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Document & Records Management

Managing Photographic and Audiovisual Records

Photographs, recordings and video accumulate with no metadata and become unusable within a few years. This course covers cataloguing and preserving audiovisual material, including the consent it often requires.

2 DaysIn-house or publicLive online available

Course outline

What this programme covers, module by module.

  1. 01Why media libraries become unusable within a few years
  2. 02Cataloguing and describing audiovisual material
  3. 03Metadata: what to capture at the point of creation
  4. 04Consent, rights and identifiable individuals
  5. 05Formats, codecs and preservation choices
  6. 06Storage, backup and format migration over time
  7. 07Access, distribution and controlling copies

What you will gain

  • Catalogue audiovisual material so it can be found
  • Capture the metadata that makes media usable later
  • Manage consent and rights for identifiable people
  • Select formats and storage for preservation
  • Migrate media before formats become unreadable
  • Provide access without losing control of copies

Who should attend

  • Records and archive staff
  • Communications and marketing teams
  • Training and documentation staff
  • Anyone holding organisational media libraries

Upcoming sessions

DateCityDurationFeesBook
2 to 3 Nov 2026Pretoria2 DaysR10,000
16 to 17 Nov 2026Durban2 DaysR10,000
1 to 2 Dec 2026Cape Town2 DaysR10,000
11 to 12 Jan 2027Johannesburg2 DaysR10,000
15 to 16 Feb 2027London2 DaysUS$1,100
26 to 27 Apr 2027Dubai2 DaysUS$1,100
5 to 6 Jul 2027Pretoria2 DaysR10,000

Fees are per delegate and exclude VAT. Public intakes are confirmed once minimum numbers are met. We also deliver this course on your own schedule, in-house or live online.

Enquire about this course

Register your team or ask for a tailored in-house quote. We reply within one working day.

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Fees from
R10,000 per delegate
Duration
2 Days
Field
Document & Records Management
Formats
In-house, public, online