Studies in Documentary Film· 2015Q1
The archive effect: found footage and the audiovisual experience of history
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Short summary
Found footage transforms the archive from a static object into an active experience, altering how history is perceived and engaged with.
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Key points
- The archive is evolving from a static concept/object into a dynamic experience.
- Found footage is a key element in this transformation.
- This shift impacts the audiovisual experience of history.
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Abstract
‘In the past several decades', Jaimie Baron writes, ‘the archive as both a concept and an object has been undergoing a transformation’ (16). Private collections, rapidly proliferating online databa...
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