AMIA at the University of Texas at Austin

Hey friends! The school of Radio-Television-Film is hosting this conference today through Saturday, September 29th. Walkup registration is free for UT students/faculty/staff. There are some interesting panels on media archives, video game preservation and more! Check their website out for more info:

Flow Conference 2018 – Flow The 2018 Flow Conference showcases some of the exciting topics that will be discussed in our 31 roundtable panels this year, including the preservation of television and the precarity of streaming media, theorizations of digital and analog flows, and the representational shifts of a transnational me...

Hi friends! Want to know more about us and meet some of the faces behind AMIA-UT? Interested in other student orgs? Drop by tonight's Student Org Kickoff!

We hope to see you there! 👋

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We're happy to say that yesterday's event with UT SASI and Austin Film Society was a success! Thanks to everyone who came by, and if you're looking for more cool film screenings happening in the next two weeks, check out the latest issue of our newsletter 🎞

Issue 04: August 16th - August 29th If there are weird movie GIFs, cool screenings, and all things AMIA, you must be reading The Reel Good Times! Welcome back to yet another issue of the newsletter made to bring you the latest screening...

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This looks like a really great event and it's free!

AFS: Leaves From Satan's Book: The Best of the Horror Anthology After the dual box-office black sabbath of ROSEMARY’S BABY and THE EXORCIST, television producers took the hint and began to fill their schedules with horror anthology shows, many of which featured a black-magic background. We’ll share some of the history of these shows and present a representat...

Hello ya'll! Check this out! Our faculty advisor, Professor Caroline Frick, has programmed a series of film screenings for the Austin Film Society.

Classic Chemistry Cinema is a remarkable thing. Great directors and screenwriters work hard crafting screenplays and perfecting their mise-en-scene, but the magic of cinema often comes from the performers. When, in a love story, the actors playing the lovers have a special, discernible connection, we call it Chemistr...

LIVESTREAMING NOW: AV Archiving in the Cultural Heritage Sector session for conference

AMIA 2017: AV Archiving in the Cultural Heritage Sector Archives that hold A/V materials are at a critical point, with many cultural heritage institutions needing to take immediate action to safeguard at-risk medi...

is halfway done! We presented last night and had a great time and good showing. If you're on Twitter ( ), follow us to get minute by minute updates. Will post reflection on Facebook once we return :D

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AMIA-UT is heading to the annual AMIA conference in New Orleans! ARE YOU?!? If you are, let us know so we can plan some UT get togethers.
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AMIA 2017 | November 29 - December 2, 2017 AMIA

Thank you to our three panelists and everyone who attended today's panel!

(pictured below panelist and 2017 AMIA-UT board)

Warning! We are starting the live stream of our panel, Warning! Materials May be Unsettling: Sensitive AV Materials in Archives. Follow us on Twitter to get live updates. Feel free to send in discussion questions at any time.