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• This Is A Test, Part 1A

  1981-09-27 / Uncategorized

  Experimental program featuring the work of independent videomakers Continue reading →

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  [The 90’s raw: Dr. Blase Bonpane]

  1991-01-25 / Nancy Cain, THE 90's

  00:00 Black 00:03 Dr. Blase Bonpane in mid-speech talking about George Bush’s decision to start a war in 1991 and why he resigned. “A new world order would not depend on Saddam Hussein or on George Bush, but on an international consensus. We want to get private citizens to build a collective new world order, listening to each other and not have the ruling power make decisions about war. The ruling power always tries to define what the truth of … Continue reading →

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  [The 90’s raw: Blase Bonpane]

  Nancy Cain, THE 90's

  Office of the Americas Continue reading →

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  Nancy Cain’s Journal

  1988-01-01 / Nancy Cain

  Several segments produced by Nancy Cain: Street / At Home / Rita Ironing / Obscene Phone Call / Boone & Bredesen / Robbie Conal / TV Review / Bob Morton. Continue reading →

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  It’s a Living: Paper Wagon

  1976-1-1 / Chicago

  Part of the It’s a Living series created by Videopolis based on Studs Terkel’s book Working, which focuses on workers in Chicago. This tape unfolds practically in real-time in the bowels of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Station. It features discussion and interaction with the workers on newspaper delivery trucks and railway workers wheeling wagons to commuter trains. Continue reading →

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  CamNet, episode 702

  Eddie Becker, Judith Binder, Nancy Cain, Skip Blumberg, Tom Weinberg

  A cable program produced by Nancy Cain, Judith Binder, and friends in L.A. in the mid-90s. This episode focuses primarily on a protest in Washington, D.C. over the Rodney King verdict, as well as a short segment about the aftermath of the riots in L.A. Continue reading →

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  Harriet – King Cotton – Pelicans

  1971-1-1 / Guerrilla TV, NHPRC, Roots of Video

  This tape consists of three short videos: “Harriet” by Nancy Cain, and “King Cotton” and “Pelicans” by Rita Ogden. Continue reading →

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  Very few people get to see this part of the station (rough edit)

  Chicago, Guerrilla TV, Nancy Cain, NHPRC, Roots of Video, Studs Terkel

  This video contains a half-hour rough cut of the program “It’s A Living: Paper Wagon.” The focus is on a group of newspaper and railroad workers who share their personal thoughts about their jobs, dreams, and hopes for the future. There is also a brief interview with Studs Terkel towards the end of the tape. Terkel’s book “Working” was the inspiration for the “It’s A Living” television series. Continue reading →