The film screening and presentation formed the culminating event of an invitation to research in the National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive, Scotland's national collection of moving image works. The collection holds an extensive series of 16mm films made for Scottish television as well as films made for cinema viewing and films made for home viewing.

Anne-Marie's presentations centred on questions around community, narrative particularly in song, and the impact and consequences of the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960 focused on in the film GO! MOVE! SHIFT! - The Travelling People. The 16mm film is a documentary about the community of travelling people in Scotland, made for Scottish Television in 1982 and directed by Haldane Duncan. Within the film discussions consider changes in travellers traditional lifestyle and position in society, prejudice and admiration.
The soundtrack comprises interviews, voice over, and traditional songs sung by Belle and Sheila Stewart amongst others.

In the presentation Anne-Marie Copestake provides insight into her own work and draws on her research within the National Library of Scotland moving image collection to present and discuss GO! MOVE! SHIFT! - The Travelling People.