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Using the contents of BBC Scotland s television archive pertaining to the 2014 Scottish independence referendum campaign, this book argues that television archive material is a powerful memory tool which shapes how we connect with the past. The referendum was a seismic moment for Scotland and its repercussions are still being felt today. BBC Scotland provided the lion s share of television coverage of the referendum and even became part of the story of the campaign. This book offers a unique insight into the work of the archivists and programme-makers involved with preserving and reusing footage of the campaign held in the broadcaster s archive. Combining textual analysis with interviews with programme-makers and archivists, this book also explores the labour conditions and institutional policy around access to BBC Scotland s television archive which play a crucial role in how material is chosen and used, thus shaping the stories that BBC Scotland tells about the referendum.
Chapter 1 : Introduction.- Chapter 2 : Making Memories: Key concepts around memory, the archive, and history on television.- Chapter 3 : Milestones on the Road to Referendum.- Chapter 4 : The BBC in Scotland.- Chapter 5 : Creating connections with the past in Scotland s Smoking Gun (BBC Two Scotland, 2014).- Chapter 6 : You re always scripting to the pictures : production practices for How the Campaign Was Won (BBC One Scotland, 2014).- Chapter 7 : A pact with the future : archival practices at BBC Scotland .- Chapter 8 : Conclusion.
Mhairi Brennan is a Research Associate at Aston University, UK. Her specialism is in television, television archives, and memory. Brennan previously worked for several years as a television archive producer. This book is based on her experience of working as an archive producer in BBC Scotland s Referendum Unit during the 2014 Scottish independence referendum campaign.
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