New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1974-75

New York State Council on the Arts Film, TV/Media, Literature
TV/Media Program 1974-75

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Peter Campus's Shadow Projection, a video installation at the Kitchen in 1974.

Total Funds received NYSCA 1974-75   35,957,900

Expenditures by Program: Grants, Aids and Subsidies
Film, TV/Media, Lit       2,871,133

TV/Media

In 1974-75 the TV/Media program supported 42 organizations and projects with a total of $1,233,770. The primary emphasis was on making sophisticated video facilities available to artists and organizations.

Over half of the program's funds went toward the  general operations of 18 resource centers providing video workshops, technical and production assistance, and equipment loan programs. Three organizations - ZBS Foundation in Fort Edward, Innervision Media Systems of Central New York in Syracuse, and the TV Lab of the Educational Broadcasting Corporation in New York City-received support for artist-in-residence programs, making available opportunities for video and sound work. Two video editing and post-production  centers were created for individual artists. Fourteen artists received support, through sponsoring organizations, for the production of experimental video works.

Six of the state's public television stations received funds, three of them for the purchase of time base  correctors, which enable programs taped with low-cost video equipment to be adapted for broadcasting. Through the public television stations in Rochester and Syracuse, five local stations-WNED in Buffalo, WXXI in Rochester, WMHT in Schenectady, WCNY in Syracuse, and WNPE in Watertown-received funds to produce, broadcast and radiocast eight one-hour programs featuring upstate performing arts groups. This series, called "New York Performance," dramatically expanded the audiences for these organizations.

In addition, the TV/Media program supported residencies for media artists, video exhibitions, and general production expenses for video projects.

TV/Media assistance in 1974-75  
The Arts Center on Holy Names Campus (Albany). Production costs of multimedia exhibition. (Formerly known as the Arts Center on Marylrose Campus.)* $6,500  
Cable Arts Foundation (NYC). Operating expenses for creative arts programming for cable television.*$25,000  
Collaborations in Art, Science and Technology/CAST(Syracuse). Production expenses. $20,500  
Fifi Corday Productions (NYC). Production costs of videotapes by artists and closed-circuit videoworks by Peter Campus. $15,655  
Downtown Community Television Center (NYC). Operating expenses for video resource center offering equipment loans, workshops, technical and production assistance to artists and community groups.        $29,230  
Earthscore Foundation (High Falls). Production costs of videotapes. $36,000  
Educational Broadcasting Corporation/WNET-TV,Channel 13 (NYC). Production costs of broadcast series on experimental video and new video works by artists-in-residence; time base corrector for transfer and broadcast of works created for television by artists.*    $94,094  
Electronic Arts Intermix (NYC). Operating and equipment expenses for artists' video editing and post-production facility; video artists' fees; video programming by Frank Gillette; Vasulka Video; Computer Arts Festival; Eleventh Avant-Garde Festival for experimental multimedia art.  $66,650  
Everson Museum of Art (Syracuse). Production costs of video art exhibitions.* $10,000  
Experimental Television Center (Binghamton). Fees for artists-in-residence; operating expenses for video resource center; production costs of workshop/performances by Walter Wright; video research.      $57,428  
Global Village Video Resource Center (NYC). Operating expenses for workshops; technical and production assistance; production costs of videoworks by John Reilly; video research by Rudi Stern; media workshops by Bud Wirtschafter.  $40,500  
Haleakala (NYC). Operating and equipment costs of media facility - The Kitchen-for video and multimedia presentations.*  $35,975  
Henry Street Settlement (NYC). Administrative salaries for video workshops.*                        $5,000  
Innervision Media Systems of Central New York  (Fayetteville). Administrative and equipment costs of  artist-in-residence experimental video program; training  workshops; post-production facility at Newhouse Television Center; production costs of technical development by Carl Geiger; interconnection of cable systems.  $67,700  
Intermedia Foundation (Garnerville). Administrative expenses for multimedia production and workshop facility; operating, exhibition, and equipment costs of light works by Dermot Harvey.  $12,297  
Ithaca Video Project. Administrative and operating expenses for media resource center; production costs of multimedia events by Philip Jones. $35,900  
The Kitchen see Haleakala. Lake Placid Association for Music, Drama, and Art. Administrative salaries for multimedia workshops.* $7,500  
Link, Inc. (Lynbrook). Operating and equipment costs of media equipment resource center for Nassau, Queens, and Suffolk counties.  $55,000  
Long Island Educational Television Council/WLIW-TV, Channel 21 (Garden City). Production and broadcast costs of experimental video programming; time base corrector.   $23,685  
Media Bus (Lanesville). Operating and equipment costs of mobile video workshops and media resource center; production costs of experimental television shows; experimental video/radio project.  $48,400  
Media Study, Inc. (Buffalo). Operating and equipment costs of media resource center.* $40,000  
Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester. Tape rental for "Video-Related" exhibitions.* $1,500  
Mid-Hudson Library System (Poughkeepsie). Additions to experimental videotape collection.* $4,000  
Mid-York Library System (Utica). Equipment for producing cable television programs.*   $2,000  
Mohawk-Hudson Council on Educational Television/WMHT-TV, Channel 17 (Schenectady). Operating expenses for video resource center. $25,000  
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYC). Video speakers' fees, videotape rentals, and technical assistance for the Film and Video Bureau program. For detailed listing of Film and Video Bureau activities, see page 74.* $25,000  
New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox, and Tilden Foundations (NYC). Equipment costs of video viewing facility at the Donnell Library.*  $4,000  
Portable Channel (Rochester). Administrative and operating expenses for a media equipment pool; production costs of programs for broadcast. $40,000  
Public Broadcasting Council of Central New York/WCNY-TV, Channel 24 (Liverpool). Production costs of television pilot on museums in central New York; production costs of television and radio broadcast series on performing arts in upstate New York, aired through grants to stations in Broome, Monroe, Onondaga, and Schenectady counties.* $58,000  
Queens Council on the Arts. Administrative salaries for video workshops.*  $2,000  
The Raindancc Foundation (NYC). Preparation of the video magazine Radical Software. $10,000  
Rochester Area Educational Television Association/WXXI-TV, Channel 21. Operating expenses lor training lab in creative uses of television and portable video technology; production costs of live experimental video event; production costs of television and radio broadcast series on performing arts in upstate New York,aired through grants to stations in Broome, Erie, Jefferson, Monroe, Onondaga, and Schenectady counties.* $78,500  
Southern Tier Educational Television Association/WSKC-TV, Channel 4h (Endwell). Production costs of broadcasting arts programming; time base corrector.$28,400  
The Elaine Summers Experimental Intermedia Foundation (NYC). Operating and production costs of multimedia works by Elaine Summers and Phil! Niblock: videotapings by Video New York.* $33,815  
Survival Arts Media (NYC). Administrative and production costs of multimedia event at the Strasenburgh Planetarium; research in experimental media systems; video workshops in the Jamestown area; study of the computer as a video tool by Louise and Bill Etra.$25,075  
The T. P. Tower Playpen (NYC). Operating and equipment costs of video theatre; workshops and video environments; upstate video seminars. $35,000  
Visual Studies Workshop (Rochester). Equipment and supplies for media resource center.*  $18,106  
Whilney Museum of American Art (NYC). Production costs of exhibition on projected video.*    $5,560  
Women's Interart Center (NYC). Production costs of  women's video festival; equipment and administrative  costs of video and media workshops.* $15,500  
Woodstock Community Video. Operating and equipment costs of video resource center; production costs of videotapes and exploration of environmental systems.  $34,000  
Young Filmakers Foundation (NYC). Equipment for Media Equipment Resource Center (MERC) equipment loan program. For detailed description of MERC's services, see page 78 .*  $36,800  
ZB5 Foundation (Ft. Edward). Operating expenses for artist-in-residence program for sound experiments.  $18,500

New York State Council on the Arts 1974-75
Film, TV/Media, Literature
Peter Bradley, Program Director
Film: Barbara Haspiel, Program Associate
TV/Media Lydia Silman, Program Associate

Total Funds received NYSCA 1974-75   35,957,900
Expenditures by Program: Grants, Aids and Subsidies

Film Program

In 1974-75 the Film program supported 80 organizations, as compared to 55 in the previous year. A dramatic increase in funds, from $479,000 to $1,077,172, allowed for substantial increases in the total amount of support most groups received.

Film exhibitions comprised the largest single category of support. Thirty-six different groups received aid for showing films. In many cases, film exhibition was only one of several kinds of film activities undertaken by the groups, which varied from the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts in Blue Mountain Lake to the Film Society of Lincoln Center, sponsors of the annual New  York Film Festival.

The state's library systems also received significant  support for the long-term leasing of films to expand their 16mm film collections; eleven systems received  funds averaging $9,000. In the previous year only two
systems were supported by the Council. These films  benefit not only thousands of borrower/viewers, but also the filmmakers themselves, who receive royalties  from the showings.

Direct benefits to filmmakers have always been a  primary concern of the Film program; this year funds  made possible 10 new productions, six filmmaker residencies, and 17 filmmaking workshops taught by film professionals. The Council also supported 10 organizations that provide film services, benefiting both filmmakers and viewers. The Media Equipment Resource Center (MERC), administered by the Young Filmakers  Foundation in New York City, made equipment available to 184 organizations and 284 individual artists from 32 counties. MERC's success as a free-loan film and video equipment pool and in-house editing and post-production facility led to the creation of a second, the Cinemedia Resource Center in Rochester, administered by White Ox Films. This center is intended to provide Central and Western New York with film resources comparable to those available from MERC downstate and on Long Island.

Film assistance in 1974-75
Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts (Blue Mountain Lake). Director's salary for community film series.*$1,248
Albany Public Library. Administrator-teacher's salary for film workshop. $6,000The American Federation ol Arts (NYC). Costs of circulating Whitney Museum of American Art's New American Filmmakers Series. $5,210
Anthology Film Archives see Film Art Fund.
Avanza (NYC). Artists' salaries and materials for film workshop.* $2,000
Brooklyn Academy of Music see St. Felix Street Corporation.
Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association/BACA. Salary of part-time film coordinator and operating expenses for film workshops; administrative salaries for film festival. * $10,200
Cable Arts Foundation (NYC). Operating expenses for series of independent filmmakers' short works and A Time for Art series. * $30,000
Camera News (NYC). Production expenses for documentary films on day care and women in prison; operating expenses, film rentals, and publicity for Third World Newsreel series.  $16,000
Carroll Gardens Association (Brooklyn). Administrators' salaries and operating and production expenses for film workshop. $4,000
The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine (NYC). Film editor's salary and production expenses for documentary film Renegades of Harlem.  $9,000  
Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System (Jamestown). Film librarian's salary; long-term leasing of 16mm films for distribution to member libraries. $15,000  
Clinton-Essex-Franklin Library (Plattsburgh). Long-term leasing of 1 6mm films for distribution to member libraries.  $6,000  
Collective tor Living Cinema (NYC). Administrators' and filmmakers' salaries, operating expenses, and film rentals for cinema events; coordinators', instructor's, and assistants' salaries, and operating expenses for  community film workshop. $16,514  
Committee for the Visual Arts (NYC). Coordinator's salary, filmmakers' fees, and operating expenses for Artists Choose Artists film series.*  $5,000  
Community Education Collaborative (Stony Brook). Salary and production costs for filmmaker-in-residence.*$6,500  
Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines ICCLM (NYC). Administrative expenses; grants to film magazines in New York City: Film Culture, Film Facts, Film Information.*  $4,750  
Cornell University, Cornell Cinema (Ithaca). Operating expenses and film rentals for series of experimental, documentary, and foreign films. $2,000  
Corona Preservation Civic Association (Queens). Administrators' and artists' salaries and film rentals for feature films at senior citizens' centers.*  $8,000  
Educational Film Library Association (NYC). Administrative salaries and operating expenses for information/reference center; coordinator's salary, operating expenses and awards to filmmakers for the American Film Festival. $18,000  
Everson Museum of Art (Syracuse). Film rentals for children's film showings.*                          $900  
Film Art Fund (NYC). Operating expenses for film resource library; newsletter preparation; film rentals fo public showings at the Anthology Film Archives $30,000  
Film Forum see The Moving Image. The Film Society of Lincoln Center (NYC). Projectionists' fees, operating and administrative expenses, and rental of Alice Tully Hall for 12th New York Film Festival; technicians' salaries, rental fees to filmmakers,and operating expenses for free showings of short films in New York City parks. $60,000  
The Film Workshop of Westchester (Tarrytown). Filmmakers' fees, operating expenses, and supplies for Filmmakers-in-the-Schools. $12,000  free Movies (NYC). Filmmakers' fees and operating expenses for Movies in the Parks.$15,000  
The Cray Film Atelier (Hoosick Falls). Administrators' and artists' salaries and operating expenses for apprentice school for filmmakers. $16,000  
Greater Middletown Arts Council. Operating expenses, equipment purchase, film rentals, and publicity for community and hospital showings. * $3,500  
Greek Experimental Arts Council (NYC). Filmmakers' fees, operating expenses, and publicity for festival of Greek-American and Greek films. $1,600  
Growth through Art and Museum Experience/G.A.M.E. (NYC). Administrative expenses for community media workshop; film festival for children's art and media community workshop.* $7,500  
Hastings Creative Arts Council (Hastings-on-Hudson). Film rentals for foreign film festival. $500  
Henry Street Settlement (NYC). Administrators' and instructors' salaries for workshop.* $20,000  
Hornell Area Arts Council. Instructor's salary, operating expenses, and supplies for film workshop.* $1,200  
The Hudson River Museum (Yonkers). Instructors' salaries and production costs for inner-city film workshops.* $5,200  
Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center (Queens). Film rentals for community film showings.* $1,000  
The Institute of the American Musical (NYC). Operating expenses, preservation of collection of 16mm footage of musical productions; administrative expenses for interviews with early film artists. $10,000  
Intermedia Foundation (Garnerville). Operating expenses for film study workshop.*  $3,100  
International Animation Film Festival (NYC). Operating expenses and festival ticket subsidies for filmmakers and film students.  $5,000  
International Film Foundation (NYC). Production costs of documentary film The Hollow. $12,000  
Live Arts see Regional Economic Community Action Program.  
The Loft Film and Theatre Center (Bronxville). Administrators', artists', technicians', and student teachers' salaries, operating expenses, and production costs for film workshops and film festivals.* $36,800  
Local 1 199 Drug and Hospital Union, Retired Members Division (NYC). Instructor's salary and administrative and production costs for film workshop. $5,230  
Media Study (Buffalo). Operating expenses and equipment purchase for film workshops, lectures, community film showings, and media resource center for free equipment loans.* $40,000  
Mid-Hudson Library System (Poughkeepsie). Filmmakers' fees and operating expenses for film showing, discussions with filmmakers.* $3,080  
Mid-York Library System (Utica). Long-term leasing of 16mm films for distribution to member libraries.* $8,000  
Millennium Film Workshop (NYC). Administrators' and instructors' salaries and operating expenses for film workshop; filmmakers' fees and operating expenses for year-round Personal Cinema Program.        $45,900  
Mohawk Valley Library Association (Schenectady). Long-term! leasing of feature films and independent filmmakers' works for distribution to member libraries. $8,000  
Mountaintop Boys Club (Lexington). Instructor's salary for film workshops. $2,000  
Movies on a Shoestring (Rochester). Operating expenses for 17th International Amateur Film Festival. $1,260  
The Moving Image (NYC). Director's and part-time manager's salaries and rental of independent filmmakers' 1 6mm works for showings. (Formerly known as Film Forum.)   $16,775  
The Museum of Modern Art (NYC). Film librarian's salary for Film Study Center, professional salaries, supplies, and microfiche for preservation of film information collection.* $48,723  
Nassau Library System (Garden City). Long-term leasing of feature films for distribution to member libraries. $12,000  
New Berlin Art Forum. Film rentals for community series.* $1,000  
New York Cultural Center (NYC). Assistant film curator's salary for public showings.* $3,750  
The New York Film Council (NYC). Filmmakers' fees and operating expenses for showings of independent filmmakers' works. $2,400  
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYC). Film speakers'fees, administrative expenses, film rentals, and technical assistance for the Film and Video Bureau program. For geographical listing of the Bureau's activities see page 74.*  $40,000  
New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox, and Tilden Foundations (NYC). Long-term leasing of feature films for distribution to branch libraries.*  $7,500  
New York University School of the Arts, Department of Cinema Studies (NYC). Film curator's salary, film acquisition and equipment purchase for Film Study Center. $18,000  
Niagara University, Film Repertory Center (Niagara University). Operating expenses and film rentals for series of American and British feature films.     $3,175   
19th Ward Community Association (Rochester). Operating expenses for film and video workshop.    $7,500  
North Country Arts Center (Warrensburg). Artists' salaries, operating expenses, and production costs for a film by Storm DeHirsch, Hudson River Diary.* $8,000  
North Country Library System (Watertown). Long-term leasing of experimental and independent filmmakers' works for distribution to member libraries. $6,000  
C. W. Post Center of Long Island University (Greenvale). Production costs of documentary film, Vivienne Herman: Portrait of an Artist, by Norman Seider.* $4,000  
Queens Council on the Arts. Projectionist's salary, operating expenses, and film rentals for community film series.*  $2,000  
Queens County Art and Cultural Center. Film rentals for community film festival.*  $500                                                   
Ramapo Catskill Library System (Middletown). Longterm leasing of film classics for distribution to member libraries. $9,000  
Regional Economic Community Action Program/RECAP (Middletown). Instructors' and apprentice's salaries, operating expenses, and production costs for year-round film workshop and workshop for children of migrant farm workers. (Also known as Live Arts.)* $7,500  
The Rio Crande Union (NYC). Production costs of film by Yvonne Rainer, This is a film about a woman who....*  $4,857  
Rockland Center for the Arts (West Nyack). Instructor's salary, production costs, film rentals, and equipment purchase for film workshops.*  $4,250  
5t. Felix Street Corporation (Brooklyn). Film rentals for showings at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.* $6,000  
Southern Adirondack Library System (Saratoga Springs). Long-term leasing of classic films and independent filmmakers' works for distribution to member libraries. $5,000  
Suffolk Cooperative Library System (Bellport). Longterm leasing of feature films for distribution to member libraries. $10,000  
The Elaine Summers Experimental Intermedia Foundation (NYC). Production costs for three environmental films by Phill Niblock.* $2,772  
Troy Public Library. Guest speakers' fees and long-term leasing of feature films for community film series. $2,700  
Upper Hudson Library Federation (Albany). Long-term leasing of feature films for distribution to member libraries.  $10,000  
Upstate Films (Rhinebeck). Salaries and operating expenses for community film showings. $15,000  
Wantagh 7-12 Association. Salary and production expenses for filmmaker-in-residence.* $6,500  
White Ox Films (Rochester). Artistic director's salary, administrative expenses, equipment, film and facility rental, and publicity for community film showings; administrative salaries, operating expenses, and equipment purchase for film equipment resource center for free equipment loan.  $62,000  
Whitney Museum of American Art (NYC). Film rentals for the New American Filmmakers Series.*$8,500  
Women/Artist/Filmmakers (NYC). Secretary's salary, administrative expenses, film showing costs, equipment purchase, and production costs for cooperative film workshop. $18,223  
Women Make Movies (NYC). Directors' and instructor's salaries; operating and production expenses and equipment purchase for film workshops.   $25,000  
Women's Interart Center (NYC). Instructors' salaries; administrative, operating, and production expenses for Super-8 and 16mm film workshops and festivals.* $35,500  
Young Filmakers Foundation (NYC). Administrators' and instructors' salaries and operating expenses for Media Teacher Training Program; operating expenses, production and editing costs, equipment purchase, and repair for Media Equipment Resource Center (MERC)equipment loan program. For detailed description of MERC's services see page 78.* $134,355  
Youth Film Distribution Center (NYC). Director's salary and catalog preparation for distribution and promotion of independent filmmakers' works.$8,500

[Media and film activities were supported by other programs at the New York State Council on the Arts during the 1974-75 program year. This information is from the annual report for 1974-75.]

Statewide Service Programs
The Media Equipment Resource Center (MERC) is a film, video and sound equipment free loan service administered by the  Young Filmakers Foundation. Users include both individual artists and nonprofit organizations. Equipment may be borrowed on a short-term basis, usually less than a week, for  production and presentation. Organizations which run film-making workshops may borrow Super-8 or 16mm equipment for longer periods of time, usually from three to six months. MERC also offers in-house post-production facilities for film and video editing, sound transfers, and screenings. Though the  use of equipment is free, a refundable deposit or proof of insurance is required to cover possible loss or damage to equipment, and there is a small service fee for the use of the MERC studio for fi Im or video production. In 1974-75 MERC provided services to 284 artists and 184 organizations in 32 counties, saving them an estimated total of over $500,000 in rental fees. 

The Film and Video Bureau, administered for the Council by the New York Foundation for the Arts, offers financial assistance for a variety of film and video services. It provides matching funds of up to $150 for lectures by film experts, and partial fees for video artists who demonstrate and talk about their work. It also provides matching funds, up to $300, for rental fees for community film societies, public libraries, art centers, and other nonprofit organizations that offer film series.  In 1974-75 the Film and Video Bureau assisted 77 organizations in 34 communities in the presentation of 198 filmmakers and video artists, as well as 50 organizations in 27 communities that presented film series. In addition, it provided technical assistance to 22 organizations. A geographical listing of sponsors follows:

Film and Video Rentals Assisted
Albany - Albany Academy; Friends of the Albany Public Library  
Annandale-on-Hudson - Bard College  
Apalachin - Tioga County Center for the Performing Arts  
Baldwin - South Shore YM-YWHA  
Bayville - Main Stage  
Binghamton - State University of New York, Harpur Film Society; Susquehanna Valley Home Campus School  
Bronx - Evander Child High School Film Club; The Riverdale Neighborhood House
Brooklyn Art Activities Alliance
Hempstead - Hofstra University  
Ithaca - Animation Series; Feminist Celebration; Risley College of Cornell University  
Lynbrook - Link, Inc.  
Naples - The Naples Mill School of Arts and Crafts  
New York City Aesthetic Realism Foundation; Byrd Hoffman Foundation; Carnival Super-8; The Chapin School; Columbia University, Casa Italiana; Community Film Series; Cross Cultural Communications; International Film Seminars; John Jay College of Criminal Justice; National Park Service, Summer in the City; New York Public Library; New York University, Institute of Film and Television; St. Luke's Chapel of Trinity Parish; Edith Stephen Dance Company; Women's Independent Filmmakers Series  
North Babylon - North Babylon Public Library  
Ogdensburg - Ogdensburg Arts Festival  
Orangeburg - Orangeburg Library  
Peekskill - North West Regional Special Services Program; Peekskill Recreation and Parks Department  
Potsdam - Cinema Ten  
Poughkeepsie - Vassar College, East Asian Studies Department  
Rockville Centre - Moitoy College  
Spring Valley - Temple Beth El  
Syracuse - Alums Olver Tenants Association; Gifford, Fabius Tully Tenant Organization; Ross Towers Resident Association; Vinette Towers Tenants' Organization  
Tarrytown - The Film Workshop of Westchester  
Utica -Utica College Department of English  
Warwick - Warwick Activities Center  
Wilson - Wilson Art Festival  
Yonkers - Yonkers Public Library

Film and Video Speakers Appearances
Albany - New York State Art Teachers Association
Amsterdam - Amsterdam Arts Council; Perth Central School
Annandale-on-Hudson - Bard College
Baldwin - South Shore YM-YWHA
Bayville - Main Stage 
Binghamton - Off Campus College of the State University of New York; State University of New York, Harpur Film Society
Bronx - Evander Child High School; John F. Kennedy High School; The Riverdale Neighborhood House
Brooklyn - Art Activities Alliance; Brooklyn College Television Center; Trump Village Camera Club
Buffalo - State University of New York
Burnt Hills - Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake P.T.A.; Burnt Hills Rotary Club; First Calvary Episcopal Church 
Chatham - Columbia County Council on the Arts
Clinton - Kirkland Art Center
Fayetteville - Innervision Media Systems
Floral Park - Tapinta Foundation
Great Neck - Great Neck Public Library; North Shore Community Arts Center
Greenport - Floyd Memorial Library
Guilderland - Guilderland Central Schools
Hempstead - Hofstra University
Henrietta - John Calvin Presbyterian Church 
Ithaca - Ithaca Video Project
Middletown - Thrall Library
New York City Aesthetic Realism Foundation; Anthology Film Archives; Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers; Byrd Hoffman Foundation; Cable Arts Foundation; Carnival Super-8; Center for Inter-American Relations; Center for Understanding Media; Children's Center; Circle Film Forum; The City College of the City University of New York, Cinema Program; The City College of the City University of New York, Picker Film Institute; Cross Cultural Communications; Donnell Library Center; Electronic Arts Intermix; Film Library Information Council; Film Library Quarterly: Free Space; Highbridge Cooperative Films; International Center in New York; John Jay College of Criminal Justice; The Museum of Modern Art; The New School for Social Research; New York Filmmakers Workshop; New York Public Library; New York University, Department of Cinema Studies; New York University, Graduate Institute of Film and Television; William ). O'Shea School; Photo-Film Workshop; St. Luke's Chapel of Trinity Parish; Soho Media Coop; Women's Independent Filmmakers Series; Women's Interart Center
Niagara - Niagara University
North Babylon - North Babylon Public Library
Pearl River - Pearl River Library
Poughkeepsie - Vassar College, Art Department; Vassar College, East Asian Studies Department
Rhinebeck - Upstate Films
Rockville Centre - Molloy College
Scarsdale - Scarsdale High School 
Schenectady - Schenectady Photographic Society
Staten Island - Staten Island Community College
Syracuse - Innervision Media Systems; Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Public Communications
Tarrytown - The Film Workshop of Westchester
Wilson - Wilson Festival of the Arts