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Living ArchiveHidden Treasures on FilmOpen Weekend 26 - 28 September 2008At the Open Weekend a screening of short films was enjoyed by audiences at the Enigma Cinema, and Discover Milton Keynes showcase at city centre. Living Archive presented a programme of short films chosen to illustrate the diversity of cultures, activities and interests within the community of Milton Keynes. more...New Book and WebsiteThe History of Football in Milton Keynes In 2007 Living Archive, Milton Keynes was awarded a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to document the History of Football in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas. more...CMK BookThe Story of the Original CMK This is the story of how Central Milton Keynes happened, told by the people who shaped the inital ideas of 'CMK'. Commissioned the Central Milton Keynes Project Board (part of English Partnership) and published (Oct 2007) by Living Archive of Milton Keynes, ths book is illustrated with over 150 full-colour and black-and-white photographs, many never before published more...Milton KeynesHistory of Football ProjectFunded by a 'Your Heritage' Lottery grant this project is collecting personal testimonies, photographs and memorabilia to document the history of football in Milton Keynes more...Horror LandCo-operative Young Film-Makers Festival 2007 Success for three young filmmakers from The Walnuts School in Milton Keynes! Their six minute animation film, 'Horror Land', has been selected from 270 entries for screening at the prestigious Co-operative Young Film-Makers Festival 2007. The festival will take place at the National Media Museum in Bradford on 12th and 13th October 2007.Young RootsPremiere at Cineworld Milton KeynesYoung people celebrated their music, their own films and the launch of their website www.myrootsmymusic.org.uk at the Premiere in Cineworld MK on Monday 21st May.First Light Movies Award 2007 - WinnersDarkness VisibleA STAR-STUDDED judging panel including Titanic star Kate Winslet and British movie director Sir Alan Parker cast their expert eyes over a First Light Movies funded film Darkness Visible made by young people from Buckinghamshire. more...Big Screen 2Young Filmmakers of Milton KeynesAll the young people will have the opportunity to see their films on the big screen at Cineworld in Xscape on 18th September at the Big Screen 2 event...more... Music That Moves YouYoung RootsLiving Archive, Close to Home youth workers and the Energiser Bus Project will work with around thirty young people, aged 13 - 18 years, engaging them in making music and exploring aspects of their lives. more...Nominated FilmsUK Film Council's First Light Awards 2006Michael (11) and Clarissa (10) from Fullers Slade, were mingling with celebrities at the Odeon Leicester Square on Tuesday 28th February when their film 'Forest' had a chance to win the award for Best Film by 12s and Under at the First Light Film Awards. Tom (16) and Joe (18) were among other young filmmakers from Milton Keynes who attended the ceremony hopeful that their film 'Innocent' would win the award for Best Film by 13s and Over...more |
Who Are We? Living Archive is a unique organisation whose work is based on the simple premise that 'Everybody has story to tell'.more... Contact usLiving Archive is based at the Old Bath House in Wolverton more... ProductsFor a complete list of Living Archive products click here Bletchley Community Heritage Initiative The Bletchley Community Heritage Initiative Project has been running for the last four years and is based in Bletchley Library. It is inspired by the lives of local people and the events that have shaped Bletchley's past and recent History... more...Film ProductionsLiving Archive established Young People's Film Productions to enable young people from a wide variety of backgrounds to express themselves and become involved in their community. more... The Living Archive Band The Living Archive Band brings songs from the new city to its citizens by singing in community centres, hospitals, businesses, educational centres, social/sports clubs/societies. events |
