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Song Pictures
The NFSA’s small collection of illustrated song slides records the remarkable convergence of technology, performance and promotion that marked an international development in musical and screen entertainment.
Where: Foyer galleries, National Film and Sound Archive
When: From August 2010 - March 2011; 9am - 5pm weekdays, 10am - 5pm weekends
Cost: Free
Exhibition Gallery
100 years of Australian film, television, radio and recorded sound. Through
video compilations and touch screen programs, discover the 'sights and
sounds' of our imagination and our daily lives.
Where: South Gallery
When: All year
Cost: Free
Wireless House
The NFSA, the City of Sydney, and sonic artist, Nigel Helyer have partnered to sonically activate Wireless House once again. Find out how you can get involved with this multi-platform installation on ABC's Pool.
Where: Foley Park, Glebe
When: All year
Cost: Free
Big Screen and School Screen programs in 2010 
Upcoming Big Screen Tour Dates 2010
NAMBUCCA
Friday 3 September - Sunday 5 September
BROOME
(Thursday 3 September - Sunday 5 September)
KUNUNURRA
(Friday 10 September - Sunday 12 September)
NFSA Award for Sound Heritage
The NFSA Award for Sound Heritage recognises those who have enriched Australian culture through a substantial contribution to the preservation, survival and recognition of sound heritage.
2010 recipient, Dr Karl Neuenfeldt »
NFSA Film Preservation Award
Acknowledging an outstanding contribution to the art of moving image and its preservation.
2009 recipient, Ian Dunlop»
Longford Lyell lecture series
Celebrating the work of national and international screen personalities.
2008, Bertrand Tavernier»
Thomas Rome lecture series
An annual lecture providing a platform for a leading figure in the Australian Sound Recording industry to generate ideas, debate and discussion about the state of the sound industries, relevant public policy issues and the role of sound in society.
2009, Joan Warner»
