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Archival Description
Archival Processing
- AV inventory template
- Housing Different Formats Together
- Open-reel Videotape
- Videocassette Tapes
- Vinyl Phonodiscs
- Shellac Phonodiscs
- Glass Lacquer Discs
- Optical Media (CDs & DVDs)
- Importance of separating audiovisual formats from papers
- Audiocassette Tapes
- Motion Picture Film – Nitrate
- Motion Picture Film – Deteriorated
- Motion Picture Film
- Audiovisual processing guide
Audio
- Vinyl Phonodiscs
- Shellac Phonodiscs
- Glass Lacquer Discs
- Optical Media (CDs & DVDs)
- Audiocassette Tapes
- Pre-1972 recordings in North Carolina
Film
Oral History
- Adding restrictions to oral histories at interview
- Using Creative Commons language in oral history release forms
- Oral History – next-of-kin release agreement
- Oral History – basic release template
- Oral History – Class Quick Reference
Rehousing Media
- Audiocassette Tapes
- Glass Lacquer Discs
- Housing Different Formats Together
- Importance of separating audiovisual formats from papers
- Motion Picture Film
- Motion Picture Film – Deteriorated
- Motion Picture Film – Nitrate
- Open-reel Videotape
- Optical Media (CDs & DVDs)
- Shellac Phonodiscs
- Videocassette Tapes
- Vinyl Phonodiscs
Rights
- Adding restrictions to oral histories at interview
- Using Creative Commons language in oral history release forms
- Pre-1972 recordings in North Carolina
- Oral History – next-of-kin release agreement
- Oral History – basic release template
Video
- Open-reel Videotape
- Videocassette Tapes
- Optical Media (CDs & DVDs)
- Video Preservation: Debate and Document
- Video Resolutions
Category Archives: rights
Using Creative Commons language in oral history release forms
While our standard oral history release agreement is a practical tool for many oral history projects, some projects may need something more nuanced, depending on the respondent population or the nature of the project itself. Jack Dougherty and Candace Simpson have … Continue reading
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