Two weeks since I had the pleasure of spending a fantastic few days at the Doing Women’s Film and Television History conference.

Great to be able to talk more about the work of amateur cine club Crystal Productions, and amplifying the voices of its female members. #DWFTH7

Thanks so much! We’re excited about what is ahead and #DWFTH7 gave us energy and ideas

Not only Doing Women’s Film History, but Making Women’s Film History! Look at this amazing tote, feat. British Women Film Directors designed and crafted by the fabulous @feministbell.bsky.social So creative!
#DWFTH7

Hannah Andrews and Jeongmee Kim offer closing remarks at the Doing Women’s Film and Television History Conference at the University of Lincoln

What a fabulous few days at #DWFTH7 in Lincoln.

As always I learned so much from the brilliant work presented and the positive energy of the #WFTHN It is a difficult time in HE but the values practiced here offered a lift

Big thanks to Hannah, Jeongmee & organising team 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️

wfthn.com

Helen Hanson, Project Lead of the Women’s Screen Work in Archives Made Visible introduces the project and the team. Pictured are the team Linda Ruth Williams, Shelley Cobb, Phil Wickham, Wendy Russell and Helen Hanson, Katie Crosson and Jessica Boyall. The team are photographed in the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum lower galleries. Also pictured is the BFI Archive at Berkhamsted and the Exterior of the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum at the University of Exeter

Jessica Boyall pictured outlining our project archive strand

Shelley Cobb and Linda Ruth Williams outline plans to interview filmmaker donors

Lisa Smithstead introduces the project aims to interview archivists and curators

It was so great to be at #DWFTH7 in Lincoln and to present our project’s first steps. Thanks for the insightful comments and discussion from the audience #womensscreenwork #femfilmhistory #archives @bdcmuseum.bsky.social @bellecobb.bsky.social @archiveswendy.bsky.social

Heading out of Lincoln after a fantastic #DWFTH7, one of the best cons going. So many great papers, wish I could name them all!

Two days at the #DWFTH7 conference at the Uni of Lincoln. I enjoyed every second!

Very excited to be in the historic town of Lincoln for Doing Women’s Film and Television History 7!
(not so excited I’ve been travelling since 4am, and present in 30 minutes - fingers crossed!) #DWFTH7

Women’s screen work project team assemble for #DWFTH7 !

Really excited to present work in progress together for the first time at the excellent Doing Women’s Film & TV History conf and talk with other scholars of #femfilmhist

The 7th Doing Women’s Film and Television History Conference – 18th – 20th JuneThe University of Lincoln offical logoThe University of Lincoln offical logoThe University of Lincoln offical logo

Heading over soon to my favorite conference — Doing Women’s Film and Television History at the University of Lincoln. Nothing like giving your paper on the very first panel! #DWFTH7 dwfth7conference.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk