透視內幕國立故宮博物院
- 題名： Inside: The Emperor's treasure / produced by APV for National Geographic Channel ; produced and written by Mike Barrett ; directed and written by Jonathan Schütz.
- 其他作者：
- 其他題名：
- Emperor's treasure
- 透視內幕 : 國立故宮博物院.
- 出版： [Asia] : National Geographic c2007.
- 主題： Qianlong, Emperor of China, 1711-1799--Art collections--Exhibitions. , Guo li gu gong bo wu yuan. , Guo li gu gong bo wu yuan--Exhibitions. , Museums--Taiwan--Taipei--Exhibitions. , Art objects, Chinese--Taiwan--Taipei--Exhibitions. , Pottery, Chinese--Taiwan--Taipei--Exhibitions. , Art, Chinese--Taiwan--Taipei--Exhibitions. , China--Antiquities--Exhibitions. , Documentary films. , Promotional films.
- URL：
https://serv.npac-ntch.org/DVD/4A/DV04350.htm
- 一般註：GPN : 4509603629 ; 中、英語發音, 中文字幕 ; 國立故宮物院贈送. "Old is new, think again"--Container. Submitted to the annual AAM Media and Technology Committees' MUSE awards competition for museum media. MUSE entry # 168746. Bonus features: trailer, promo, In frame (in Mandarin, 3:41).
- 製作群註：Director of photography, Jamie Hamill ; editor, Daniel Clarke ; executive producer, Christopher Slaughter.
- 演出者註：Lin Mun-Lee, director of the National Palace Museum and other museum staff ; English narrator, Christopher Slaughter ; Chinese narrator, Kuo Ry-Shun.
- 語文註：In Mandarin or English with Mandarin subtitles.
- 獎品註：2009 Muse Award, Public Relations and Development: Silver award.
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- 系統號： 005108059 | 機讀編目格式
館藏資訊
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記者凌美雪／台北報導
國立故宮博物院首度與國家地理頻道合作拍攝紀錄片，費時一年半完成《透視內幕：國立故宮博物院》，昨天在故宮文會堂首映。國家地理頻道過去曾製播一系列北京故宮的紀錄片，與台灣故宮的合作卻是第一次，故宮院長林曼麗表示，這些經過40年顛沛流離來到台灣的文物，正是台灣故宮身為國際級博物館，在意義上與北京故宮最不同之處。
北京故宮文物跟著它的歷史存在同一個空間，坐享與生俱來的文化財；然而，台灣故宮不僅為這些文物量身訂造一個專業的居所，數十年來，更由於台灣人民努力的研究與維護，讓典藏的歷史文物在新時代裡散發新的生命光采。
這次國家地理頻透過HD高畫質影像，揭開故宮的神祕面紗，將人類史上最傳奇的文物遷徙故事，完整地訴說出來。影片全長47分鐘，內容還包括院藏文物的維護，如何運用科技保存古物，以及如何利用3D數位科技，從裡到外剖析古物。此外，故宮嚴密的監視科技與展場文物高規格的溫溼度控管作業，與直擊山洞庫房、數位化典藏應用的成果、甚至包括故宮參加奧地利電子藝術節的當代藝術作品的呈現等。
曾擔任第一部以故宮為背景的電影《經過》的女主角桂綸鎂，此次也受邀擔任紀錄片代言人，因為電影的關係，桂綸鎂是極少數非故宮人卻能進入山洞庫房一睹傳說祕境的「外人」，她說，在故宮拍片最深刻的體驗，是理解到古物因為戰亂一再被遷徙，過程中無數動人的故事。
故宮文物遷徙抵台後，為了尋找安身立命之處，於民國54年在台北蓋了國立故宮博物院，並於院後方的山坡地挖了山洞庫房，在當時可說是文物的絕佳避難所，由於門禁森嚴，即使在故宮上班三、四十年的老故宮人，都未必有機會進去，因此紅紅的大門深處總似關住無數的祕密與傳奇，長久以來備受國內外媒體關注。
其實，除了山洞庫房之外，故宮還有其他庫房，而且若以文物保存觀點來看，山洞庫房多的是神祕色彩，專業性卻不如新增設的高科技典藏庫房，故宮院長林曼麗表示，目前山洞庫房只存放瓷器，其他文物則分散別的庫房裡。
現山洞庫房內有兩個隧道，舊隧道建於1965年，規模不詳，新隧道建於1971年，規模為高3米、寬3.6米、長1.7米及1.2米。在功能上，山洞庫房和行政大樓庫房差異在於山洞庫房較潮溼、光線較暗，鐵箱擺設提取較不方便，整體環境稍差；行政大樓庫房則色彩明亮，改「箱」為「櫃」方式陳列，提取收存方便，採無酸包裝材料，環境佳。
摘要註
臺灣的故宮博物院典藏了六十多萬件中國皇室的無價之寶,這些珍貴收藏原本只見於宮廷,故宮期盼透過現代科技無遠弗屆的傳播力道,將充滿人文藝術之美的寶藏帶向全世界.國家地理頻道把握了難得機會,以最先進的設備與技術,透過高畫質的影像,賦予故宮古物新生的時代意義,看它們是如何在運送人員智勇雙全的保護下,逃過兩次戰爭的摧殘,毫髮無損地飄洋過海到臺灣,這部一小時紀錄片並介紹故宮人員如何運用科技,為下一代盡心保存這些古物,讓世界驚艷臺灣的珍貴收藏及故宮的再造,以34種語言在全球166個國家播出,要讓全世界都看到。 This DVD is an international, promotional advertisement for the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Taiwan. "[MUSE] judges said: The dazzling imagery and captivating storytelling in this one-hour documentary program, created in partnership with National Geographic Channels International, showcases the rich Chinese culture and heritage housed within the National Palace Museum. Created with the goal to market the museum internationally, the judges felt that the focus on behind-the-scenes content from how the temperature and air quality is controlled to how staffers create high-resolution 3D images of the museum's treasures make the video a product that would be appealing even to museum insiders. A massive distribution in multiple languages demonstrates just one of the ways in which this high-effort, high-impact project is being leveraged smartly to bring the National Palace Museum to people around globe. The producers said: With the goal to market the museum internationally, the National Palace Museum has teamed up with National Geographic Channels International to produce Inside: The Emperor's Treasure. The one-hour documentary program will air exclusively on National Geographic Channel's 250 million homes in 166 countries and 34 languages. The English version had premiered on October 28, 2007 in Taiwan and other parts of Asia. Supervised by National Geographic Channel's Asia-based experienced production team, Inside: The Emperor's Treasure started filming in June 2007. Team members of the production were international professionals who came from Australia, Austria and American. All of them were extremely excited to film the documentary at the National Palace Museum. The executive producer Christopher Slaughter said "It is such a tremendous opportunity! Many of my friends are studying art history, and have come to the National Palace Museum many times for research, but they have never been able to come in such close contact with the Museum's collections! They were s