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Summer Film Symposia
Since 2000, Northeast Historic Film has organized an annual themed gathering devoted to the history, theory, and preservation of moving images. The Symposium is noted for bringing together archivists, scholars, and artists in an intimate setting. Presently the Symposium Program Committee is Snowden Becker, University of Texas, Janna Jones, Northern Arizona University, and Mark Neumann, Northern Arizona University.
- 2000 Film Preservation, Study and Use
- 2001 Home Movies and Privacy
- 2002 Close Readings: Seeing Amateur Films in Important Ways
- 2003 Toward Access, Interpretation and Understanding
- 2004 The Moving Images as Biography
- 2005 Amateur Fiction Films
- 2006 The Working Life
- 2007 Time Out: Images of Play and Leisure
- 2008 City and Country
- 2009 Ways of Watching
- 2010 Filmic Representations of Indigenous Peoples
- 2011 Das Wunderkino: A Cinematic Cabinet of Curiosities
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