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John Reilly

John Reilly, an independent documentary producer and the Director of Global Village, another regional media center in New York City, undertook a long-term project, supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Corporation of Public Broadcasting, the Rockefeller Foundation and the SONY Corporation of America, to visit over twenty American cities to gather independent makers at local television stations to discuss the possibilities of collaboration in program production and to introduce new information about developing video technologies.

He extended this work to hold conferences on The Independent Producer and Public Television in major American cities, including New York at The Museum of Modem Art in March, 1978.

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"John Reilly." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/john-reilly-0.

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John Reilly, an independent documentary producer and the Director of Global Village, a regional media center in New York City, led a long-term project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Corporation of Public Broadcasting, the Rockefeller Foundation and the SONY Corporation of America to visit over twenty American cities to gather independent makers at local television stations and to introduce developing video technologies; he organized discussions about collaboration in program production. He extended the project by holding conferences on The Independent Producer and Public Television in major American cities, including New York at The Museum of Modem Art in March, 1978.

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