[eccr] stirling documentary at the movies symposium

> Please find attached details for a forthcoming symposium organised by the
> Department of Film and Media Studies, University of Stirling, in
> association with Screen. 
> 
> 
> Documentary at the Movies  - June 25th 26th 2004
> The University of Stirling Department of Film & Media Studies announces
> its forthcoming symposium
> Documentary at the Movies - Where are the Brits? Taking place at the
> University's macrobert arts centre.
> This one-and-a-half day event will showcase the Lindsay Anderson Archive
> (held a the University) and screen several of his documentary works.
> In addition there is a panel session on Producing Documentaries and a
> session which attempts to identify what might be distinctive about
> contemporary British big screen documentaries, So Where are the Brits?.
> Confirmed participants include, Documentarist, writer & broadcaster Mark
> Cousins, documentary maker and former Chief Executive of Scottish Screen,
> John Archer, Lindsay Anderson archivist Karl Magee and Leslie Hills,
> award-winning director of Skyline productions and writer and producer of a
> range of factual programmes. Screenings will include Touching the Void,
> Spellbound and a range of Anderson documentaries. We'll also be screening
> Lindsay Anderson's  British Cinema, a Personal View, produced by session
> chair, John Archer. Cost for this symposium £65 (concessions £45). For
> full details please contact Leslie Mitchell
>  (d.l.mitchell /at/ stir.ac.uk)  tel 01786 467522
> 
> 
> Dr Matthew Hibberd
> Lecturer and Director, MSc in Public Relations Online
> Department of Film and Media Studies
> University of Stirling
> Stirling, Scotland, FK9 4LA
> Tel. 0044 (0)1786 466224
> Fax. 0044 (0)1786 466855
> 
> 

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