When I was a worker like LaVerne
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Before Amazon, the Sears Roebuck Catalog's mail order business set a standard for mass production economies of scale. An intimately-recorded personal confrontation between worker and supervisor during a tour of one of the world's longest conveyor belt systems is a metaphor for employment roles. The 1974 production, one of the earliest documentaries recorded on half-inch reel-to-reel portable video recorder, took advantage of the gear's portability with sync sound and low light camera capability.
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Disamament Video Survey (half-hour edit)
This project by 300 producers in the indie videomaker community in the U.S. and internationally addressed the United Nations Special Session on Disarmament
in NYC May - July 1982. The 60 raw tapes with 3000 interviews and several dozen edits were cablecast non-stop on Manhattan cable TV where UN...