(1985, 3:52)
A zany hot cooking/performance video in Thailand. “A perfect video.” - Global Village Documentary Film & Video Festival.

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(1981, 29:15)
All the big tricks, speed, laughs, and tears of championship rope jumping. 3 NYC Emmy’s, Black Programming Consortium Best Cultural Program, and many others. A classic video doc.

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(1980, 28:44)
This real-life comedy focuses on the adventures of 55-year-old ski jumping, Olympics super-fan Murphy at the 1980 Winter Games in Lake Placid. A colorful close-up look at this exciting international event that contains all the whooshes and whacks that ABC Sports missed.

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(1983, 27:08)
Exciting and unique ancient arctic sports such as blanket toss, high kicks, and knuckle-hop are featured in this cultural doc about modern Eskimos and Indians in Alaska.

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(2006, 47:15)
Video art featurette recorded at the famed artist's memorial service, contains 46 short visually-stylized often-humorous insightful interviews with friends, colleagues, collaborators and protégées; including artists Yoko Ono, Merce Cunningham, Carolee Schneeman, Davidson Gigliotti...

(1975, 5:15)
Black silhouettes on hot white background causes after-images in the eye, not the screen. Then we explore the Sarasota, FL backyard home of a circus performing family. The relationship between performer and director flip when the performer directs the camera (while juggling).

(2012, 17:36)
A professionally-directed collaboration of very special performers, all with developmental disabilities, as they create, rehearse and perform to an enthusiastic audience at NYC’s Central Park Bandshell. A behind-the-scenes entertainment and a portrait of a model program.

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(2006, 36:47)
Seventeen more short remembrances of NJP, including video artists Mary Lucier, Dara Birnbaum, David Cort (Videofreex), Ralph Hocking (Experimental TV Center), Ira Schneider (Raindance/Radical Software), the first video art curator David Ross, and independent film pioneer Jonas Meka...

(1990/ 2002, 11:26)
Humorous and ironic non-fiction first-person travel art video diary exposes an insider’s view of the art world and, at the same time, is a reflexive video about making a video. A group of high-living American art aficionados tour the Moscow studios of the unofficial artists d...

(1992, 51:08)
In NYC streets landscape, one-person-crew early camera journalist Skip Blumberg finds the amazing among the commonplace, digging deeper than a mere observational video for the culture, street people, grit, creativity, adaptability, the heart of urban life with serendipitous discove...

(1985, 51:30)
TV’s Barbara Walters and Mike Wallace, Pulitzer Prize-winning oral historian Studs Terkel, National Public Radio’s Susan Stamberg, NYC Police Detective Sean Grennan, and psycho-analyst Joel Kovel are interviewed about curiosity, style, trickery, truth and conversation.

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(1980/ 2010, 7:30)
Early 3-channel art video (recently restored combined on one channel). The repetition of urban action becomes a symphony of rhythms, building to cacophony and back. Produced with 12 Twin Cities video artists at Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis. Installation in IDS Center’s Crysta...

(2005, 6:20)
To repay the volunteer efforts of Louisianans who came to help recovery in the neighborhood of the World Trade Center collapse, Bob Townley's Manhattan Youth community center hosts a fundraiser for Hurricane Katrina victims on the rebuilt pier that loaded the debris from the destroy...

(2005, 2:06)
Lower Manhattan residents deliver words of hope & strength to their compatriots in the damaged zone. With on-camera correspondent Cookie Girl Jemma Brown.

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(2005, 2:25)
A NYC firefighter articulating his message to the Katrina Recovery gives insight to why firefighters are regarded as heroes.

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(1989-92, 40:00)
“Living in Flames,” “Jaws of Love,” “Paradise,” and 7 other biting and comedic monologues by this super-talented Downtown performer and writer, who went on to be a Hollywood feature film screenwriter.

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(2001, 4:30)
After the twin towers collapse, Jemma, a pre-teen who lives in Tribeca a few blocks from the site, bakes and serves cookies to recovery workers. Screened at NY Historical Society "Here is New York" 20th anniversary exhibition September 10, 11, & 12, 2021.

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(1986, 3:58)
Camera journalist Skip Blumberg reports on Korean traditional and avant garde culture for Nam June Paik's 1986 3-country live TV extravaganza "Bye Bye Kipling" broadcast on PBS, KBS and NHK.

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(2007, 16:00)
Al fresco performance that’s a true civic expression celebrates the re-opening of the park that had been closed since the collapse of the Twin Towers 3 blocks away. With Movement Theatre Company, SilverCloud Hoop Dancers, An Hysterical Walking Tour, musical saw virtuoso Moses Josia...

(1992, 2:34)
"Are you ready for this?" Bold rhythmic cheer by the Champions, a performance group of young girls on location in NYC L.E.S. housing project.

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(1992/ 2018, 3:09)
NYC's first semi-nude political demonstration for the right to be topless. Outside Madison Square Garden during the 1992 Democratic Presidential Convention.

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(1996, 5:57)
On the festive convention floor, cable TV owners and operators go shopping for channels. An early one-person-crew camera journalist's report.

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(1995, 4:30)
A compelling street performer attracts a crowd on lower Broadway until NYPD interrupts.

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(1993/ 2018, 6:25)
A non-violent action disrupts weekend traffic during the height of the AIDS scourge; look for NYC politician Tom Duane's civil disobedience. The video also explains why the tunnel is named Holland.

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Human / animal interspecies relationships are examined close-up. A tourist event that aims to preserve the elephant training skills, traditions and culture.

(1975, 3:00)
by Jane Aaron and Skip Blumberg
Impossible choreography, antic stunts and magical tricks for a pixilating auto-intervalometer super-8mm film camera on location at Stony Clove Notch Pond in the heart of the Catskill Mountains. Dancers (in order of appearance): Alice Wexler, Skip Blum...

(2003, 6:44)
One of NYC’s best street performance group's stellar act with a message. In Battery Park.

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Skip Blumberg's short camera journalism report about an in-the-ocean protest at Boca Chica CA by Orange County chapter of the Surfrider Foundation, an environmental group dedicated to conservation of the world's beaches. Exec prod Tom Weinberg.

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as seen in "Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese" Raw videotape edited in the camera, including "bicentennial hats," Uncle Sam, Cuban dance performance recorded in one nonstop-moving-handheld-camera three-and-a-half-minute-long take. A quintessential video diary of a...

They jump on ground up lake ice and plastic fringed mats.

Virtuosic melodic whistlers pucker up and blow, among the variety of whistling techniques, in the first ever Whistle-off in Carson City NV, October 1 - 3, 2022. Host: Al "Jazzbo" Collins.

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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. ...

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...