YFA are seeking a consultant to advise on our future digital offer to audiences, users and commercial clients and contribute to informing YFA’s plans for creating proactive digital delivery and engagement framework to transform public interaction with our screen heritage collections, as well as positioning us as a proactive and efficient provider of screen heritage content to commercial users.
On the 50th anniversary of the great American civil rights leader Martin Luther King’s visit to the University of Newcastle in 1967 to receive an honorary degree, North East Film Archive remembers an amazing discovery of a rare TV interview with Dr King, which cast fresh light on black British broadcast history. Who was the forgotten pioneer who got to meet his hero on that day?
There is not a dull moment in the calendar as this time of year seems to get busier and busier. Halloween is over, but it is followed on very quickly with Bonfire Night on 5th November. In the past, we also had to get through Mischievous Night – the evening before Guy Fawkes night – when children, mainly in the north of England, traditionally played small tricks on the neighbours.
YFA are seeking a consultant/s with experience and expertise to deliver options for meeting the future operational digital infrastructure needs of the organisation in terms of digital storage, collections management, operational workflows, and access to film collections through a robust digital asset management system.
Yorkshire Film Archive are delighted to announce that we’re returning to Hull on Thursday 26th October, with two more opportunities to see our hugely popular archive screening, ‘Hull on Film’.
