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Emile Devereaux People

Emile Devereaux works at the intersection of electronic media production and theory. His artistic practice includes interactive electronics installation, 3D animation, and digital media. His work has been shown widely as broadcast media and in international exhibitions, including such venues as Ars …

Emily Abt People

Emily Abt is Founder/President of Pureland Pictures and an award-winning filmmaker; her first film TAKE IT FROM ME, a feature length documentary about welfare reform, aired on PBS POV in 2001. She earned an MFA in Film Directing from Columbia University in 2004 and made two 16mm fiction shorts, including AISHA, THE AMERICAN, produced during a year-long Fulbright in London. Abt has worked for clients including Johnson & Johnson and MTV; won faculty honors for TOE TO TOE (selected for the 2006 IFP Market); is in post-production on MEHRET; and has received production grants from foundations including the UK Fulbright Commission and the Jerome Foundation.

Emily Breer People

Emily Breer creates live-action/animation films screened in festivals and museums in the U.S. and internationally. Her THE PHONY TRILOGY (POOL BOY, CADDY, THE HORROR) is a real-time video-meets-digital-animation trilogy featuring Joe Gibbons as the phony who recounts influence among Iggy Pop and Brian Wilson; SUPERHERO shows continuously at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York. SUPERHERO and THE GENIUS, a feature she co-directed with Gibbons, were included in the 1995 Whitney Biennial, and most recently Breer and Gibbons produced one-minute Hi-8 videos animated and edited on the computer featuring Gibbons' dry, obsessive monologues about power, destruction, and death.

Empire and Communications Bibliography

EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter, Eight-Octave Filter Bank Two-Voltage Random Generator, Synthi Sequencer 256, Keyboard DK1 and KS, Synthi-VCS3 Mark II, Synthi-AKS Sales Pages Bibliography

EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter, Eight-Octave Filter Bank Two-Voltage Random Generator, Synthi Sequencer 256, Keyboard DK1 and KS, Synthi-VCS3 Mark II, Synthi-AKS Sales Pages. Illustrated with black and white photographs, descriptions, and technical specifications. Price List.

EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter(with Built-In Voltage Controlled Sawtooth Oscillator and Envelope Follower (2 copies) Bibliography

EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter(with Built-In Voltage Controlled Sawtooth Oscillator and Envelope Follower). Illustrated, descriptive one page product sales sheet. Description of how this circuit works. "The primary function of this device is to convert an audio input into a DC voltage whose value is…

EMS Product Sales Literature on Spectre Colour Video Synthesizer, includes press clippings, press release, and Panel diagram Bibliography

EMS Product Sales Literature on Spectre Colour Video Synthesizer, includes press clippings, press release, and Panel diagram.

EMS Spectre- Preliminary Introduction to the Operation of the Machine Bibliography

EMS Spectre- Preliminary Introduction to the Operation of the Machine. Directors: Peter Zinovieff, David Cockerell, Robin Leach, Tristram Cary, Anthony Rubinstein. http://www.ems-synthi.demon.co.uk/emsprods.html#spectronDesigned by Richard Monkhouse.

English Electric Television Camera Tube Service Data - Image Orthicons with Elcon Target Bibliography

English Electric Television Camera Tube Service Data- Image Orthicons with Elcon Target. 12 page booklet includes Principles of Tube Operation, Camera Equipment, Camera Operation, Operational Notes. Technical illustrations and block diagram of image orthicon system.

Ensoniq Corp. The Mirage Digital Sampling Keyboard From Ensoniq. At This Price, It Sounds Too Good to be True Bibliography

Ensoniq Corp. The Mirage Digital Sampling Keyboard From Ensoniq. At This Price, It Sounds Too Good to be True. Cover: B & W photograph of 61-key keyboard. Second page contains a list of Specifications.

1979 Entermedia Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Entermedia's "American Mavericks Film Festival," New York City, and statewide tour

Environment and man's future- by the visionary genius of our time: I Seem To Be a Verb. "The most important fact about Spaceship Earth: An instruction book didn't come with it." Bibliography

Environment and man's future- by the visionary genius of our time: I Seem To Be a Verb. "The most important fact about Spaceship Earth: An instruction book didn't come with it."

Envision Television: Charting the Cultural Geography of Homelessness Groups

Envision Television (e-TV) was a DCTV-run media literacy and video production scholarship funded by the Soros Foundation's Open Society Institute that trained 40 young people living in temporary housing at Brooklyn's Amboy Neighborhood Center and the HELP center in the Bronx; DCTV instructors taught scriptwriting, camera operation, interviewing and computer-assisted non-linear editing and provided digital cameras, lights, microphones and access to a Cyberstudio. Trainees produced PSAs screened on 29 June 2000 and documentaries including Straight from the Hood that document homelessness, gang culture and the criminalization of the homeless; instruction was provided by Renata Gangemi and Orlando Richards.

Ephraim Asili People

Ephraim Asili holds a B.A. in film and media arts from Temple University and is currently pursuing an MFA at Bard. His work has been shown at the Diamond Screen Film Festival, Scribe Video Center, DUTV, the University of Bahia, New York University, the International House, the Bryn Mawyr Film Institute, the Amble Theater, and the New York MIX Festival; his video Points on a Space Age has been selected for distribution with MVD distributors. He works as a teacher at Scribe Video Center in Philadelphia, where he teaches video production and editing, and notes he will be all right with the equipment with a little instruction.

Epistemological TV Bibliography

Epson Stylus Color 760, 860 Operator Manual Bibliography

Epson Stylus Color 760, 860 Operator Manual. Illustrated with color photographs and drawings.

Equipment List ETC (approx. 20 pages) Bibliography

Eric Daniel Metzgar People

Eric Daniel Metzgar owns and operates Merigold Moving Pictures, LLC, a film production company based in Brooklyn, New York; he directed, produced, photographed and edited The Chances of the World Changing, his first documentary feature film. He is currently working on two new documentaries and also works as a cinematographer and writer; website www.merigoldmovingpictures.com.

Eric Galatas People

Eric Galatas worked for Belo's DALLAS MORNING NEWS, Viacom's KNDD "THE END" and MCA/Universal's NORTHERN EXPOSURE before founding CITIZEN VAGROM, a grassroots television project in Seattle; he helped form the SEATTLE INDEPENDENT MEDIA COALITION and participated in founding the New York Free Media Alliance and the Bay Area Alternative Media Network. In November 1999 he mobilized the SEATTLE INDEPENDENT MEDIA CENTER to cover the WTO ministerial shutdown and coordinated IMC activities for 2000 IMF/World Bank protests and 2000 Presidential Convention coverage. In April 2001 he co-created INDYMEDIA NEWSREAL, distributed via internet, FSTV and community cable; European Newsreel launched June 2002, and after September 11 he created FSTV's WORLD IN CRISIS and later developed CAF… NUBA and RADIOVISION with David Barsamian's Alternative Radio.

Eric Rosenzveig People

Willy Le Maitre, an intermedia artist since 1988, has collaborated with New York composer Eric Rosenzveig; Rosenzveig worked in Europe in the late 1980s with the trio FAT and made ritual and traditional music recordings. Their work integrates sound and moving image using David Rokeby's The Very Nervous System; they developed The Appearance Machine, a networked system that reanimates consumer refuse into media assets for logged galleries. They worked nomadically 1992–1997, produced the work Playlist, and won awards at LIFE 3.0 (Madrid) and Images Festival (Telefilm Canada prize, 2000, Toronto).

2001 Eric Rosenzweig Chronology

The Appearance Machine, by Eric Rosenzweig, an automous synaesthetic system that perpetually constructs a cinematic space, supported by the Experimental TV Center's Finishing Funds 2001.

Eric Ross People

Eric Ross (born in Carbondale, Pennsylvania, USA) studied with Jean Krantz-Thomas and holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from the State University of New York; he premiered a Concerto for Orchestra at Lincoln Center and released Songs for Synthesized Soprano on Doria Records. He performs piano, guitar, synthesizers and Theremin and has written symphonies, chamber and solo works. He began playing Theremin in 1975, led an ensemble for over twenty years, composed an Overture for 14 Theremins and gave the New York premiere of Percy Grainger's Free Music No.1 in 1997.

Eric Schefter People

Eric Schefter (born 1963, New Rochelle, NY) earned a B.A. in Film and Video from New York University in 1987 and shifted from narrative film to abstract video and audio practice; he produced Flow/Flux 88 with support from a Paul Lambert Video Production Award Grant. He co-organized XFH in New York (1989), formed The Luminists (1990) with Charles Cohen, co-founded 77 Hz (1991) and ESMP (1992), and created Diver Gone (1994). Schefter co-produced the CD-ROM North Country (1995), moved to Berlin in 1997 to work with Frauke Havemann as technical director from 1998, co-formed ON AIR (2002) and has edited documentaries including Gendernauts and The Nomi Song.

1970 Eric Siegel Chronology

Eric Siegel builds Electronic Video Synthesizer with financial assistance from Howard Wise, New York

1971 Eric Siegel Chronology

February 10, 1971. Eric Siegel announces the Electronic Video Synthesizer. Information available through Howard Wise Gallery.