Happy Home Movie Day!
Saturday, October 21st is the “official” HMD date for 2023, but like last year we welcome events throughout October and beyond – any day can be Home Movie Day! As many events have shifted back to being in-person, we’ve implemented a new calendar and submission form, all of which can be found at our About Home Movie Day page, along with lots of info about the history of global Home Movie Day and how to host your own. See you over there, and at the movies!
One event on October 17, 2020 at 5:00 pm
One event on October 18, 2020 at 5:00 pm
One event on October 30, 2020 at 4:00 pm
One event on October 31, 2020 at 11:00 am
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Muestra de resultados Taller archivos del confinamiento: October 17, 2020 at 5:00PM
Una compilación de material audiovisual realizado por los participantes durante el tiempo de confinamiento hecho desde las diferente miradas de la cotidianidad en casa y las calles vacías que dejó este acontecimiento. El orden y la narrativa de esta película serán decisiones tomadas desde un algoritmo aleatorio desarrollado en javascript y Processing por lo que cada reproducción que se realice será diferente.
Franja Memoria: October 18, 2020 at 5:00PM
Tres archivos familiares, puntos comunes de una historia.
Diálogos entre los archivos familiares de Ricardo Restrepo Hernández, Manfred Hirsch y Henry Jaramillo.
¿Cómo se conectan los archivos personales de tres familias distintas? ¿Cuáles son esos puntos en común? ¿Para qué preservar la memoria familiar y qué relevancia tiene en el presente y futuro?
Taller de memoria casera audiovisual: October 30, 2020 at 4:00pm | October 31, 2020 at 11:00am
El Taller de memoria casera audiovisual de la Cinemateca de Bogotá, es una actividad articulada a la celebración de Día del Cine Casero -Home Movie Day- buscando contribuir al rescate de un patrimonio cultural que usualmente es abandonado, con la premisa de ayudar a la gente a aprender más sobre sus películas caseras y cómo preservarlas, principalmente es una actividad para conectar a las personas con las historias de sus familias y su propio pasado.
Sesión 1- Memoria casera en soporte fílmico y magnético: preliminares y recursos para preservación
Sesión 2- Memoria casera en celulares y tabletas: prevención y cuidado de nuestra memoria digital reciente.
Este taller es desarrollado en conjunto con el Programa de Preservación y Archivo de Imágenes en Movimiento de la Universidad de Nueva York (NYU-MIAP) y los talleristas han sido participantes del Programa de Preservación Audiovisual APEX en América Latina.
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Showcase workshop – Archives from Confinement: October 17, 2020 at 5:00PM
A compilation of audiovisual material made by the participants during the time of confinement made from the different views of everyday life at home and the empty streets left by this event. The order and narrative of this film will be decisions made from a random algorithm developed in javascript and Processing so that each reproduction will be different.
Memory Slot: October 18, 2020 at 5:00PM
Three family archives, common points of a story.
Dialogues between the family archives of Ricardo Restrepo Hernández, Manfred Hirsch and Henry Jaramillo.
How are the personal archives of three different families connected? What are these common points? Why preserve family memory and what relevance does it have in the present and future?
Workshop on audio-visual homemade memory: October 30, 2020 at 4:00pm | October 31, 2020 at 11:00am
The Audiovisual Homemade Memory Workshop of the Cinemateca of Bogotá, is an activity articulated to the celebration of Home Movie Day, seeking to contribute to the rescue of a cultural heritage that is usually abandoned, with the premise of helping people learn more about their home movies and how to preserve them, mainly is an activity to connect people with the stories of their families and their own past.
Session 1- Home movies and magnetic memory: Preliminaries and resources for preservation
Session 2- Home memory in cell phones and tablets: prevention and care of our recent digital memory.
This workshop is developed in conjunction with New York University’s Moving Image Archiving and Preservation Program (NYU-MIAP) and the workshop participants have been participants of the APEX Audiovisual Preservation Exchange in Latin America.