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AMIA Miami, Maryann Gomes from the Northwest Film Archive attends her first AMIA conference; helps start the Regional Audiovisual Archives interest group (RAVA).
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The Reel Thing IX: Laboratory Technical Symposium Montreal, Toni Treadway presents 8mm Logging in the High Sierras (1939) and a sound 8mm film held by the Smithsonian Human Studies Film Archive, Native American dancing in New Mexico.
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Federation Internationale des Archives du Film (FIAF) conference in Cartagena, Colombia, symposium Out of the Attic: Archiving Amateur Film. FIAF Journal of Film Preservation preceded meeting with an Open Forum on amateur film and followed in 1998 with Jan-Christopher Horak's article about the symposium— on taking amateur cinema seriously.
Publication of Jubilee Book, Essays on amateur film by I'Association Europeenne Inedits.
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Big as Life: An American History of 8mm Films, Jylte Jensen, MoMA, and Steve Anker, SF Cinematheque, 1998-2001 exhibition and catalog.
Publication of Alan Kattelle's book, Home Movies: A History of the American Industry, 1897 1979. currently selling on Amazon.com for $210 and more affordably at www. homemoviehistory.com
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