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Deirdre Boyle

16 records

  1. Documentary Video Classics - A Core Collection Bibliography

  2. Documentary Video: Decades of Change Bibliography

  3. Edin Velez, Too Bibliography

  4. From Portapak To Camcorder: A Brief History Of Guerrilla Television Bibliography

    Chronological essay tracing independent video practice in the United States from Sony's 1965 Portapak through the 1970s cable era to 1980s–90s activist media; describes technological shifts (half-inch Portapak, AV format in 1970, 3/4-inch U-matic in 1972, color portapaks, time base correctors, Betacam) and funding by the New York State Council on the Arts. Documents collectives and institutions (Videofreex, Raindance, Global Village, TVTV, DCTV, Broadside TV, University Community Video, NOVAC, Paper Tiger Television), key works (Four More Years, The Police Tapes, Cuba, The People, Tongues Untied), and publications (Radical Software, the 1971 Guerrilla Television manifesto).

  5. Growing Up Wired Bibliography

    Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn

  6. Ithaca Video Festival Bibliography

    Televisions. Ithaca Video Festival by Deirdre Boyle.

  7. Juan Downey's Recent Videotapes Bibliography

  8. Libraries Bibliography

  9. Return of Guerrilla Television: A TVTV Retrospective Bibliography

  10. Skip Blumberg Warms Up TV Bibliography

  11. Subject to Change: Guerrilla Television Revisited Bibliography

    Subject to Change: Guerrilla Television Revisited

  12. Video Classics: A Guide to Video Art and Documentary Tapes Bibliography

    Introduction to preservation; survey of collections in NYS; reports on preservation activities; glossary; facilities listings; resources; bibliography

  13. Video Playback: Less is More, and Other Video Verities Bibliography

    "While viewing the videotapes in this year?s Global Village Video and Television Documentary Festival, I renewed my Subscription to the "less is more" philosophy. Independent Video began by adhering to this aesthetic out of sheer necessity. With only half-inch black-and-white equipment and either no…

  14. Video Preservation: Securing the Future of the Past Preservation

    Media Alliance launched a video preservation initiative in 1991 and, in partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts, convened a symposium at the Museum of Modern Art on June 14, 1991; over 60 participants from as far as San Francisco and Toronto attended and MoMA sponsored an evening screening organized by Barbara London and Sally Berger. Presenters included Elizabeth Scheines, Leanne Mella, Mark Schubin, David Shulman and Deborah Silverfine; topics covered collection assessment, cataloging (MARC and NAMID), conservation technology, cleaning methods, formats and remastering costs. Media Alliance surveyed over 200 people and solicited funding support from NYSCA, NEA, NAMAC, CCUMC, the Benton Foundation and BAVC; Deirdre Boyle authored the report and Mary Esbjornson served as Executive Director and Project Director of the Video Preservation Initiative.

  15. Whatever Happened to Guerrilla TV? Bibliography

  16. Who's Who in Video: Bill Viola Bibliography