TY  -  JOUR
TI  -  Connecting with industrial heritage collections using video production methods
  AU -Paul Craddock
PY  -  2022
VL  - Congruence Engine
IS  - Autumn 2022
KW - Bradford
KW - craft
KW - embodiment
KW - film
KW - gestural knowledge
KW - industrial heritage
KW - industry
KW - re-enactment
KW - tacit knowledge
KW - working lives

AB - This article consists of one short video and accompanying reflective documentation. The video focuses on museum volunteer Greg Kotovs and his operation of a can-gill machine at the Bradford Industrial Museum. It attempts to acknowledge the historical worker’s embodied expertise, and a certain epistemology associated with the knowledge of the industrial maker. In this way, it connects two kinds of discipline – discipline in terms of the skilled worker’s body, and discipline in terms of the organisation of knowledge.
As appropriate to an Action Research project, the text component of the article focuses on the evolution of my practice as a ‘research filmmaker’ over the course of the investigation. I pay particular focus to how film production has become an opportunity to engage with objects of industrial heritage being used, and I reflect on the significance of creating such footage.
    
    
        
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PB - The Science Museum Group
 
SN -  2054-5770
LA -  eng
DO -  10.15180/221808
UR -  https://journal.sciencemuseum.ac.uk/article/connecting-with-industrial-heritage-collections-using-video-production-methods/
T2 -  Science Museum Group Journal