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White Ox Films: Funding the Future

Author
David Tulbert
Publication
The Independent Gazette: Journal of Independent FIlm and Video Artists
Publisher
Association of Independent Video and Filmmkaers, Inc.
Date
July 1976
Place
New York, NY
Volume
1
Issue
1
ETC archive
ETC0900

Abstract

Organization of White Ox Films in Rochester; David Tulbert, director
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David Tulbert. White Ox Films: Funding the Future. The Independent Gazette: Journal of Independent FIlm and Video Artists. vol. 1, no. 1. Association of Independent Video and Filmmkaers, Inc. July 1976. pp. 21.

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Organization of White Ox Films in Rochester; David Tulbert, director

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