program. glad you are here with us either on-site or online on youtube. before we begin i would like to give you some instructions on how to participate. for those of you have joined us on-site, welcome. we will take your questions. we ask that you hold on to them until the very end of their presentation. if you can, please use the microphones so we can capture your voice online. for those of you watching online, you too can ask questions. log into the chat feature of this youtube channel and type your questions in. i will then ask the presenters your questions at the end of your sessions. you will find two hotlinks. one will take you to presentation the other to live captioning. today s program is entitled world war ii and the first motion picture films with preservationists. they perform preservation work on motion pictures and records held at the national archives. before joining the lab in 2006, audrey worked with the film collection. heidi completed her education at we
presentation. if you can, please use the microphones so we can capture your voice online. for those of you watching online, you can ask questions. log into the chat feature of this youtube channel and type your questions in. i will then ask the questions at the end of the session. you will find to hotlinks. one will take you to presentation slides and the other to live captioning. today s program is entitled world war ii and the first unit picture films with specialists. they work in the national archives motion picture preservation laboratory. they perform conservation and preservation work on motion pictures and records held at the national archives. before joining the lab in 2006, audrey worked with the film museum at at the bowdoin college. heidi completed her education at washington university, earning a masters in history with a certificate in archives and records management. works in the lab since it is 2009. a pleasure to have them return to highlight their work. ladi
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