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Moving Images

Item number (ISN):

126534

Series title:

Moving Images

Hierarchical level:

Item (Accession level)

Item number (ISN):

126534

Type of material:

Moving images

Found in:

Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Record information – Details

Fonds/collection:

ONTARIO EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY / OFFICE DE LA TÉLÉCOMMUNICATION ÉDUCATIVE DE L'ONTARIO: OFF-AIR

Accession:

1989-0043

Media:

Video

Part:

1 of 1

Release date:

1989-03-07

Production company:

Ontario Educational Communications Authority

Production credit:

director/producer, Richard Louis Johnson; production assistant, Maggy Watchman; editing, Vance Tschritter; music, George Axon; graphic designer, John Randle; production manager, Sam Dynes

Description:

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This is a program in a 10-part half-hour series described in the broadcasts as a catalogue devoted to the exploration of the moving image in the last decade. This program features clips of the following productions: a 1983 video by Canadian video artist Susan Britton, entitled FREEZE FRAME, described as a "fast-paced look at the perils of modern life"; a 3-minute excerpt of the 1976 film AURA-GONE, by Nova Scotia film-maker Neal Livingston, using a still shot to document "the movements of a city seen in a multi-layered reflection of the street"; a 3-minute excerpt of a 1984 video entitled MCKEE AND ME, by Toronto video producer Scott Dobson. It uses sound and video images to create a nostalgic view of childhood; a short excerpt from the end of the film WOODBRIDGE, by Toronto film-maker Steven Sanguedolce, about the making of a family photograph; a 3-minute excerpt from the 1987 videotape WHITE STUDIO TAPES, a performance-poem about lost love by Winnipeg artist Nelson Henricks, the 1984 videotape THE WEST IS ALIVE, by German video artist Klaus vom Bruch, about a man and a woman playfully and then aggressively embracing and kissing; and finally, a 4-minute excerpt of the 1986 film AUSTRALIAN BUSH, which combines still shots of animals with location footage of the Blue Mountains of Australia. German born film-maker Paul Winkler uses his invention, the Matte Box Image Shifter, to create a travelling matte effect, permitting the insertion of images or parts of images without moving boundaries of other images.

Language:

English

Notes:

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1. Third & final item on the videocassette original.~2. Recorded at 2-hour speed.~3. Recorded off-air from TVOntario from 10:30-11 p.m.

Detailed holdings information:

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Vault ISN:

491600

Format:

VIDEO

Location number:

WM89-0186

Vault code:

GAT

Number of items:

1

Made from:

OFF-AIR

Status:

MASTER
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Conditions of access:

Open

Reproduction access:

with written permission of copyright owner : with permission of Ontario Educational Communications Authority

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