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Videotape: Video Design and Modification

Author
Curt Roseman
Publication
Filmmakers Newsletter
Date
June 1977
Subjects
Texts by Author
ETC archive
ETC0756
Tool designer
George Brown

Abstract

George Brown, video design

https://archive.org/details/ETC0756

Videotape: Video Design and Modification - George Brown. 1977. Filmmakers Newsletter. June 1977.

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Curt Roseman. Videotape: Video Design and Modification. Filmmakers Newsletter. no. June 1977. Filmmakers Newsletter. June 1977.

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