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  1. Sales Lit for Leitch VSS-160N; SPG-100N; ACO-101; 600 Series Distribution Amplifiers; CTG 200N; CTG-210N; CTG-220N; SPG-110P; others Bibliography

    Sales Lit for Leitch VSS-160N; SPG-100N; ACO-101; 600 Series Distribution Amplifiers; CTG 200N; CTG-210N; CTG-220N; SPG-110P; others. Illustrated.

  2. Sally Berger People

    Sally Berger is a video, film, and new media curator, lecturer, and writer who specializes in experimental video and non-fiction media; she is Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video at The Museum of Modern Art (1986 to the present) and works as an independent curator. She served as Executive Director of IFS from 1989-94; she is an international guest lecturer and programmer and writes on non-fiction practices, video art, and new media; she received an M.A. in Cinema Studies from New York University in 1999 and a B.A. from Fordham College at Lincoln Center in 1986.

  3. San Francisco International Video Festival Bibliography

    Magazine/catalog of the Festival. David Ross (Bay Area Video Coalition); Ira Schneider (NYC Video); Peter D'Agostino (Proposal for Qube); Willoughby Sharp (The Artists Satellite TV Network); Julie Gustafson (TV and the Independent Producer). Catalog (Gary Hill and others).

  4. San Francisco International Video Festival Bibliography

    Magazine/catalog of the San Francisco Video Festival. Articles by Juan Downey (Yanomami) ; Willoughby Sharp (Nam June Paik); Doug Hall (Ronald Reagan); Bill Viola; Shigeko Kubota; Ishmael Reed. Artist's pages: Michael Smith; Tony Oursler; Juudith Barry

  5. San Francisco International Video Festival Bibliography

    Magazine/catalog of the San Francisco Video Festival. Articles by Gene Youngblood (Erotic Amateurs); Bill Viola; John Handhardt; Wulf Herzogenrath; John Sanborn. Artist's Pages: Chip Lord; Howard Fried; Klaus vom Bruch; Bernd Kracke.

  6. San Francisco International Video Festival Bibliography

    Magazine/catalog of the San Francisco Video Festival. Articles by John Sanborn; Tony Labat (POV); Willoughby Sharp (Paul Ryan); Chip Lord; John Minkowsky (Bill Viola); Artist's Pages: Nam June Paik (Essay on Ralph Hocking); Dara Birnbaum; Juan Downey; Max Almy; Doug Hall; Michael Peppe; Seltzer and …

  7. San Francisco Video Festival Bibliography

  8. San Francisco Video Festival: SFIVF Goes on the Road Bibliography

  9. San Francisco Video Festival: SFIVF Goes on the Road, Part II Bibliography

  10. San Francisco's Video Free America Bibliography

  11. Sanborn Company. Sanborn Twin-Viso Models 60-300, 60-400, 60-1000. Instruction Manual Bibliography

    Sanborn Company. Sanborn Twin-Viso Models 60-300, 60-400, 60-1000. Instruction Manual. Table of Contents holds the following paragraph heads: Introduction, DC Preamplifier (Controls, Balance Adjustment, Calibration, Bias Adjustment), AC Preamplifier (Controls, Calibration, Decay Curve Adjustment), A…

  12. Sandin Image Processor - Excerpts of Description of Analog IP modules from Pioneers of Electronic Art Bibliography

    Descriptions of the Image Processor Sandin Image Processor Sherry Miller Hocking Sandin Image Processor Set Up Analog IP Modules excerpts of description by Jeffrey Schier Modules Sandin Image Processor The Sandin IP is an analog video system designed by Dan Sandin, of the University of Illinois at C…

  13. Sandin Image Processor 1971-1973 Bibliography

    Description of the Sandin Image Processor

  14. Sandin Image Processor Construction Manual Bibliography

    Sandin Image Processor Construction Manual includes Distribution Religion, Brief Systems Level Description, Gain Controlled Amplifier(multiplier), Amplitude Classifier, Input, Function Generator, Adder Multiplier, Differentiator, Reference Module, Power Supply, Comparator, Color Encoder, Mini Adder …

  15. Sandin Image Processor Presently Optimized Bibliography

  16. Sandra Gibson People

    Sandra Gibson is an award-winning independent filmmaker whose animated films have been shown in museums and galleries such as Anthology Film Archives and Northwest Film Center; her work has screened at festivals including the Rotterdam International Film Festival, Independent Exposure, the Empire State Film Festival and the Ann Arbor Film Festival and has won awards at the Black Maria Film Festival, the New England Film and Video Festival and the South Beach Animation Festival. Her practice combines abstraction and false narratives using hand-made elements, found footage and computer-generated elements; she holds a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and has studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

  17. Sang Um Nam People

    Sang Um Nam is an artist, scholar and inventor in Madison, WI who teaches Imaging Media (New Media Concentration) in the Department of Communication Technologies at University of Wisconsin, Platteville; he holds a B.S. in Molecular Biology and a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts from UC San Diego (2001) and an M.F.A. in Electronic Integrated Arts from Alfred University (2004). He produced Silent Scream (2004) and Fluxion (2004), developed audio mixers and controllers including Quadraphonic and Octaphonic Sound Perspective Generator and the Sensor Board (2003), and presented international education and media research at conferences including Global Education 2007; he traveled for workshops to South Korea, Thailand, Nepal and Myanmar.

  18. Sanjna Singh and Pia Sawhney People

    Sanjna Singh, born in Mumbai, left at 17 for the US to pursue film; she graduated from Bryn Mawr College in 2000 and worked in Philadelphia's film industry. She and Bryn Mawr graduate Pia Sawhney founded Chai Break Films in 2003; their short premiered at Rotterdam and at the US Amnesty International Film Festival, and the duo received a NYSCA grant. She studied at ICP (New York), Paris VII (Jussieu) and Spéos Institute; Out of Status was supported by the Experimental Television Center Finishing Funds Program and is distributed by MediaRights.org.

  19. Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo DCR 150. Operating Instructions. AM/FM Stereo Receiver Bibliography

    Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo DCR 150. Operating Instructions. AM/FM Stereo Receiver. Booklet is brokendown into the following sections: Introduction, Selection of Location, Preparation, Controls of the Front Panel, Operation, External Device Use, FM Antenna Information, and Specifications.

  20. Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo Portable Video Cassette Recorder VCC 7100 Operating Instructions Bibliography

    Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo Portable Video Cassette Recorder VCC 7100 Operating Instructions. Contents include Features, Controls & Functions, Important Instructions, The Video Cassette, Loading the Cassette, Power Sources, Video-recording With the VC 500 Camera, Playback thru VC500 View finder, Recor…

  21. Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo Viewfinder Color Television Camera VCC 8100 Operating Instructions Bibliography

    Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo Viewfinder Color Television Camera VCC 8100 Operating Instructions. Cover shows B&W photograph of camera. Manual contains the following information: Professional Features, Caution, Identification & Operation of Controls, Before Operation, Preliminary Set-up and Control Sett…

  22. Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo Viewfinder Color Television Camera VCC 8100 Service Manual Bibliography

    Sanyo Electric Inc. Sanyo Viewfinder Color Television Camera VCC 8100 Service Manual. Cover shows B&W photograph of camera. Manual contains Specifications, General Outline, Power Circuit (W1), Deflection Circuit (W1), Processor (W2), Encoder (W2), Sync Signal Generator Circuit (W2), Color Bar Genera…

  23. Sanyo VTC 7100 Tools

    Sanyo VTC 7100 is an EIAJ black-and-white 1/2" portable video cassette recorder with still-frame capability and a rotary four-head system; cassettes held 30 or 60 minutes in the original format and 120 minutes in V-Cord II format, and the V Cord format was introduced in 1972. Using a battery with the VC 500 camera provided about 45 minutes of recording; the unit is described as a world’s first portable cassette VTR and is light in weight at 15 lbs. The Operating Instructions Manual lists features, controls, power sources, playback, dubbing, maintenance and safety functions.

  24. Sara Diamond People

    Sara Diamond is a television, new media and visual artist, critic, teacher and curator; she has led programs in new media, visual art and television at The Banff Centre since 1992. She established the Banff New Media Institute, developed Women in the Directors' Chair and residencies such as Nomad and Beauty, and produced television co-productions including Women's Shorts and the millennium project Human Vox/Computer Voice. Her awards include the Bell Canada Award for Achievement in Video (1995) and Educator of the Year at the 2002 Canadian New Media Awards; her appointments include Cultural Industries SAGIT, the Canada Council Advisory Committee for Media Arts and the Cultural Diversity Advisory Committee for Heritage Canada.

  25. Sara Hornbacher People

    Hornbacher studied video with the Vasulkas and experimental filmmaking with Paul Sharits, Hollis Frampton and Tony Conrad, earning a graduate degree from the Center for Media Study at the University of Buffalo. She also studied with Dan Sandin at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. Her fir…