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Archivists may want your old film, meeting in Seattle to talk about it
By Monica Spain
Credit KPLU News
Hannah Palin, a film archives specialist at the University of Washington, hard at work. Archivists are meeting in Seattle this week.
Capturing and playing back video of your kid’s first steps or a few minutes of concert footage is almost too easy with smart phones. The immediacy kind of makes you forget how much effort it was to break out the Super Eight camera and project it later in your living room.
This week as the Association of Moving Image Archivists hold their annual convention in Seattle, we are reminded that sometimes there is value in hanging on to outmoded technology. Hear to KPLU’s Monica Spain story by clicking the listen button above.
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