The extent of digital curation initiatives ranges from one department usually a combined archives and special collections unit to multiple units including the archives, technical services, information technologists, academic departments, and the community at large.
Already, the Apollo missions have proved fertile territory for filmmakers; Damien Chazelle's Armstrong biopic, First Man, offered a deeply studied take on the astronaut and his time in space, while documentaries such as Mission Control: The Unsung Heroes of Apollo combined archives with present-day interviews.
Here she makes works that combine archive images, emotion-tugging, pop-inflected soundtracks, and slippery but seductive narratives.
In lithe, lyrical fashion, Jacquet combines archive footage of the scientist's early trips to Antarctica with newly shot material.
July sees the launch of 30 South Bank Originals, new half-hour programmes, combining archive interviews with new ones recorded by Bragg.
It is a powerful, moving, sometimes disturbing film about his experiences in Friedrichshof and combines archive footage with present-day conversations with his mother.
Combining archive footage and present-day interviews, and using music to drive the story, Nelson tells a complicated and often violent story in lithe, inventive fashion.
Now on BBC2 and scheduled to be broadcast in America as a two-hour special on March 1st, the episodes combine archive footage with a superb roster of interviews, including Sergei Ivanov, Mr Putin's former defence secretary; Condoleezza Rice (who evidently got along with Mr Ivanov); Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia's president, heard speaking four languages; and many others.
Combining archive research with attention to recent debates on the relation between imperialism and humanitarianism, on trauma, witnessing and postcolonial studies, and on the recovery of colonial archives, this book examines the conditions in which colonised peoples were able to speak about their subjection, and those in which attempts at testimony were thwarted.
He has researched the former nylon factory in Mamhilad near his home in Pontypool, and combines archive images with new photographs of the people who used to work there.
However, the Foreign Office's secret archive, which is estimated to hold around 1.2m files and occupies around 15 miles of floor-to-ceiling shelving, is believed to be far larger than the combined undisclosed archives of every other government department.
