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Festival 2022

The 2022 Festival of Archaeology tales place from 16-31 July and this year our theme is Journeys

We are currently developing a new website for the Festival of Archaeology

For information about the 2022 Festival please visit https://www.archaeologyuk.org/festival.html

Creating Hidden Histories

Hosted digitally only

This event is for anyone with a passion for their local heritage who would like to discover, create and share stories of their local history using film. 

Join Jim Butler as he talks you through the challenges of filming using free tools and basic equipment.

"In May 2020, and under lockdown conditions, I began creating a series of films exploring the Hidden Histories of Leicester and Leicestershire.  Prior to this point I had never made any sort of film before. Thankfully I had a  friend who was able to advise me on how to do it. In this presentation, I will give participants the information they need to create their own Hidden Histories-style films, from how to research their own local histories utilising free search tools like the Heritage Gateway, how to form a narrative for their film, how to film their videos cheaply and effectively (all my videos have been filmed on my smart-phone) and advice on how to edit and publish their films."

Web and social media

Booking information

Registration required book via https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/162781890015

 

 

Dates

28 July 2021, 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Who

This event is hosted by:

Council for British Archaeology

The event contact(s) are:

The Festival Team

Categories

Event types
Archaeology skills icon
Archaeology skills
Excavation visit icon
Excavation visit
Exhibition / display icon
Exhibition / display
Family fun icon
Family fun
Guided walk or tour icon
Guided walk or tour
Hands-on activity icon
Hands-on activity
Re-enactment / demonstration icon
Re-enactment / demonstration
Talk / lecture icon
Talk / lecture
Youth icon
Youth
Event periods

Prehistory

Romans

Saxons, Vikings & Early Med.

Medieval

Tudors and Stuarts

Georgians and Victorians

20th and 21st Century