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archivists at both the bbc and the british film institute have a look at the film and essentiallyjudgedo the advanced decomposition and they were, effectively it was going to be thrown out. the pictures inside that film, they're still there, they're still printed on the plastic, but they're all locked inside this permanently fused block of immobile gunk, which, sooner or later, will just rot away to soup. so charles brought the film to queen mary university's dental department to use their x—ray machine to see through the lump of decaying film to be precious pictures within. but now they had another problem. the film was too big to be x—rayed. the only thing you could do would be to cut the film into little pieces and scan one piece at a time. i didn't expect him to say yes to cutting up the film, but given the alternative was watching this just rapidly disintegrate, he said, yeah, let's do it. we were using an infrared laser, it generated a lot of heat, occasionally there were flames. at the best we had a little bit of damage at the edge of the frames, at worst we lost whole frames. fr

she's one of a number of women who've been consulted by the british film institute and bafta, as it announcesroblem. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. this sunday, it's the bafta awards, and the head of british film's biggest night of the year, the industry has announced a brand—new plan aimed at tackling both sexual harassment and bullying. it's a direct response to the harvey weinstein allegations. you can talk? of course you can talk! emma watson was one of the many actresses asked for her input. these principles are important because, up until recently, there were no guidelines, there was no protocol for someone that had been sexually harassed in the entertainment industry, and i know this to be a fact because i've asked for principles, i asked to see guidelines, and no one could give them to me. to change this, more than a0 organisations, including bafta and the british film institute, worked on a set of eight principles which they want to be used across the film, television and video games industries. so, what will actually change? every production must employ to m

she's one of a number of women who've been consulted by the british film institute and bafta, as it announcesa brand—new plan aimed at tackling both sexual harassment and bullying. it's a direct response to the harvey weinstein allegations. hello! you can talk? of course we can talk! emma watson was one of the many actresses asked for her input. these principles are important because up until recently there were no guidelines, there was no protocol for someone that had been sexually harassed in the entertainment industry. i know this to be a fact because i've asked for principles and i've asked to see guidelines and no one could give them to me. to change this, more than 40 organisations, including bafta and the british film institute, worked on a set of eight principles which they want to be used across the film, television and video games industries. so what will actually change? every production must employ two people trained to handle any accusations of harassment. a dedicated phone line will open in april, offering free confidential help. and bfi funding will only be given to projects co

archivists at both the bbc and the british film institute had a look at the film and potentially judgedthey are all locked inside this permanently fused block of immobile gunk, which sooner or later will just rot away. so charles brought the film to queen mary university's dental department to use their x—ray machine to see through the lump of decaying film the precious pictures within. now they had another problem, the film was too big to be x—rayed. the only thing you could do would cut the film into little pieces and scan one piece at a time. i didn't expect him to say yes to cutting up the film, but given the alternative was watching this just rapidly disintegrate, he said yeah, let's do it. we were using an infrared laser which generates a lot of heat, occasionally there were flames, at the best we had a little bit of damage at the edge of the frame, at worst we lost whole frames. graham took 5000 images of each chunk as it rotated 360 degrees to make a 3—d model and at that point they started to seep what was on the film for the first time. when you first start seeing those pictur

bullying against leading figures in the us film and media industries, as well as claims of inappropriate behaviour in parliament and other high—profile british institutionsee — which has launched this inquiry. what do you think the problems are? that sounds like a terribly obvious question but what will you concentrate on specifically, that you may be able to provide a fix for? the problem we have seen is that sexual harassment is being painted as an issue that only occurs in places like hollywood and the corridors of power when all research shows that it occurs every day of the week in offices, factories and shops up and down the country. i think accepting that this is a problem that is much broaderfor society and then looking at how we can improve the way that businesses handle themselves, but also how the tribunal system handles this, and how the legal system deals with it as well, that will provide some concrete recommendations not just as well, that will provide some concrete recommendations notjust to observe there is a problem but to actually do something about it. just doing something about it is interesting, people say the great cry has been tha