{"id":4733,"title":"New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1973-74: Funding for Film and Media","kind":"biblio","url":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/new-york-state-council-arts-annual-report-1973-74-funding-film-and-media","version":"e767b345abea3bef4b678e274cd6cd6b9db0e68a9cbadc73119db890de2a76b0","modified":"2026-09-13T21:52:08.1967785+00:00","credits":[{"role":"Corporate Author","name":"New York State Council on the Arts"}],"authorKeys":["New York State Council on the Arts"],"subjects":["Groups"],"metadata":[{"label":"Contributors","value":"New York State Council on the Arts","url":null},{"label":"Date","value":"1974","url":null},{"label":"Group dates","value":"1960 -","url":null},{"label":"Group location","value":"New York City","url":null},{"label":"Group","value":"New York State Council on the Arts","url":null}],"citations":{"page":"\u0022New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1973-74: Funding for Film and Media.\u0022 Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2026. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/new-york-state-council-arts-annual-report-1973-74-funding-film-and-media.","publication":"New York State Council on the Arts. New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1973-74: Funding for Film and Media. 1974.","risUrl":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/citation/4733.ris"},"links":[],"sections":[{"name":"body","source":"VHP record body","generated":false,"characters":26627},{"name":"summary","source":"existing VHP generated summary","generated":true,"characters":699}],"content":{"section":"body","source":"VHP record body","generated":false,"text":"New York State Council on the Arts 1973-74 Film Program Film assistance in 1973-74 Albany Public Library. $8,400 for salaries of a coordinator and two part-time assistants and production expenses for a year-round film and media workshop for students in the Albany area; and for consultants\u0027 fees and production expenses for the completion of the Film Literature Index. Anthology Film Archives see Film Art Fund. Avanza, New York City. $2,000 for production expenses and the salaries of a director and a coordinator for a ten-week 8mm film project on the creation of play sculpture.* Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association (BACA). $3,800 for operating expenses for Project Proof filmmaking workshops and for the salary of a film festival director.* Carroll Gardens Association, Brooklyn. $9,000 for instructors\u0027 salaries and operating and production expenses for a film workshop for residents of the Carroll Gardens and Red Hook sections of Brooklyn. Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System, Jamestown. $10,000 for the salary of a film curator. Circle Film Forum, New York City. $13,000 for administrative salaries and film rentals for a program to acquaint general audiences with noncommercial films and give exposure to films rarely screened in commercial theatres. This organization was subsequently called The Moving Image. Community Education Collaborative, East Setauket. $3,840 for the salary of filmmaker-in-residence Karl Epstein to conduct a workshop involving residents of the Shoreham-Wading River area in the production of a 16mm film.* Cornell University, Cornell Cinema, Ithaca. $2,000 for film rentals for a silent film series for the university and the Ithaca community.* Council for the Arts in Westchester, White Plains. $500 for film rentals for a summer outdoor program for families residing in the urban renewal and low-income area of White Plains.* Educational Film Library Association, New York City. $12,200 for administrative salaries for the Information Service, and for operating expenses and the salary of a coordinator for the annual American Film Festival of educational and other nontheatrical films. Film Art Fund, New York City. $10,000 for the salary of a projectionist, and for film rentals for the study center at Anthology Film Archives. Film Culture Non Profit Corporation, New York City. $4,000 for production expenses for an updated edition of the Film-makers\u0027 Cooperative catalog of independent films. Film Repertory Center, Niagara University. $3,000 for film rentals, lecturers\u0027 fees, and publicity expenses for four film festivals. The Film Society of Lincoln Center, New York City. $25,000 for production expenses for the Eleventh New York Film Festival; and for filmmakers\u0027 fees and production expenses for four free programs of short films in New York City parks. The Film Workshop of Westchester. $2,000 for operating and production expenses for duplication and distribution of selected short films by independent filmmakers. Free Movies, New York City. $13,000 for salaries and film rentals for eighteen screenings of Movies in the Park in Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse; and for filmmakers\u0027 fees and general operating expenses for a program of eighteen free film screenings for children in Albany, New York City, Rochester, and Syracuse, held in a portable screening facility called the Red Balloon. Friends of the Lakeview Library, Rockville Centre. $1,200 for film rentals for a community film series.* Greater Middletown Arts Council. $1,000 for film rentals for a silent film festival and a children\u0027s film series.* The Solomon R. Cuggenheim Museum, New York City. $6,000 for the salary of a filmmaker/instructor and production costs for master classes for advanced filmmaking students.* Hamilton-Madison House, New York City. $1,500 for the salary of a filmmaker/instructor for a young people\u0027s workshop.* Henry Street Settlement, New York City. $28,300 for administrative salaries for a filmmaking workshop and a 16mm black and white film developing and printing service, and for the purchase of a film developer.* Hornell Area Arts Council. $950 for production expenses and the salary of a film workshop instructor for a weekend conference on film for the residents of Hornell.* The Hudson River Museum, Yonkers. $4,000 for the salary of a film instructor for young people.* Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center, Queens. $1,500 for film rentals and assistants\u0027 fees for an eight-week film series.* The Institute of the American Musical, New York City. $3,000 for operating expenses for the preservation of an archive of films on the American musical. International Animation Film Festival, New York City. $3,000 for a program offering reduced-price festival tickets to students, young filmmakers, and film scholars. Lake Placid Association for Music, Drama and Art. $2,400 for the salary of a filmmaker/instructor.* Live Arts see Regional Economic Community Action Program. The Loft Film and Theatre Center, Bronxville. $20,000 for administrative salaries and instructors\u0027 fees for filmmaking workshops for young people in Bronxville and Tuckahoe. Media Study, Buffalo. $30,000 for administrative expenses, artists\u0027 fees, and the cost of film and video equipment for workshops for individual artists and community groups.* Millennium Film Workshop, New York City. $20,000 for the salaries of a director, assistant director, film assistants, instructors, and filmmakers\u0027 fees for a program that includes forty showings and lectures by independent filmmakers, as well as workshops and classes in all aspects of filmmaking. Movies on a Shoestring, Rochester. $950 for film rentals and for production expenses for the sixteenth annual film festival. The Moving Image see Circle Film Forum. The Museum of Modern Art, New York City. $5,000 for the salary of a film cataloger/librarian.* Narcotics Education Workshop of Westbury. $3,000 for the salary of a filmmaker/instructor. The National Center for Film Study, Bronx. $3,000 for production expenses, scholarships, and the salary of a director for a four-day workshop at Fordham University on the creative use of film in the classroom. The New York Film Council, New York City. $1,200 for filmmakers\u0027 fees and operating expenses for four showcase/lectures featuring independent filmmakers. New York Foundation for the Arts, New York City. $8,900 for the Film and Video Bureau program, which provides matching funds for rental of films and videotapes and fees for lectures on films, filmmaking, and video presented at schools, community centers, libraries, and museums throughout the State. For a detailed description of the Film and Video Bureau program, see Statewide Service Programs. A geographical listing of the Bureau\u0027s activities appears on page 136.* New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox, and Tilden Foundations, New York City. $7,500 for the long-term leasing of independent filmmakers\u0027 films for the Donnell Film Library.* Nineteenth Ward Community Association, Rochester. $7,615 for salaries and operating and production expenses for a multimedia workshop for children and young people in southwest Rochester. Ogdensburg Arts Festival. $400 for production expenses for a festival of film classics for children and adults.* Queens Council on the Arts. $500 for operating expenses for a summer film series.* Regional Economic Community Action Program, Live Arts (RECAP), Middletown. $8,110 for instructors\u0027 salaries and operating and production expenses for year-round filmmaking workshops and a workshop for children of migrant farm workers. The Riverdale Neighborhood House. $750 for production expenses for an after-school filmmaking workshop.* The T.P.-The Tower Playpen, New York City. $5,000 for production expenses for a 16mm color documentary film of the work of Peter Brook\u0027s International Centre of Theatre Research.* Teachers and Writers Collaborative, New York City. $4,950 for the salary of an artist to conduct thirty weekly workshops on film and media for elementary school students in Manhattan.* Theatre of Latin America, New York City. $1,500 for film rentals and operating expenses for a series of feature and documentary films from Latin America.* Throgs Neck Media Workshop, Bronx. $1,500 for the salary of a director/instructor for a community film workshop. Upstate Films. Rhinebeck. $13,500 for operating expenses for a weekly film series and a children\u0027s Saturday film series for residents of the Mid-Hudson area. Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester. $8,000 for operating expenses for an outdoor community film series and for a free media resource center for artists and community groups.* Wantagh 7-72 Association. $3,000, in part matching funds, for the fee of filmmaker-in-residence Ron Dilg.* White Ox Films, Rochester. $8,000 for instructors\u0027 and administrative salaries, film rentals, and production expenses for an eight-week film workshop for young people, and for administrative salaries and film and equipment rentals for four free outdoor summer film showings at the Highland Bowl in Rochester. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City. $5,000 for filmmakers\u0027 fees and operating expenses for the New American Filmmakers Series.* Women Make Movies, New York City. $14,000 for the salaries of two directors and operating and production expenses for a 16mm film workshop for the Chelsea community. Women\u0027s Interart Center, New York City. $25,000 for administrative salaries and for instructors\u0027 salaries, operating expenses, and the cost of equipment for a year-round Super-8 film workshop and a year-round 16mm film workshop.* Young Filmaker\u0027s Foundation, New York City. $89,035 for salaries and operating expenses for a teacher training program; for administrative salaries for film and video workshops for children on the Lower East Side and a community film and video news service; and for administrative salaries, operating expenses, and costs of equipment for the Media Equipment Resource Center (MERC) equipment loan program, which provides film and video equipment and services for artists and non-profit organizations. For a detailed description of MERC\u0027s activities see Statewide Service Programs.* Youth Film Distribution Center, New York City. $9,000 for a director\u0027s salary and publicity expenses. This organization promotes and distributes films made by teenagers. New York State Council on the Arts 1973-74 TV/Media assistance April Video Association, Downsville. $4,000 for operating expenses for community video programming in Delaware County. Cable Arts Foundation, New York City. $25,000 for administrative and operating expenses for arts programming for cable television in New York State, and for the continued distribution of A for Artthroughout the State.* Collaborations in Art, Science and Technology (CAST), Syracuse. $16,500 for administrative art production expenses for collaborative projects in art, science, and technology. Fifi Corday Productions, New York City. $7,710 for production expenses for a series of videotapes produced by artists, and for experiments with video in rural environments. Comell University, Herbert F. lohnson Museum of Art, Ithaca. $3,000 for costs of equipment for the creation of a video viewing facility for the exhibition of creative video works.* Downtown Community Television Center, New York City. $15,000 for operating and production expenses and costs of equipment for a video resource center, workshops, and programming for artists and community groups.* Educational Broadcasting Corporation (WNET-TV, Channel 13), New York City. $54,800 for an artist-in-residence program for six New York State video artists to explore the television medium at the Television Laboratory; for production expenses and costs of equipment for the interface of a digital computer with the Paik-Abe video synthesizer; and for the cost of a time base corrector to be used for the broadcast or transfer of works created for television by creative staff producers, video artists, and","offset":0,"nextOffset":12000,"totalCharacters":26627,"complete":false},"rightsUrl":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/terms-service"}