0:00 Opening titles. “Artists who have experienced childhood sexual abuse.” 1:46 Ariel Jordan, an artist, talks about being an artist, how art comes from, “having an awareness of what happened to you.” 2:05 Deborah Davidson, abused by her father. She talks about her father’s abuse. 2:55 Ariel, abused by both parents and uncles. He talks about how his parents didn’t exist anymore to him after the abuse. 3:33 Brooke Hultan, abused by her father, talks about the loss she felt […]
00:00 Jerry Brown discusses the problem of sound bites in politics. He talks about the problems of political exposure in a media who cares more about championing money-advocated candidates. “We’re getting increasingly empty images.” He talks about the need for greater participation on behalf of the people, and less reliance on media images. 18:10 End of tape.
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Raw footage for the 1976 documentary “Making It In Hollywood,” which follows several actors as they attempt to break into the movie business and some who are already established. Interview with Tab Hunter, former matinee idol, in the Chateau Marmont hotel. Hunter talks about the impact of fame and stardom on people’s personalities. Frank Cavestani explains the mission of the project–to de-glamorize Hollywood and to show the reality of a Hollywood wannabe.
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0:30 Tom Weinberg and Joel Cohen introduce some of the first clips on Camcorder Tonight.
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Let Them Eat Cheese” by Kirk von Heflin, “The Treadmill” by The Video Brothers, “Dangerous Stranger” and “Industrialization of Dream Ejaculating Ecstasy of Mind” by Stevo Wolfson, and “The Glass” by Doug Hall.
Image Union program featuring the documentary “Death in the West,” a British anti-tobacco film. The film focuses on the then-controversial issue of whether smoking is harmful to a person’s health and features interviews with people on both sides of the issue. It is framed by the stories of several real cowboys with lung cancer, in order to counteract the image of smoking as a masculine activity.
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