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Image Film/Video Center and The High Museum of Art present The Twelfth (12th) Atlanta Film & Video Festival at the Woodruff Arts Center

Authors
IMAGE Film & Video Center; The High Museum of Art; Robin Reidy
Editors
Michele Fleming; Charlie Reidy; Robin Reidy
Publisher
IMAGE Film & Video Center
Date
May 18-22, 1988
Place
Atlanta, Georgia
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
IMAGE Film & Video Center
Site
The Woodruff Arts Center
ETC archive
ETC2158
Exhibition Dates
May 18-22, 1988

Abstract

Image Film/Video Center and The High Museum of Art present The Twelfth (12th) Atlanta Film & Video Festival at the Woodruff Arts Center. Inside cover: Staff for the festival and the Image Film/Video Center along with a list of Programs for the festival. Other articles include "The Atlanta Film & Video Festival: A History and Overview" by Robin Reidy, Thank Yous, 1988 AFVF Judges, "Dawn's Early Light: Ralph McGrill and the Segregated South" by Kathleen Dowdey and Jed Dannenbaum, "Screening Room is top priority" by Edward McNally, Ain't Nothin But the Blues from Auburn Television, a division of Auburn University, Same & Image Present Aids Videos, and Information on the back inside cover. The titles featured in the festival's program are Experimental/Narrative (Part 1), Other Voices/Other Cultures (All Video), Animation/ Digital Video Effects, Director's Choice: Recent Works from Atlanta's Own, and Narrative/ Dramatic Films. Page 15 contains a list of 12th Atlanta Film & Video Festival Winners.
Institution/Organizer:
Image: Film & Video Center
Site:
The Woodruff Arts Center
Exhibition Dates:
May 18-22, 1988
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IMAGE Film & Video Center; The High Museum of Art; Robin Reidy. Image Film/Video Center and The High Museum of Art present The Twelfth (12th) Atlanta Film & Video Festival at the Woodruff Arts Center. IMAGE Film & Video Center. May 18-22, 1988.

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Image Film/Video Center and The High Museum of Art present The Twelfth (12th) Atlanta Film & Video Festival at the Woodruff Arts Center. Inside cover: Staff for the festival and the Image Film/Video Center along with a list of Programs for the festival. Other articles include "The Atlanta Film & Video Festival: A History and Overview" by Robin Reidy, Thank Yous, 1988 AFVF Judges, "Dawn's Early Light: Ralph McGrill and the Segregated South" by Kathleen Dowdey and Jed Dannenbaum, "Screening Room is top priority" by Edward McNally, Ain't Nothin But the Blues from Auburn Television, a division of Auburn University, Same & Image Present Aids Videos, and Information on the back inside cover. The titles featured in the festival's program are Experimental/Narrative (Part 1), Other Voices/Other Cultures (All Video), Animation/ Digital Video Effects, Director's Choice: Recent Works from Atlanta's Own, and Narrative/ Dramatic Films. Page 15 contains a list of 12th Atlanta Film & Video Festival Winners.

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