Title of Production/Series cited:

3 MINUTE WONDER – THE RECYCLED HISTORY OF RECYCLING

Company name

Honest Injun Films Ltd

Country of Origin of cited work:

UK

First Transmission / Publication Date:

25/12/07

Where published (Channel/Website):

C4

Programme Duration (Mins):

3’12”

Producer/Director:

Holly Elson

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Patrick Vance

Footage Archive Researcher(2):

Holly Elson

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

AP Archive

2

Prelinger

3

ITN Source

4

Deep Dish TV

5

NARA

Brief Synopsis in English (up to 100 words):

Taking ‘reduce, re-use and recycle’ as its mantra this innovative short film tells the story of recycling using 100% recycled footage.

The cyclical story goes from the necessity that drove the ‘make do and mend’ culture of WW2 through the consumer boom of the 50’s, the emergence of the green movement in the 70’s (including footage of the UK’s first bottle bank opening in Barnsley), the throwaway culture of the 80s and 90s right up to the challenges of scarce resources and a growing eco-consciousness.

Reason for submission in English (up to 100 words):

Drawing on our passion for working with archive footage we have trawled international libraries and developed a technique of editing using layers of footage and sounds to create a visually arresting final film. It is designed as a multi-platform celebration of what can be done with archive footage and as an example of how a new and evocative narrative can be created from seemingly disparate clips. We love working with archive and are always looking for new and innovative ways to use it to tell stories.

Title of Production/Series cited:

A Simple Piece of Cloth

Company name:

Venom Productions

Country of Origin of cited work:

Ireland

First Transmission / Publication Date:

3/1/07

Where published (Channel/Website):

TG4

Programme Duration (Mins):

10:00

Producer:

Director:

Roisin Loughrey

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

TG4 Library

2

RTE Library

3

4

5

Brief Synopsis in English

The film makers personal experience of her own femininity is drawn in contrast to the experience of muslim women living in modern Ireland beneath the veil.

Reason for submission in English

Title of Production/Series cited:

Don't Watch That, Watch This (Series C)

Specific Episode entered as representing a Series cited:

Episode 1

Company name:

Vera Productions Ltd

Country of Origin of cited work:

United Kingdom

First Transmission / Publication Date:

21/02/2007

Where published (Channel/Website):

BBC2

Programme Duration (Mins):

9'10

Series number episodes:

10

Producer:

Geoff Atkinson

Director:

Steve Connelly

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Val Evans

Footage Archive Researcher(2) (first name):

Clare Darken

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

2

3

4

5

Brief Synopsis in English

Somewhere in a parallel universe strange things are happening. Did George Bush really say Donald Rumsfeld was a menace? Does Patricia Hewitt normally admit Tony Blair is having a baby? Does Cliff Richard really terrorise children? And why is Barbara Woodhouse admitting she is sex obsessed? Welcome aboard the mixed up, messed up, mucked up world of mash-TV as the Don’t Watch That Watch This team get their teeth into the archive.

Reason for submission in English

The original 'mashed-up' archive programme - showing how old film footage can be reworked and reinvented.

Title of Production/Series cited:

Edwardian Season (trailer)

Company name:

Red Bee Media

Country of Origin of cited work:

UK

First Transmission / Publication Date:

24.03.07

Where published (Channel/Website):

BBC 1, 2, 3, 4

Programme Duration (Mins):

0.47 (seconds)

Series number episodes:

multiple programmes

Producer:

Edel Erickson

Director:

Steve Cope

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Jan Faull

Footage Archive Researcher(2) (first name):

Katharine Knight

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

BFI

2

3

4

5

Brief Synopsis in English

The brief was to show how the Edwardians were not so very different from modern British people and to highlight the amazing archive footage held by the BFI.

Reason for submission in English

Amazing repurposing of the Mitchell and Kenyon Collection. It brought the archive footage alive and made it relevant to a new audience.

Title of Production/Series cited:

HEROES UNMASKED

Specific Episode entered as representing a Series cited:

TURNING TIDES

Company name:

BBC

Country of Origin of cited work:

UK

First Transmission / Publication Date:

31st October 2007

Where published (Channel/Website):

BBC2

Programme Duration (Mins):

16 minutes

Series number episodes:

21

Producer:

ADAM PAGE

Director:

CLAUDIA MARCIANTE

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

MATTHEW PITTS-TUCKER

Footage Archive Researcher(2) (first name):

IAN HAY

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

NBC UNIVERSAL

2

BBC

3

4

5

Brief Synopsis in English

Heroes Unmasked’ is a documentary series made especially for BBC2. Shot exclusively in LA, ‘Unmasked’ takes a behind the scenes look at all aspects of the global phenomenon that is Heroes. Unmasked leaves no hero unturned, with never seen before interviews, access and insight from the cast, crew and creative talent of THE televisual success story of 2007. In 'Turning Tides' for the first time, Heroes Unmasked takes a Bennet’s eye view to reveal where the web of lies and deceit all began, for that morally grey paper salesman who we love to hate. Featuring fantastic backstage footage of Bennet’s world going up in flames, ‘Turning Tides’ hears from Mr Horn Rimmed Glasses himself Jack Coleman, and his on screen friends and foes, as they share the delights and dramas of filming scenes that were as shocking for the cast as they were for the audience.

Reason for submission in English

With the 21 x 15 minute series of Heroes Unmasked recently coming to an end, it was felt that the series throughout became the ideal companion to Heroes. The series maintained a breadth of interest and entertainment throughout, using a range of archive in new and dramatic ways to tell the stories of the perspective of the cast and production team behind the scenes. This episode 'Turning Tides' illustrates this well, with dramatic editing, imaginative use of music and graphics to enhance the drama and emotion of the characters, whilst giving an insight into the scale and complexity of shooting Heroes, with live on set action interweaving seamlessly with the final footage. From audience feedback, Unmasked was enjoyed in equal measure to Heroes itself, giving an extra dimension to this extraordinary series and it is hoped that the use and adaptation of the archive warrants further consideration from the panel.

Title of Production/Series cited:

Matchbox 20: "How Far We've Come" (pop video)

Company name:

Partizan

Country of Origin of cited work:

USA

First Transmission / Publication Date:

August 31, 2007

Where published (Channel/Website):

MTV

Programme Duration (Mins):

3:26

Series number episodes:

1

Producer:

Melissa Larsen

Director:

Ramon and Pedro

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Colleen Cavanaugh Anthony

Footage Archive Researcher(2) (first name):

Alexis Owens

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

Buyout Footage

2

Getty Images

3

BBC Motion Gallery

4

Live Earth

5

Thought Equity

Brief Synopsis in English

Through the use of stock footage this video takes the viewer on a journey through the hopeful events of the last fifty years. Starting with the first moon landing, through sports triumphs like Muhammad Ali and Pele, to the Women's Movement, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the tank stand off at Tieneman Square to today where the two Democratic frontrunners for President are a woman and an African American. This video tells us "How Far We've Come". Inspiring figures like Muhammad Ali, Pele, Princess Diana, Presidents Kennedy and Clinton and Vice President Al Gore are featured with triumphant events like the women's movement, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the tank stand-off at Tieneman Square and the Y2K celebrations around the world, all with Matchbox 20 playing in the foreground.

Reason for submission in English

We are submitting this video because it is a celebration of our proudest moments as we struggle to remain hopeful for mankind's future. While singing that the "world is burning to the ground" Matchbox 20 reminds us that we put a man on the moon, brought down the Berlin Wall and have come together as a planet to fight global warming. This video inspires the best in humanity.

Title of Production/Series cited:

Support Lesbiens: “She´s So Complicated” (Pop video)

Country of Origin of cited work:

Czech Republic

First Transmission / Publication Date:

25.11.2007

Where published (Channel/Website):

TV ocko, Czech TV

Programme Duration (Mins):

Producer:

Roman Finger

Director:

Krystof Michal

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Anna Zilkova

Footage Archive Researcher(2) (first name):

Ladislav Svestka

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

OSF

2

Framepool

3

Absolutely Wild Visuals

4

5

Brief Synopsis in English

Music Band Support Lesbiens / Mantis life music video

Reason for submission in English

uncommon idea & nice shots

Title of Production/Series cited:

World's Funniest Videos

Specific Episode entered as representing a Series cited:

Module #155

Company name:

Media Entertainment Group International

Country of Origin of cited work:

Denmark

First Transmission / Publication Date:

14. Marts 2007

Where published (Channel/Website):

Venevision

Programme Duration (Mins):

2:11

Series number episodes:

450

Producer:

Peter Green

Director:

Mark White

Footage Archive Researcher(1):

Mark White

Top 5 Source(s) of Library Footage used in Production cited:

2

3

4

5

Brief Synopsis in English

Contains nine funny home video clips featuring animals. A voice over has been added to the clips. What is unusual about this clips is that the voices adds a funny human dimension to normal animal situations.

Reason for submission in English

We believe the way in which this is done is unusually funny and it deserves recognition. It presents home video clips in a whole new funny light!