Tom Vincent

Tom Vincent

Tom Vincent is the Archivist at Aardman. He graduated from the University of East Anglia with an MA in Film Archiving, and has previously worked at the British Film Institute.


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Posted on Tue 18 June 2019 by Tom Vincent
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Today, if you go the cinema to watch a new movie, it is almost a certainty you will be watching a digitally projected moving image but at this year’s Cinema Rediscovered, you will have the chance to see some films on film. And, if you visit the Analogue Room, you will have the opportunity to handle 35mm film and try your hand at splicing and projecting, too, Aardman Archivist Tom Vincent writes.