The Independent Film & Video Monthly - October, 1991 (Volume 14, Number 8)

Here is - The Independent Film & Video Monthly - A Publication of the Association of Independent Video & Film Makers; Publisher: Martha Gever / Editor: Patricia Thomson; Volume 14, No. 8 -- October, 1991; measures approx 8 1/2" by 11" with 44 pages; Cover: Archival footage is a necessary component of many film and video productions, but the process of locating and using this material can seem intimidating and expensive to the uninitiated. In "Archival Survival" Rick Prelinger spells out the basic facts and procedures producers need to know to research, duplicate, liscense and clear rights to archival and stock footage. Also in this issue is Deirdre Boyle's report on the state of the relatively new field of video preservation.; Table of Contents: FEATURES; Archival Survival: The Fundamentals of Using Film Archives and Stock Footage Libraries; Video Preservation: Insuring the Future of the Past; Faculties for Cleaning, Restoring and Remastering Videotape; MEDIA CLIPS; Tongue Tied: Homophobia Hamstrings PBS; NEA Memo Alleges Castro Connection; Argentine Filmmaker Fights Menem "Mafia"; Lino Brocka: 1939-1991; Phil Zwicker: 1955-1991; Michael Fleishman: 1950-1991; FIELD REPORTS; Oy Vey By the Bay: The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; IN FOCUS; Deja View: Restoring and Remastering Open-Reel Videotapes; LEGAL REPORT; Lein on Me: Film Foreclosuers and Movie Labs' Legal Rights; FESTIVALS; CLASSIFIEDS; NOTICES; MEMORANDA; plus lots and lots of graphics... images... photos... illustrations...and of course advertising