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  1. Agent and event: Further examples
  2. Approaching the subject of a film work
  3. Artificial Agents
  4. CEN TC 372 Workshop Series
  5. Clarifying the seemingly obvious: Cast and credits
  6. Common pitfalls in vocabulary selection
  7. Description levels: A worked example
  8. EFG Data Quality Workshop, Frankfurt
  9. EN 15744
  10. EN 15907
  11. EN 15907 Agent
  12. EN 15907 Agent type
  13. EN 15907 Award
  14. EN 15907 Carrier type
  15. EN 15907 Cinematographic Work
  16. EN 15907 Content
  17. EN 15907 Content Description
  18. EN 15907 Country of Reference
  19. EN 15907 Decision Event
  20. EN 15907 Event
  21. EN 15907 Extent
  22. EN 15907 Format
  23. EN 15907 Gauge
  24. EN 15907 HasAgent
  25. EN 15907 HasAsSubject
  26. EN 15907 HasContent
  27. EN 15907 HasEvent
  28. EN 15907 HasItem
  29. EN 15907 HasManifestation
  30. EN 15907 HasOtherRelation
  31. EN 15907 HasVariant
  32. EN 15907 IPR Registration
  33. EN 15907 Identifier
  34. EN 15907 Identifying Title
  35. EN 15907 Instantiation type
  36. EN 15907 Item
  37. EN 15907 Language
  38. EN 15907 Language Tag
  39. EN 15907 Manifestation
  40. EN 15907 Preservation Event
  41. EN 15907 Production Event
  42. EN 15907 Publication Event
  43. EN 15907 Record Source
  44. EN 15907 Region
  45. EN 15907 Relationships
  46. EN 15907 Subject Terms
  47. EN 15907 Timespan
  48. EN 15907 Title
  49. EN 15907 Variant
  50. EN 15907 Year of Reference
  51. EN 15907 manifestationType
  52. EN 15907 variantType
  53. Events in the lifecycle of an audiovisual creation
  54. Example: Die freudlose Gasse
  55. Example: The Illegals
  56. Extension schemes for EN 15907
  57. Filmographic information in the ocean of data
  58. Filmstandards.org root namespace
  59. How EN 15744 and EN 15907 came into being
  60. How fragmentation happens
  61. In-house usage scenarios
  62. MIDAS Metadata Schema
  63. Main Page
  64. Making sense of the Variant
  65. Metadata specifications in context
  66. News archive 2010 and earlier
  67. No entity without identity
  68. Presentations
  69. Relating artifacts with events
  70. Relationships: An essential component of art and culture
  71. Relationships with objects in other databases
  72. Spielwiese
  73. TC 372 Technical Specification
  74. TC 372 Workshop Compendium
  75. TS 16371
  76. The case for reference models
  77. Titles and proper names
  78. Type and relationship vocabularies
  79. Where to look for suitable vocabularies
  80. Working from secondary sources

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