Du 10 au 28 juin, 2002

1. History of GEH, FIAF and Film Archiving Movement

2. Basic Film Structure and Film Handling

3. Cellulose Nitrate and its Preservation

4. Cellulose Acetate and its Preservation

5. Polyester

6. Video Preservation and Storage

7. Techniques for Film and Television Restoration Projects

8. New Technologies: Digital Media and Preservation

9. Basic Film Processing Theory

10. Color Film Preservation

11. Color Film Duplication

12. Film Storage Conditions

13. Preservation Principles and Rules

14. Air Conditioning in Film Storage Vaults

15. Types of Film Stock in Current Use

16. Film Treatments

17. Step Printers/Continuous Printers/Optical Printers

18. Health and Safety at GEH

19. The Work of the GEH

20. Polymer Degradation

21. Film Examination

22. Technical Selection

23. Cataloging

24. Viewing Service Access

25. Donor Access

26. Production Library Service

27. Selection and Acquisition of Films and TV Programs

28. Programming from Archive Collections

29. Legal Deposit of Films and Television

30. Copyright

31. The work of FIAF

32. Computerization of Records

33. Curatorial Problems

34. Specialist Archive Buildings and their specifications

35. The work of film archives in the United States

36. The Work of the Dryden Theater

37. Staff Training