AFI Research Coll.

AFI Research Collection is an Australian film & TV research library holding books, journals, scripts, clippings & more. In partnership with @RMIT, AFI & @AACTA

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

Congratulations to Dr Jessica Balanzategui for being awarded the 2020 AFIRC Research Fellowship! @JKBalanzategui -
https://t.co/pKk4joNL5s

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

Tickets are now on sale for #AACTAs Asia | Australia Film Forum, held on 3 December in Sydney as part of AACTA’s Asia International Engagement Program. Tickets at https://t.co/tYlWqf0KSL

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

There's still time to apply for the next intake of the AFIRC Research Fellowship. Entries close Monday November 11, 5pm - https://t.co/vNCNOl2hln

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

@stueyjrichards Cheers, Stuart! We loved having you around at the AFIRC.

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

Many thanks, Mark. Great that the Fellowship was helpful for your career.

[Mark David Ryan @Markdavidryan]

@FincinaHopgood @afirc @RMIT I was a recipient of the award in 2018 and I definitely agree. It’s an amazing resource and really kickstarted my project and funding track record that culminated in a Linkage grant earlier this year.

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

@FincinaHopgood @RMIT Thanks, Fincina. Glad to hear that you have fond memories of the AFIRC :)

[Dr Fincina Hopgood @FincinaHopgood]

Great opportunity for screen studies scholars to explore the riches of the AFI Research Collection with the guidance of amazing staff @afirc and the support of Screen & Sound Cultures group @RMIT this Fellowship was a turning point in my career for which I am forever grateful

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

The AFIRC Research Fellowship entries for 2020 are now open. Up to $5000 for research on film using the resources at the AFI Research Collection. https://t.co/KxrOgWNUJV https://t.co/KxrOgWNUJV

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

The AFIRC Research Fellowship entries for 2020 are now open. Up to $5000 for research on film using the resources at the AFI Research Collection. https://t.co/KxrOgWNUJV

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Fascinating article about a librarian who videoed the news for over 33 years
https://t.co/nZ1M1e7P6Z

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AFIRC online catalogue currently offline. Call/email/or visit us to find any books/clippings files etc that you need

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

@Colin_Doig @suspirialex Ha! It's actually from the film Vacant Possession, an excellent film by Margot Nash.

[Catherine Grant @filmstudiesff]

AIFTV: a NEW open-access research website produced by Therese Davis, Romaine Moreton and Chris Healy for sharing knowledge, ideas and resources about Australian Indigenous film and television. https://t.co/6ZpsPJxjC3

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

Congratulations to the 2019 AFIRC Research Fellowship winner, Dr Whitney Monaghan - https://t.co/wOnztOBJQw https://t.co/wOnztOBJQw

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

Congratulations Dr Whitney Monaghan, winner of the 2019 AFIRC Research Fellowship! - https://t.co/wOnztOBJQw

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

Thanks Fincina and all of our Fellows from years past

[Dr Fincina Hopgood @FincinaHopgood]

A gathering of AFIRC Research Fellows from 2018 & previous years at SSAAANZ conference ⁦@Markdavidryan⁩ ⁦@k_flydoc⁩ & Alexia Kannas wishing you were here ⁦@stueyjrichards⁩ ⁦@suspirialex⁩ shout out to the wonderful staff ⁦@afirc⁩ ⁦@RMIT⁩

[AFI Research Coll. @afirc]

CLOSING SOON: Applications for the AFIRC Research Fellowship are due this Friday afternoon (5pm, Aust. Eastern Daylight Savings Time). Up to $5000 to be awarded! - https://t.co/jfPEFpIlMb

[non/fictionLab @nonfictionLab]

Come along to Creative Risk-taking: Strategies & Storytelling, with a screening of documentary 'Jill Bilcock: Dancing the Invisible' followed by a conversation led by @sophiec and @SueMaslin about storytelling as a collaborative process. Free, all welcome! https://t.co/alO76xif6f

[non/fictionLab @nonfictionLab]

Prior to the event, guests are encouraged to choose one title from Bilcock’s oeuvre (inc Romeo+Juliet, Muriel’s Wedding, The Dressmaker), and either read the screenplay or watch the film. Feel free to draw on the resources of the @afirc, housed at RMIT’s Swanston Library.