Bibliography

Discovery: Miranda July Renaissance Riot Grrrl Bibliography

Miranda July, a 26-year-old Portland, Oregon–based artist, works in multimedia performance, experimental audio, single-channel video, fanzines and riot grrrl distribution and appeared as a nurse in Jesus' Son. She organized the Big Miss Moviola video chain letter, a compilation-return system for women filmmakers, and expected over 100 films in circulation by August 2000; her videos The Amateurist (1998) and Nest of Tens (2000) examine systems, numeric codes and estranged behavior through split personalities, surveillance and staged scenarios. Nest of Tens screened at the Walter Reade Theater's New York Video Festival, July 21–27, 2000; the piece is reprinted by Film Comment.

Dissonant Landscapes: A collection of Videotapes Bibliography

Distributing for Dollars Bibliography

Distribution at Galleries, Museums, and Media Centers Collections

Survey of videotape distribution through U.S. museums, gallery dealers and media centers; contributors include curators and distributors at Whitney, Everson, Berkeley University Art Museum, MoMA, Castelli/Sonnabend, Electronic Arts Intermix, Global Village, The Kitchen and Synapse. Museums package traveling video shows and charge artist fees; distributors and media centers lease or sell tapes to institutions. Betamax/VHS, cable and broadcast are discussed as emerging markets; notable projects include the Whitney's Introduction to Video for the AFA catalog, Everson's Video Anthology, Global Village's Giving Birth and Synapse's planned paid distribution beginning January 1979.

Distribution of the Digital Video Media: A Technological Primer Bibliography

Documenta 6. In German Bibliography

Documentary Bibliography

Documentary Video Classics - A Core Collection Bibliography

Documentary Video: Decades of Change Bibliography

Don Hallock and the Videola Bibliography

Press and program notes for exhibition.

Donnell Center: Collecting Artists' Tapes for Public Use Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. 990 TV Camera. *A Trademark of The Singer Company Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. 990 TV Camera. *A Trademark of The Singer Company. Cover: 3-D, B&W photograph, Features and Description. Inside cover: Accessories including Pan-and-Tilt units. Inside back cover: Technical Specifications. Back cover: Dimensional Dr…

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. UC-1 Economy Solid-State Television Camera Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. UC-1 Economy Solid-State Television Camera. Front: 3-D, B&W photograph, Features and Description. Back: Specifications and System Diagram.

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. UC-2 Viewfinder Television Camera Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. UC-2 Viewfinder Television Camera. Front: 3-D, B&W photograph, Features and Description. Back: Technical Specifications.

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer GPL TV Systems. GPL 470 Economy TV Camera Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer GPL TV Systems. GPL 470 Economy TV Camera. Front: 3-D, B&W photograph, Features and Description. Back: Technical Specifications, Dimensional Drawings and the GPL M8 (monitor).

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer GPL TV Systems. GPL1200 Viewfinder TV Camera Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer GPL TV Systems. GPL1200 Viewfinder TV Camera. For open or closed circuit TV programming in educational, commercial, broadcast or military applications. Cover: 3-D, B&W photograph, Features and Description. Inside cover: Accessories, Viewfinder and Remote Control …

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer GPL TV Systems. MP-100 Studio Console Bibliography

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Singer GPL TV Systems. MP-100 Studio Console. A new concept in Television Production. Front: 3-D, B&W photograph and brief General Description. Back: Continued description with two photographs: Rear panel and front controls.

Double Vision by Peter Campus (1971, 18 min., b/w, sound) Bibliography

Double Vision by Peter Campus Issued as a Program Note to accompany the touring showcase, "The Moving Image State-wide: 13 Tapes by 8 Videomakers," sponsored by the University-wide Committee on the Arts of the State University of New York system in September 1978, and curated by John Minkowsky, Vide…

Douglas Davis Bibliography

Douglas Davis: Events Drawings Objects Videotapes Bibliography

Douglas Davis: Video Against Video Bibliography

Downsville Community TV: Description of Activities (1972) Groups

Downsville Community TV was founded and operated by Dean and Dudley Evenson in Downsville in the Catskill Mountains; the pair produced and cablecast local programming using a Sony 3600 Portapak, with weekly broadcasts transmitted by a green VW van that connected two cables to a Portapak and aired on Channel 3. Programs included profiles of local workers (a teacher canning chairs, a grocer making sausages, a cop discussing the non-existence of crime), interviews on local political issues, and civic and cultural events; they planned a series on small-farm problems and noted concern for environmental issues. Reported in Radical Software, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1972.

Downtown Community TV Center: DCTV: Our History Groups

Downtown Community Television Center (DCTV) was founded in 1972 by Keiko Tsuno and Jon Alpert in a Canal Street loft; they taught free video workshops, ran a mobile outreach unit with funding from the New York Department of Cultural Affairs, and launched a high-school program for at-risk youth in 1976. The group acquired early color Portapaks in 1974, relocated to an abandoned firehouse in 1979 and developed a verité documentary style culminating in Third Avenue (1980), which won a National Emmy. DCTV collaborated with NBC and later HBO on national broadcasts, produced numerous documentary programs, and from 2000–2003 developed the Cyberstudio, ConnecTV, the Cybercar/Speak Up New York! project, and the Afghanistan: From Ground Zero to Ground Zero documentary (2002).

Dr. Steadfast's Last Migraine: A One Act Play by Terry Cuddy Bibliography

Dr. Steadfast's Last Migraine: A One Act Play by Terry Cuddy.

Dr. T's Music Software: Keyboard Controlled Sequencer; DX7 Patch Librarian; CZ Patch Librarian; Echo-Plus Bibliography

Dr. T's Music Software: Keyboard Controlled Sequencer; DX7 Patch Librarian; CZ Patch Librarian; Echo-Plus.