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City: Berkeley, CA
Telephone:
  1-510-642-0366

Teaching & Professional Interests

  • Archival Collections
  • Copyright / Intellectual Property
  • Descriptive Cataloguing / AACR
  • Digital / Virtual Libraries
  • Graphic Materials: Maps / Art / etc.
  • Reference and Information Services
  • Research Methods
  • Film and media archiving and librarianship

Research Interests

  • Archival Collections
  • Copyright / Intellectual Property
  • Digital / Virtual Libraries
  • Graphic Materials: Maps / Art / etc.
  • Film and media archiving and librarianship

Nancy L. Goldman

Lecturer

Nancy Goldman is Head of the Pacific Film Archive Library & Film Study Center at the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAM/PFA), where she has worked since 1980. She directs all aspects of the Library & Film Study Center, including providing reference and access to collections of books, periodicals, stills, posters, documentation files, and films and videos. She also coordinates future planning for the unit, supervises cataloging, and manages CineFiles, PFA's film document image database.

Nancy is Head of the Cataloguing and Documentation Commission of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF); regularly teaches seminars on film cataloging, bibliography, and access; and is an active writer and speaker in the field of moving image archiving. Recent presentations include "Challenges In Managing And Using Digital Files In An Archive Library," presented at the 2008 FIAF Congress; "Users and Access," presented at the 2006 OCLC Western Digital Forum on Sound and Moving Images; and "The Copyright Resources Project: Results and Conclusions," presented at the 2005 Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) Conference.

Courses Taught

Education

  • M.L.I.S. (Library and Information Studies) University of California, Berkeley (1980)
  • B.A. (French) University of California (Berkeley) (1977)

Academic & Professional Experience

  • Head, Pacific Film Archive Library and Film Study Center, UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (1982 - )
  • Instructor, Film 197A, “Internship at Pacific Film Archive Library," Film Studies, University of California at Berkeley (1988 – )
  • Reference Librarian (on-call), Oakland Public Library (1987 - )
  • Film Research Assistant, Pacific Film Archive Library and Film Study Center, UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (1980 – 1982)

Selected Publications  (last five years only)

For other publications and presentations, see Curriculum Vitae PDF above.

  • Goldman, N. & Penne, R. (Eds.) Treasures from the film archives. In FIAF International FilmArchive Database. Brussels: FIAF. Retrieved December 8, 2008, from http://fiaf.chadwyck.com
  • Goldman, N. (Ed.) International directory of film and tv documentation collections. In FIAF International FilmArchive Database. Brussels: FIAF. Retrieved December 8, 2008, from http://fiaf.chadwyck.com
  • Goldman, N. & Sanders, J. (2002). Sources for finding alternative media. In G. Handman (Ed.), Video collection development in multi-type libraries. 2nd edition. Westport CT: Greenwood Press.

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