World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in 2021

Quick Facts - GB 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:18	#Audiovisualheritageday, #AudioVisualHeritage
Related Hashtags	#WDAH
2021 Date	27 October 2021
2022 Date	27 October 2022

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World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in

Wednesday, 27 Oct

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World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in 2021

World Day for Audiovisual Heritage seeks to raise awareness about the need to preserve audiovisual documents such as films or radio and television segments. This day aims to safeguard historical audiovisual documents so that they remain accessible to the public and to future generations.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Day for Audiovisual Heritage - in 2021

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Today is World Audiovisual Heritage Day. 🎺🎺🎺 As the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage project wraps up in Scotland this week (after 3 years) the project team wanted to share this little window of the world #audiovisualheritageday. Thank you to all our project supporters. https://t.co/1djYhPMw7t
— Scotland's Sounds (@ScotlandsSounds) October 27, 2021

Today is World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. These archives tell us stories about people’s lives and cultures from all over the world. Discover our documentaries on DVDs and CDs, or the audiovisual databases we have access to like the British Film Institute InView @BFI #wdavh https://t.co/w9VFlbq8ju
— ARU Library (@ARULibrary) October 27, 2021

Good morning, and happy World Day for Audiovisual Heritage! https://t.co/08uD0Ldvy0
— Kirkdale Bookshop (@KirkdaleBooks) October 27, 2021

It's World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. This clip highlights the skills and craftsmanship involved in the British bicycle industry in 1952. #AudioVisualHeritageDay #AudioVisualHeritage https://t.co/S4mjplNDDd
— BBC Archive (@BBCArchive) October 27, 2021

Happy #AudiovisualHeritageDay! Following the theme of audiovisual preservation we would like to say a congratulations to FOCAL Awards 2021 Winner ‘The Brilliant Biograph’. Remember you can see how the world are celebrating Audiovisual Heritage Day at: https://t.co/PUH65xnh3o https://t.co/QlocUBJDyg
— FOCAL International (@FOCALint) October 27, 2021

The first British television programme to be recorded celebrated Black talent so on World Day for Audiovisual Heritage in #BlackHistoryMonth here is Adelaide Hall in Variety in Sepia from my new blog on recording television https://t.co/ysXiVHNa6e / https://t.co/e2xHv5nZil
— James White (@thewhitejam) October 27, 2021

Today is World Day for Audiovisual Heritage - an occasion to raise awareness and acknowledge the importance of AV documents 🎥 #WDAH #AudiovisualHeritageDay @UNESCOUK
— UnescoUKMemory (@UnescoUKMemory) October 27, 2021

Today is UNESCO's World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. Films, radio and television programmes can be deliberately destroyed or irretrievably lost. Support UNESCO in preserving our heritage. #podcastuk #huddersfield #yorkshire #WorldDayofAudiovisualHeritage https://t.co/hqC3itMFzi
— Two Northern Lasses Podcast (@TwoNorthern) October 27, 2021

It's World Day for Audiovisual Heritage! Today, we recognise the importance of audiovisual heritage. These records provide unique and vital perspectives that might otherwise have been lost. https://t.co/64QHWU2XPN
— The Children's Club (@TheChildrensCl2) October 27, 2021

Celebrate World Day for Audiovisual Heritage with an extraordinary journey through Meiji-era Japan, captured in travelogues preserved and restored by the #BFINationalArchive #WDAVH2021 #BFIJapan Watch for free: https://t.co/u0h83GD8PU https://t.co/n1Kwkoz2dM
— BFI (@BFI) October 27, 2021