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Local film-makers without equipment
will be able to hire MIB equipment as well as those
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Web-cast station project
MIB is
planning to launch a web broadcast site in the Borders in the near future. If everything goes according to schedule
this community web casting project would aim to be piloting programme broadcasting in 2011.
In the meantime, connect with
Channel Fife TV at
http://www.channel-fife.tv
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The Moving Image Borders project is supported by
Media Access Projects Scotland.
Media Access Projects Scotland (MAPS) will work to develop
the role of media access across Scotland by supporting the work
of members and partner organisations. MAPS will work to
encourage excellence and innovation in all areas of the media
access sector and to encourage links both national and
international with like minded groups and organisations.
(Mission Statement)
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Lottery and other funding
Moving Image Borders has bought High Definition Video Camera
and High Definition Editing equipment as agreed with the
terms and conditions of a recent £5,000 Awards for All
lottery grant [this was awarded to Borders Mediabase,
MIB's previous name]. Edinburgh and Borders Film Focus also
recently granted £400 for further
website development.
A photo of the new camera
and tripod is below.
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Please note that while every effort has been made to
make the information on this website accurate and complete,
the
publishers cannot accept responsibility for
any errors or omissions
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