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Télécharger Le Rapport D'activité 2014 5$33257'૷$&7,9,7 1 7$%/('(60$7,(5(6 EDITORIAL ................................................................................................................................................................. 3 I LES ACTIVITES PROPOSEES AU PUBLIC EN 2014 .......................................................................................... 5 1 LA PROGRAMMATION DES FILMS ................................................................................................................... 6 2 LES EXPOSITIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 8 2.1 AMOS GITAI, ARCHITECTE DE LA MEMOIRE ......................................................................................... 8 2.2 LE MUSEE IMAGINAIRE D’HENRI LANGLOIS ........................................................................................ 10 2.3 FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT ............................................................................................................................ 14 2.4 PROFESSION : CHEF-DECORATEUR .................................................................................................... 17 3 L’ACTION CULTURELLE .................................................................................................................................. 18 3.1 PARLONS CINEMA .................................................................................................................................. 18 3.2 L’ACTION EDUCATIVE............................................................................................................................. 20 4 LA BIBLIOTHEQUE DU FILM ........................................................................................................................... 23 4.1 LA BIBLIOTHEQUE – VIDEOTHEQUE .................................................................................................... 23 4.2 L’ICONOTHEQUE ..................................................................................................................................... 24 4.3 L’ESPACE CHERCHEURS ....................................................................................................................... 24 5 LA LIBRAIRIE .................................................................................................................................................... 25 6 LES INVITES DE LA CINEMATHEQUE ........................................................................................................... 26 II LES COLLECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 29 1 ENRICHISSEMENT DES COLLECTIONS ........................................................................................................ 30 2 CONSERVATION ET TRAITEMENT DES COLLECTIONS .............................................................................. 34 2.1 INVENTAIRE ET STOCKAGE .................................................................................................................. 34 2.2 TRAITEMENT DES COLLECTIONS FILMS ............................................................................................. 35 2.3 TRAITEMENT DES COLLECTIONS NON-FILM ....................................................................................... 38 3 DIFFUSION ET VALORISATION DES COLLECTIONS ................................................................................... 41 3.1 CATALOGUES ET BASES DE DONNEES ............................................................................................... 41 3.2 LES COLLECTIONS HORS LES MURS : LES PRETS D’ŒUVRES ........................................................ 42 3.3 RECHERCHE, ENSEIGNEMENT ET PUBLICATIONS ............................................................................ 44 III DEVELOPPEMENT ET RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES ............................................................................... 45 1 LE NUMERIQUE ............................................................................................................................................... 46 1.1 LA NUMERISATION ET LA MISE A DISPOSITION DES COLLECTIONS ............................................... 46 1.2 INTERNET ................................................................................................................................................ 46 2 PUBLICS ET COMMUNICATION ..................................................................................................................... 49 2.1 FREQUENTATION .................................................................................................................................... 49 2.2 COMMUNICATION ET PROMOTION ....................................................................................................... 50 3 COOPERATION ET RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES ................................................................................... 55 3.1 ITINERANCE DES EXPOSITIONS ........................................................................................................... 55 3.2 DIFFUSION DES RESTAURATIONS ....................................................................................................... 56 3.3 ACCUEIL DE DELEGATIONS ETRANGERES ......................................................................................... 57 3.4 PROJETS EDUCATIFS INTERNATIONAUX ............................................................................................ 57 IV MOYENS ET ORGANISATION ........................................................................................................................... 59 1 LA POLITIQUE DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES ............................................................................................ 60 1.1 INSTANCES REPRESENTATIVES DU PERSONNEL ............................................................................. 60 1.2 EFFECTIFS ............................................................................................................................................... 60 1.3 PROJETS RESSOURCES HUMAINES .................................................................................................... 61 2 LES MOYENS FINANCIERS ............................................................................................................................ 62 2.1 LES RESSOURCES ................................................................................................................................. 62 2.2 LE BUDGET .............................................................................................................................................. 66 2.3 GESTION COMPTABLE ET FINANCIERE ............................................................................................... 66 3 LES MOYENS TECHNIQUES ........................................................................................................................... 67 3.1 L’EXPLOITATION TECHNIQUE DES SALLES ET L’AUDIOVISUEL ....................................................... 67 3.2 LES MOYENS INFORMATIQUES ............................................................................................................ 67 3.3 LES BÂTIMENTS ...................................................................................................................................... 68 V L’ASSOCIATION ................................................................................................................................................. 69 1 LE CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION .................................................................................................................. 70 2 MEMBRES D’HONNEUR ET BIENFAITEURS DE L’ASSOCIATION ............................................................... 70 3 LA VIE DE L’ASSOCIATION ............................................................................................................................. 71 3.1 CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION ................................................................................................................ 71 3.2 COMITE FINANCIER ................................................................................................................................ 71 3.3 ASSEMBLEE GENERALE ........................................................................................................................ 71 3.4 NOUVEAUX MEMBRES ........................................................................................................................... 72 2 EDITORIAL 2014 aura été une année pleine et intense, ponctuée d’événements - le Centenaire d’Henri Langlois et l’exposition consacrée à François Truffaut, entre autres -, et de travaux ordinaires ou extraordinaires qui font le quotidien d’une institution comme la nôtre. Fouillé et précis, ce rapport d’activité 2014 a le mérite de transmettre au lecteur un nombre incalculable d’informations concernant toutes nos activités, les plus importantes comme les moindres, dans les grandes lignes et en détail. On ne dira jamais assez combien la Cinémathèque française, forte de ses collections, de son histoire et de ses savoir- faire, recouvre un champ particulièrement large d’activités, qui toutes sont au service du cinéma et de sa mémoire. Bien sûr, il y a les grandes expositions. En 2014 elles ont célébré deux hommes qui ont laissé une trace importante, reconnue dans le monde entier : Henri Langlois et François Truffaut. Deux dates anniversaires
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