Hi Steve
There has been quite a bit of discussion on the videolib listserv (that's
an online discussion list for video librarians, filmmakers, film
distributors and others)concerning the inaccurate statement New Video is
currently putting forward concerning Public Performance rights.
About
Now if I could just understand a single word that SMPTE publishes, this
might be cool...
Gary
Saw this on Scholcomm thought I'd forward. Sorry for duplication
-- Best, Cathy
Catherine H. Michael
Communications Legal Studies Librarian
Ithaca College Library
Gannett Center 1201, 953
I feel your pain, Vicky!
Unfortunately, even big bushels of money won't help, I'm afraid...
Some of that money could be spent on re-purchasing titles that are
available in DVD. That's definitely a fairly easy thing to do.
Beyond that...
There are few, if any, blanket anythings in this
Well, there are the CCUMC guidelines, which have big problems, I think, in
terms of being overly proscriptive... Not much else. I think case by
case is the way to go. My general mantra to faculty is always: Shorter
is Better; Fewer is Better. I usually start to balk if the quantity is
over 3
Hi Troy
Well, ages ago I put together a white paper with Larry Daressa (of
California Newsreel) which attempted to provide a snapshot of the terrain,
including issues (http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC/vod08b.pdf) which was
subsequently turned into an article in Library Trends (Volume 58, Number
3,
Hey deg
Here's what I wrote back to this guy (with a copy to UC legal
counsel)...I'm pissed off!
Dear Film Distributor
The title in question was bought from a valid home video distribution
source and is perfectly legal under both contract and copyright law.
Since we do not require public
...and ya gotta keep firmly in mind that Swank licenses for access by
specific courses for a specified amount of time. I may be a voice
shrek-ing in the wildness, but I simply can't support that kind of
circumscribed/limited access by the library (at least my library).
gary
Prohibitively
Nope
The instructor can off-air tape and use in class (Kastenmeier is stupidly
restrictive...45 days, I think, but remember, these are guidelines, not
law)...but keeping the thing around for the long-haul (in a library
collection, say) is probably skating on thin ice.
gary handman
Hi all,
Yeah...interestingly we've had a few orders bounced back from amazon as
requiring institutional prices...these are generally titles that amazon is
brokering via amazon marketplace, rather than stuff sold by amazon itself.
gary handman
Hi all,
Just spotted tiered pricing on these DVDs at
In amazon marketplace, the order is fulfilled by a third-party vendor
(i.e. the distributor of the film) not by amazon directly. So, when the
order hits, the distributor rejects it if they're charging institutional
prices and you're trying to buy it cheap.
I know they have been actively goind
If this were utopia 1) Deadwood would have run ten more seasons 2) world
peace would have reigned 3) all classrooms on all campuses would be
tricked out with Blu-ray and Dolby sound. (OK, OK, Dennis, 35mm and THX)
Unfortnately...
As far as media center viewing goes, most of us have under 17
Hi Jeff
We selectively stream clips here...I DO think the practice holds up under FU
We only do it within the password protected confines of a learning
management system for a particular class and for a limited amount of time.
gary handman
Hello video uber-mind. I've received a question about
I'm glad to report that Godot (with monkeywrench) has come and gone (at
$100 hr.)
It's not the Milestones and Flicker Alleys that I'm worried about, Dennis.
It's the Bullfrogs and Icaruses and WMMs...
gary
Dear Gary,
First of all, no one waits for the plumber here in Jersey. Godot will
Serves the Loud Family right for not getting with it...
gary handman
Check it out. An American Family is currently up on UbuWeb. No doubt
it's bootlegged though and may not last long.
http://www.ubu.com/film/aaf.html
On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 4:12 PM, Brigid Duffy bdu...@sfsu.edu wrote:
The
Hi all
UC Berkeley loans (highly selectively) to other UC campuses, and that's
it. We do not loan:
1. titles that are regularly or heavily used for particular classes
2. titles for which we are the sole Western US holder
3. titles which are out of distribution
4. titles which have
...on the other hand: The Castro and other cinephile venues are one
thing; the urban cineplex, definitely another. I'm increasingly appalled
by the lunkheadedness and rudeness of movie-going audiences in urban
cineplexes...
gary handman
This is definitely how I feel when we talk about the
This is really bad and sad news. On the other hand...I'm not surprised.
Both Canyon and EAI are/were living in a fantasy world as far as pricing
goes. I love the avant-garde as much as the next guy, but I refuse to
pony us $500 for a 7 minute DVD, I don't care how avant-garde it is.
I'm hoping
Anything that Martin Scorsese ever made.
gary h.
A faculty member asked me this question: from 1940's to 60's, there were
many movies made with Catholic themes. Is there a source that tells how
many movies were made during this period? I know Gary has a list of movies
with religious
Catholic guilt: Hitchcock!
g
Also anything starring Bing Crosby or based on the writings of Graham
Greene
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 3:33 PM, ghand...@library.berkeley.edu wrote:
Anything that Martin Scorsese ever made.
gary h.
A faculty member asked me this question: from 1940's to
You go, Judge Mahan! We should send him a bouquet!
gary handman
Again, not videos, but this case shows how the four-factor test for fair
use can be interpreted:
Righthaven loses second fair use ruling over copyright lawsuits
Hi Maureen
Howz bout
Not in Our Town
http://www.theworkinggroup.org/orderatape.html
Documentary about the people of Billings, Montana who joined together to
stand up for Native American, Afro-American and Jewish neighbors who were
under attack by white supremacists. In response to a series of
hasn't been--at least not to my knowledge.
gary handman
Hi All,
Does anyone know if Dream of Passion/Melina Mercouri (1978) was ever
released on DVD?
TIA,
Chris McN
Chris McNevins | ACQUISITIONS COORDINATOR
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT | HOMER
Here 'tis for Berkeley
1. Title is in high demand / used frequently either for teaching or research
2. Title is frequently used by large classes
3. We also stream a handful of things which fall into the category of
canonical--that is: they are defining works, either documentary or
cinema,
Nothing exists, Jeff...It's all anecdotal (which means Carlton Jackson and
I and others arguing about who's bigger over drinks at the National Media
Maret...size, in ACRL terms, DOES matter.
gary handman
An instructor asked today if there is some kind of published ranking for
media
Hi Mike
There are no primers...there are no court cases (yet)...there's only
community wisdom and experience (which would be slim comfort or use in a
court of law)
The UCLA case (pending) may break this log-jam, one way or another. Until
then, what you put up as streamed video without license
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC/sports.html#track
gary h.
Hi all,
I write a weekly Film blog for our students - this weeks theme is 'getting
to the finish line' - (finals are next week)
any suggestions out there? so far I have Chariots of Fire, Rocky,
Invictus, (things like that).
It's totally goofy, crammed with scenery-gnawing stars, and as
un-nutritious as cotton candy, but I adored it as as kid:
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963): http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057193/
(Has there ever been a director as shamelessly ham-fisted, but
good-hearted as Stanley Kramer?)
Happy Birthday, Rhonda!
Thought I'd get the jump on Jessica here: For an institution, making a
DVD copy copyrighted vhs tape is really only allowable if the process
adheres to the terms and conditions of Section 108 of the copyright law.
Basically, you can copy if: 1) you're a library or
ooops...I forgot one crucial condition in my 108 checklist below: the
item must unavailable for purchase at a fair market price, which generally
means you can't score a DVD copy of the tape.
Happy Birthday, Rhonda!
Thought I'd get the jump on Jessica here: For an institution, making a
DVD
o crap! Just what we all need, less freedom.
gary
So this involves a University of Denver music professor, works by
Prokofiev and the Uruguay Agreement --
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/03/supremes-will-decide-if-public-domain-works-can-be-re-copyrighted.ars
Shouldn't this
I never underestimate the power of capitalism...
gary
Oh, c'mon Gary! Don't you have faith in our system of governance and
law? Surely the Supreme Court can see the folly here!
Bryan Griest
Glendale Public Library
-Original Message-
From: videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu
You shame me, Randall
Guess I didn't see that this guy has a berkeley.edu account.
But how the hell did he get onto videolib weird!
gary
Dear Mr. Huang,
Since you have a UC-Berkeley email, you are most likely able to view a
plethora of audio-video stuff at Berkeley's Media Resource
uh...well...uh...hmmm...uh...
So nice to hear from you.
Gary Handman
what I can do or you can do for me? I want to watch and listen to all
kinds of audio-visual stuff
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of
issues relating to the selection, evaluation,
...leaned on the accept rather than reject message. sorry!
Who IS Frank Faton at SUNY, and why is he messing around with the estate
of Kruger Kroger?
Stay tuned!
gary
Original Message
Subject: [Videolib] 4 more details
From: Fato,
Original Message
Subject: [Videonews] Upcoming Online Course: Open Source and Open Access
From: Olga Francois ofranc...@umuc.edu
Date: Wed, March 2, 2011 11:01 am
To: videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
So? Was it Blood Simple you were thinking about?
g
Gary,
This sounds fascinating. I hope Columbia puts it out one day.
Oksana
At 04:22 PM 24/02/2011, you wrote:
She Played with Fire (1958)This film was viewed
by AFI staff Alternative Title(s): Fortune
Is a Woman Country: Great
Non problema magna est
gary handman
Oops, make that /denarius/, but who's counting?
Oh, God, I'm so embarrassed, Commander Yates (high school Latin teacher)
is rolling in his grave.
On 2/23/2011 10:23 PM, Randal Baier wrote:
Well, in my very humble opinion, and mind you, I am spouting
Hi all
I think I may have screwed up by accepting rather than deleting a handful
of unauthorized subscriber posts (i.e. spam) my routine videolib/news
maintenance this morning. If weird stuff continues to show up, I'll have
to do more digging...
Sorry for the inconvenience
gary
Gary Handman
Done!
gary
How do I get off of this listserve? I would like to unsubscribe please.
Thanks.
Ashley Chadwick
Emily Carr University Library
videolib-requ...@lists.berkeley.edu wrote:
Send videolib mailing list submissions to
videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
To subscribe or
What is this, Jay?
Thought I'd made it clear that this kind of post isn't appropriate for
this list. Why are you responding to what is basically spam with a pitch
for your company.
Once more, and I'm afraid I'll have to bounce you from the list.
gary handman
We are wholesale distributors
A real noir or neo?
Blood Simple
Spare, stylish, and totally satisfying, from the retro opening credit
sequence where the windshield wipers wash away the text to the startling
but not unexpected conclusion.
Dear Collective Memory,
I am trying to find the title to a film that begins with the
She Played with Fire (1958)This film was viewed by AFI staff
Alternative Title(s): Fortune Is a Woman
Country: Great Britain and United States Language: English
Production Company: John Harvel Productions, Ltd. A Frank
Launder-Sidney Gilliat Production
Distribution Company:
Hi
We don't use Swank. Swank may be a good (albeit over-the-top
expensive)source for individual, short-term course reserve viewings, but
they really don't offer the type of license that's appropriate for
longer-term collection building.
gary
Do you use a Swank license for most of the studio
My guess is that it has never been released. On the other hand, you might
recommend as alternative
Pontecorvo: the dictatorship of truth
Cinema Guild...a really good documentary...it's also included as
supplement on the Criterion version of Battle of Algiers
gary handman
Hello All,
I got
Thanks, Tom
Man, we REALLY need Groucho in these humorless and fraught times! (Guess
we'll have to settle with watching Duck Soup for the millionth time--Hail,
Freedonia!)
I would have LOVED to see Groucho and Jack Warner going ten rounds!
One of my coolest experiences was getting to see
Interesting...only the first scene in Easy Rider has anything to do with
L.A. Maybe you should be looking for New Orleans Plays Itself?
gary handman
Thanks to all who responded with advice (including my error regarding the
title. I had just shown EASY RIDER in my class and they keep
Alexander Street Press: http://alexanderstreet.com/products/afso.htm
but it ain't cheap!
Scriptfly here in Southern Calif. Word of caution, they mostly come
unbound
Mary E. Edwards
Director of Library Services
The Art Institute of California - Los Angeles
2900 31st Street
Santa
I've been on the Loud family mailing list for years...they keep promising
to put out the AF on DVD, but nothing as of yet.
gary handman
That IS interesting and it reminds me to ask, is it possible to purchase
the original An American Family??? I know I've looked a few times and
haven't been
We got ours directly from Thom Anderson. We'll look around and see if we
can find an address for you.
gary handman
Looking for a DVD of Thom Anderson's documentary. I have a feeling that
the rights issue is daunting enough to prevent this from being released,
but if anyone has information
I spent the first 22 years of my life in *LOS ANGELES* and have called it
a hell of lot worse things in my subsequent life.
gary h.
Michael,
Well, first, it's *LOS ANGELES* PLAYS ITSELF -- anyone who sees the film
(or
knows Thom) knows that he is offended when people call his city L.A. --
No, it's not.
gary handman
Hi Rhonda,
Is this the same video?
http://www.newday.com/films/DeadlyDeception.html
Regards,
Victoria Caplan
HKUST Library
Hi all,
Our vhs copy of the Nova/WGBH Deadly Deception got mangled. I don't
see
it anywhere - is it available anywhere, or gone?
Hi Victoria
I think you've made an exceptionally important point re streamed video
circulation statistics. Partial viewing of titles over several sessions
and brief browsing make individual titles or collections look like they're
being used considerably more or more intensively than they
You're kidding, right? I'll stick with Oliver in The Marathon Man and
Jack Nicholson in Little Shop of Horrors, and, of course, W.C. Fields
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022807/)
gary handman
Deadly Dentist? That was a new one for me. As a daughter of two dentists,
I've always been bothered
The film you want has to do with the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
and is long out of distribution.
The other Deadly Deception is the Barbara Chasnoff film on GE--still
available from New Day
gary handman
Nope, but thanks!
-Original Message-
From:
Hi
The Anthro librarian came into a huge chunk of unrestricted donation money
and is looking for ways to spend it intelligently. I've bought stuff
selectively for that department for years (they tend to be very focused in
what they use, even more so since the demise of the visual anthropology
Do you run statistics on use of these things? In my experience, anecdotal
evidence (or unsolicited individual testimonials)are not really sufficient
to justify the acquisition of expensive curated collections.
gary
Admittedly, we are a community college and don't have the demand for
higher
If your counsel is liberal, you wy ahead of the game.
Ultimately they're the ones who would have to back these policies. If it
were me, I'd think that clips should be well under 10 minutes (under 5 is
even better). A 15 minute clip gets into much murkier territory, but,
again, if
Hi Rhonda
Berkeley currently has access to ASP's Theater on Video, which was
licensed via the California Digital Library as a consortial buy...I was
not a strong supporter, but I was out-voted.
We also have ASP's Ethnographic Video collection, purchased by our Anthro
librarian with $ from a
You're my kinda gal, Nancy! Pam and I used to have a fox terrier that was
the spittin' image of Mr. Smith!
gary h.
http://nfriedland.blogspot.com/
--
Nancy E. Friedland
Librarian for Butler Media, Film Studies Performing Arts
Columbia University
206 Butler Library
535 West 114th
Hello (on a Saturday)
There is no formally codified definition of reasonable and limited.
Years ago, the Consortium of College and University Media Centers
developed a set of Fair Use Guidelines which attempted to do such (see
http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/ccmcguid.htm). A
In a dimly remembered, pre-media life (1979 to 1984), I WAS the assistant
head/Acting Head of Acquisitions at UCB (really!), so I know the ropes
(or, at least, I knew them 25 years ago). I DO know that Tech Services
ARE public services: if the stuff don't get cataloged, it don't get used.
gary
The RTI EcoSenior cleaner belongs in Terry Gilliam's Brazil...
garyh
Ah, yes, the RTI that's the machine ... so industrial, so analogue --
indeed, a glorious beast.
- Original Message -
From: Gail Fedak gfe...@mtsu.edu
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 1:48:19 PM
Subject:
--? Haven't heard of it. Who's the director?
gary
--
Valerie Gangwer
Media Services Director
Mary Baldwin College
Ask@GraftonLibrary
#7267
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of
issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition,bibliographic
http://wonder-tonic.com/filmthesis/
Damn! If this thing had been around 40 years ago I would have graduated
s much quicker!
Cheers!
gary
Gary Handman
Director
Media Resources Center
Moffitt Library
UC Berkeley
510-643-8566
ghand...@library.berkeley.edu
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC
I
uh...Jessica...it's a joke...
g.
ICK!!! . This is what I got when I punched in KISS ME DEADLY ( greatest
film
of all time)
Through the use of the male gaze, *kiss me deadly* launches visual salvos
against the fascist aesthetic. Not even close.
On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 6:33 PM,
Original Message
Subject: Re: [Videonews] Streaming rights for three docs
From: ghand...@library.berkeley.edu
Date: Thu, February 3, 2011 8:15 am
To: Video Library News videon...@lists.berkeley.edu
oh yeah...
There's a Film Media Group title, Margaret Sanger
(http://films.com/id/9878/Margaret_Sanger.htm), if that's the one you're
looking for, I'm sure you can buy a license from FMG...
gary
PS: you originally posted this to videonews, Val. Should have gone to
videolib...that's why I'm
The vendor's statement is considerably more liberal than the copyright law
in defining classroom...I wouldn't squawk!
Gary Handman
List members,
I noted this today on a vendor website:
Educational Public Performance Rights (PPR) allow for screening IN A
CLASSROOM SETTING ONLY for
Hi Rhonda
Our budget is in the mid 80Ks...a lot of stuff coming in, so, unless a
faculty person or grad instructor has specifically requested the title, we
don't really push any information out. What I DO do (daily)is schmooze
with almost each and every instructor that walks in the door to find
I'd say that if the clips are few and short, the uses you cite would
qualify...but that's just me.
gary
This is not about ripping, but since we're on a related track . . .
I am not a professor. So, if I go to a national or regional conference
for Student Affairs staff and students and
And speaking of Algeria: How about Battle of Algiers!
gary handman
Matt, our film Beat of Distant Hearts about Saharawi refugees in the
desert of southwestern Algeria might be something to consider. You can
find
film info here: http://www.arabfilm.com/item/180/.
Best,
Alex
Hi Jacqueline
The recent DMCA ruling is basically about exemptions for circumventing DVD
encryption for the purpose of taking out short clips for use in teaching
(or other academic enterprises). That's all. The laws relating to the
specific USES of those clips are another matter altogether.
Thanks, Sue
I get nervous easily these days. I like Alexander Street Press,
generally, and think they'll do right by you...IF, as I am reassured, they
will offer streaming of single-titles, rather than requiring the purchase
of whole collections or sub-collections. I'll be curious to see what
Fabulous! Thanks, Eileen, for the clarification. I'm forwarding this on
to the list, per your request.
Makes me breath a bit easier! I'm still curious about the future of FL
new acquisitions. Will ASP be taking this over, or just the backlist?
Best,
Gary
Hi, Gary-
I thought this
Interesting takes on this question, so far.
One thing that hasn't been addressed--and it may be more relevant to
large, established research collections than others--has to do with
long-term preservation and access to collections. At least 1/4 of our
tape collections at UCB have gone out of
Perhaps the creepiest: Don't Look Now
Gary Handman
Director
Media Resources Center
Moffitt Library
UC Berkeley
510-643-8566
ghand...@library.berkeley.edu
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC
I have always preferred the reflection of life to life itself.
--Francois Truffaut
VIDEOLIB is intended
http://www.imdb.com/search/title?locations=Venice,%20Veneto,%20Italy
Gary Handman
Director
Media Resources Center
Moffitt Library
UC Berkeley
510-643-8566
ghand...@library.berkeley.edu
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC
I have always preferred the reflection of life to life itself.
--Francois
Hi Jared
Yeah, this topic pops up periodically. There are widely divergent opinions.
It's a fairly complex issue, actually: a lot depends on 1) the mission of
the media collection (and the library in general); 2) the nature of the
collection (all video is not created equal in terms of pricing
Fair (i.e. transformative) use. I'd stand behind it!
gary handman
For a dramaturgy class project at Texas State, I used images of Tennessee
Williams and some famous productions to illustrate info on a production of
Night of the Iguana. All images were identified and URLs provided. It
What can you expect from a bunch of anarchists...
g
I was assuming that Jeannie asked because she could not reach them. They
clearly have a web site but hard to tell if it is active.
If you can not reach them, then try the director. Her info was easy to
google
urk! ak! ug!
Here's the deal: I was cleaning out the bounced crap from the list queue
yesterday and inadvertently hit the ACCEPT rather than the DELETE button.
Sorry...t'won't happen again.
gary
I thought this list was vetted before stuff went out. What is going on?
I am receiving all
Hi
Nope...it's gone with the wind. The producer was Tricia Ziff...she's
still making films and you can contact her at: trishaz...@mac.com
Gary Handman
Hi All,
Does any know of another distributor for this title? It was originally
distributed by UC-CMIL and it's not in Berkeley Media's
Can't remember exactly, but Variety (December issues) may have these numbers.
gary handman
Hi there:
Can anyone recommend a source that publishes cumulative Top DVD Rentals
lists?
The only online source I found is IMDB's - which includes the information
but isn't cumulative, and is
Isn't Billboard mainly about music?
g
What about Billboard?
Becky Tatar
Periodicals/Audiovisuals
Aurora Public Library
1 E. Benton Street
Aurora, IL 60505
Phone: 630-264-4100
FAX: 630-896-3209
blt...@aurora.lib.il.us
www.aurora.lib.il.us
From:
Hi
Against All Odds is available free as streamed video from
http://learner.org/resources/series65.html
Gary Handman
Hi again, everyone: Happy New Year!
I have received another list of videos (*below*) from one of our faculty
for an online course via Blackboard. We’re interested in
Position open at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Also
available online at
https://jobs.illinois.edu/default.cfm?page=jobjobID=5040
Media Preservation Coordinator
Academic Professional
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Position Available: Position is open
Hi all:
OK: Could one of you forward to me an example of a double posting.
Forward the ENTIRE email message, including the header (the header is
really important). Once I get an example, I'll get our network consultant
guys on it.
gary
Gary Handman
Director
Media Resources Center
Moffitt
Hey Chris and happy new year
Sounds like a contractual issue, not necessarily a PPR issue. What they
seem to be saying is that the higher price is the institutional price,
period. Don't think there's much to fight.
gary handman
Happy New Year all!
I recent purchased a home movie from a
Well, Judy...it sucks, put it isn't illegal, as far as I'm aware.
There continues to be a fair amount of confusion about the
PPR/institutional pricing gambit... Here's the deal:
Some distributors charge higher prices to institutions (or others) because
they bundle items in their catalogs with
Hi
Well...There is no set strategy and there are no best practices at present
for such stuff. In looking over your list very quickly, it's apparent
that many titles are currently in distribution from extant distributors
(eg Cunningham Dance, Blackwood, Dance Horizons, Creative Arts TV...). In
Ich hore eine stimme in mich und ich kann es nicht helfen!
g
PS: Special christmas treats to anyone who can identify the film in which
the above was spoken (and by whom)
Hey I thought you were on vaction Santa?
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 10:28 AM, ghand...@library.berkeley.edu wrote:
Hi
Macy's in SF just canned it's Santa of 25 years because the poor old guy
told a vaguely risque joke (and I mean vaguely) to an older couple
standing nearby
(http://www.aolnews.com/2010/12/07/san-fran-macys-cans-santa-for-naughty-joke/).
Maybe they need one of THESE rare santas to take his place!
Holy crap, James...you mean there's someone cinematically wonkier than I
out there!
Have a wonderful holiday!
g.
Can you say that in your Peter Lorre voice? Nothing like a little M to
bring in the holiday cheer!
--James
--
James M. Steffen, PhD
Film and Media Studies Librarian
ach! Du bist ganz korrekt, Ursula! (I fault my keyboard for the lack of
umlaut, but the failure to use the dative is entirely mine)
xoxo
gary
I can’t help myself either. It should be “Ich höre eine Stimme in mir”
Ursula
National Media Market
P.O. Box 87410
Tucson, AZ 85754-7410
Hi all
I'm heading out for my traditional long winter's nap (Dec 17 thru Jan 3,
2011) Play nice while I'm away...
Hope you all have lovely holidays. Best wishes for a healthy and sane new
year.
Gary
Gary Handman
Director
Media Resources Center
Moffitt Library
UC Berkeley
510-643-8566
Try
Bolinao 52 (http://www.bolinao52.com/)
gary
I'm looking for a documentary on Boat People. I found a few movies. But
I need actual footage of Vietnamese refugees and their plight leaving
Vietnam on boat after the fall of Saigon. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Farhad Moshiri
AV Librarian
I believe it has stuff in it about the 70s as well...
g
Thanks Gary. I saw this in my search. It is about an event in 1988 not
1975.
Farhad
From: videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu
[videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of
Here's another
Films Media Group has a two-part set entitled Vietnamese Americans. The
second part is about the Fall of Saigon and the Vietnamese diaspora.
There
are a number of shots of boat people near the beginning of the video.
gary
Thanks Gary. I saw this in my search. It is about an
Let's put it this way, Jessica: I have about 32K tapes in my collection,
and I can confidently say that I can show significant deterioration for
the majority.
This feature of 108 is perhaps the most idiotic of them all: what it
effectively says is that you have to wait until the medium is
Jessica...
There's a HELL of a lot of difference between freely digitizing and
delivering in-distribution content (under the banner of 107 or other
rationales) and invoking 108 to save content that is out-of-distribution
and at risk of going away for good. Come on, J. You KNOW these two
things
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