And I was thinking that it might be time to schedule another meeting when everyone gets back and settled from AMIA.
 
Attached (if the listserv takes them) are:
 
Examples gathered by Megan McShea at the Archives of American Art of how various institutions have used EAD to describe audiovisual materials.  
 
The TRLN Task Group on Southern Americana Final Report, which highlights film, television and radio as areas where collecting growth in NC could be better understood.  Discussion of the report suggested the idea of maybe doing a survey to determine where the av collections in NC are and what's covered and what are the gaps.  That sounds like a collaborative (maybe even grant) project to me.
 
Let me know if there's interest in meeting.  I can host in Raleigh or would be glad to travel.
 
Lisa
 
 
 
 
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NCSU Libraries
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