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Summary: Shaina Anand is a filmmaker and artist, co-founder of CAMP, a
collaborative studio based in Bombay that combines film, video,
installation, software, open-access archives and public programming with
broad interests in technology, film and theory. CAMP are co-initiators
of the online footage archive Pad.ma and the cinema archive indiancine.ma.
Pad.ma is a web-based video platform and
software that offers a practical technical and legal framework through
which video footage can be shared, cited and reused. Pad.ma proposes
that film and video-based "production" can be thought of as an expanded
field of activity. For example, as a filmmaker publishing video that is
not a film, a researcher probing documentary images, a film editor
organizing footage using the archive, a writer commenting on one or many
video pieces, an artist working online, or an institution offering
material for public use. Pad.ma as an interpretative archive encourages
recirculation and debate around material that is often easily forgotten.
It was launched as a public website in 2008 and is a collaboration
between members of CAMP, Alternative Law Forum and
0x2620.org. In 2013
this group announced indiancine.ma, which aims to act as an online encyclopedia for Indian cinema.
Shaina Anand keynote on Archives and Ethics.
Shaina Anand is a filmmaker and artist, co-founder of CAMP, a collaborative studio based in Bombay that combines film, video, installation, software, open-access archives and public programming with broad interests in technology, film and theory. CAMP are co-initiators of the online footage archive Pad.ma and the cinema archive indiancine.ma.
Pad.ma is a web-based video platform and software that offers a practical technical and legal framework through which video footage can be shared, cited and reused. Pad.ma proposes that film and video-based "production" can be thought of as an expanded field of activity. For example, as a filmmaker publishing video that is not a film, a researcher probing documentary images, a film editor organizing footage using the archive, a writer commenting on one or many video pieces, an artist working online, or an institution offering material for public use. Pad.ma as an interpretative archive encourages recirculation and debate around material that is often easily forgotten. It was launched as a public website in 2008 and is a collaboration between members of CAMP, Alternative Law Forum and
0x2620.org. In 2013 this group announced indiancine.ma, which aims to act as an online encyclopedia for Indian cinema.
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