Celluloid Goes Digital
Historical-Critical Editions of Films on DVD and the Internet. Proceedings of the First International Trier Conference on Film and New Media, October 2002
Published on 10. June 2003
Book
Paperback/Softback
152 pages
978-3-88476-598-2 (ISBN)
Description
Historical films are increasingly seen as an important part of the visual heritage of the 20th century. While many old feature films are available on video or through television broadcasts, most documentary films are not accessible this way for research and teaching purposes. New technologies for storage, distribution or downloading of digital images bring about promising perspectives in all disciplines which deal with the history of the 20th century.
This volume is the publication of the proceedings of the international conference 'Celluloid Goes Digital' held in Trier in October 2002, seemingly the first on digital editing of films and context material. The contributions focus on the state of the art in the field of digital storage, restoration accessability and dissemination of moving images, and on methodological problems with regard to the organization of digitized content and design, on DVDs as well as on Internet platforms. The changing nature of films which are accessible on small silver disks or through the Internet is another, sometimes controversial focus.
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ISBN 3-88476-598-1, 7 figures in the book, 77 figures on CD-ROM
This volume is the publication of the proceedings of the international conference 'Celluloid Goes Digital' held in Trier in October 2002, seemingly the first on digital editing of films and context material. The contributions focus on the state of the art in the field of digital storage, restoration accessability and dissemination of moving images, and on methodological problems with regard to the organization of digitized content and design, on DVDs as well as on Internet platforms. The changing nature of films which are accessible on small silver disks or through the Internet is another, sometimes controversial focus.
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ISBN 3-88476-598-1, 7 figures in the book, 77 figures on CD-ROM
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Trier
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
New edition
Illustrations
7
7 s/w Photographien bzw. Rasterbilder
Dimensions
Height: 21 cm
Width: 14.8 cm
Weight
399 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-88476-598-2 (9783884765982)
Schweitzer Classification
Person
Historical films are increasingly seen as an important part of the visual heritage of the 20th century. While many old feature films are available on video or through television broadcasts, most documentary films are not accessible this way for research and teaching purposes. New technologies for storage, distribution or downloading of digital images bring about promising perspectives in all disciplines which deal with the history of the 20th century.
This volume is the publication of the proceedings of the international conference 'Celluloid Goes Digital' held in Trier in October 2002, seemingly the first on digital editing of films and context material. The contributions focus on the state of the art in the field of digital storage, restoration accessability and dissemination of moving images, and on methodological problems with regard to the organization of digitized content and design, on DVDs as well as on Internet platforms. The changing nature of films which are accessible on small silver disks or through the Internet is another, sometimes controversial focus.
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ISBN 3-88476-598-1, 7 figures in the book, 77 figures on CD-ROM
This volume is the publication of the proceedings of the international conference 'Celluloid Goes Digital' held in Trier in October 2002, seemingly the first on digital editing of films and context material. The contributions focus on the state of the art in the field of digital storage, restoration accessability and dissemination of moving images, and on methodological problems with regard to the organization of digitized content and design, on DVDs as well as on Internet platforms. The changing nature of films which are accessible on small silver disks or through the Internet is another, sometimes controversial focus.
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ISBN 3-88476-598-1, 7 figures in the book, 77 figures on CD-ROM