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Conversation with John Godfrey

Author
Victor Ancona
Publication
Videography
Publisher
United Business Publications
Date
August 1983
Place
New York, NY
Volume
8
Issue
8
ETC archive
ETC0096

Abstract

WNET TV Lab and broadcast of independent works

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Victor Ancona. Conversation with John Godfrey. Videography. vol. 8, no. 8. United Business Publications. August 1983.

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WNET TV Lab and broadcast of independent works

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