World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in 2022

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2022 Date	27 October 2022
2023 Date	27 October 2023

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World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in

Thursday, 27 Oct

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World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in 2022

World Day for Audiovisual Heritage seeks to raise awareness about the need to preserve audiovisual documents such as films or radio and television segments. This day aims to safeguard historical audiovisual documents so that they remain accessible to the public and to future generations.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Day for Audiovisual Heritage - in 2022

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To celebrate the 2022 World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, we are pleased to announce 'Action! Film and War', a new touring exhibition from the Australian War Memorial. Find out more: https://t.co/OPvWCjzd4A #AWMemorial #actionfilmandwar https://t.co/FcJcwG96LM
— Aust War Memorial (@AWMemorial) October 26, 2022

We have recently digitised 65 audio visual items in the State Records archive, take a sneak peek to celebrate World Day for Audiovisual Heritage! #WDAVH22 #AudioVisualHeritage https://t.co/lQnpMccsca
— State Records of SA (@StateRecordsSA) October 27, 2022

📽️It's World #AudiovisualHeritageDay. We've started the process of digitising our collection of vulnerable historical films and other audiovisual media. Along the way we've identified socially significant footage as well. More - https://t.co/cETUD3gTc7 https://t.co/5lRLyA5eOC
— State Library of Qld (@slqld) October 27, 2022

To celebrate @UNESCO World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, this week we're sharing a series showcasing our collection of audio-visual media. The first episode tells the story of the Glebe Estate and community discussions that took place in 1975. Watch here: https://t.co/NmOFJQ7Yuz https://t.co/BQU51Tfdpt
— National Archives of Australia (@naagovau) October 28, 2022

Remember any of these?📼 Flinders Library has an assortment of equipment in our Digitisation Lab, ready for staff and students to access and convert different formats needed for research and study. Happy #ThrowbackThursday and #AudiovisualHeritageDay 🎧🎉 https://t.co/pTcvwm191P https://t.co/PV7u9kkTMe
— Flinders Uni Library (@FlindersLib) October 27, 2022

Behind the scenes, the Museum’s conservation team recently prepared some transparent slides for display in our new Great Southern Land gallery. #AudiovisualHeritageDay #WDAH #WDAVH2022 https://t.co/hFMfEtcdht
— National Museum of Australia (@nma) October 26, 2022

📢 SOUND ON 📢 Take a deep breath; it's World Audiovisual Heritage Day and, boy, do we have a portrait for you! 🔊 📹 👤 100 breaths, 1994 by Mike Parr You can check out this portrait in full, and many more at WHO ARE YOU, open now at your NPG! https://t.co/hDXb6WYkIj https://t.co/LKc17thGY6
— National Portrait Gallery (@PortraitAu) October 27, 2022

Folding dry-plate camera used by Robert Orlando Cowey to document life in the Dandenong Ranges in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century #AudiovisualHeritageDay #WDAH #WDAVH2022 https://t.co/eBEStzWTqC
— National Museum of Australia (@nma) October 27, 2022

Today is #AudiovisualHeritageDay. To celebrate, we’ll be highlighting some of the work the Museum does around our audiovisual collections.
— National Museum of Australia (@nma) October 26, 2022

Exacta IIA SLR used by alpine ecologists Dane Wimbush and Dr Alec Costin to document the changes in plant life after the removal of livestock from the highest parts of Kosciusko State Park in 1958 #AudiovisualHeritageDay #WDAH #WDAVH2022 https://t.co/KyntxMX8u5
— National Museum of Australia (@nma) October 27, 2022