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Getting High Tech: The New Television Bibliography

Getting into the Act: Video in Live Performance Bibliography

The article examines how video has enabled live performers to manipulate space and time, citing Trish Brown's wall choreography and Joan Jonas's distant performance; it argues that video offers immediacy, flexibility, and new compositional possibilities on stage. It traces video integration from late-1960s experimental work (Vito Acconci's Claim, Chris Burden's Match Piece) through narrative and abstract uses, with examples including Marjorie Gamso's At Turning Points, Alien Ginsburg's Kaddish, Joanne Kelly's Tahmar, Amy Greenfield's Mat/Glass and Aldo Tambellini/Sarah Dickinson's Pierot in Time. The author is a freelance writer and coeditor of The Handbook of Television Dance, to be published by Marcel Dekker Inc. by the end of this year.

Getting Started Preservation

Practical guide for initiating videotape preservation covering planning, storage environment assessment, cataloging, consultant use, education and preservation management; emphasizes prioritization, emergency response and short- and long-term goals. Recommends climate control and monitoring, upright shelving, computer inventories and the IMAP FileMaker Pro catalog template; advises commissioning preservation surveys by moving-image archivists or conservators and cites AIC/FAIC guidance and several archive partners (Andy Warhol Museum; Anthology Film Archives; The Jewish Museum Archive of Broadcasting; MoMA; Video DataBank; WGBH; WNET Tape Archive). Bibliographic references include Boyle (1993), Murphy (Library of Congress, 1997), Wheeler (Nov 1994) and Scholtz (CLIR, 1989).

Ghen Zando Dennis People

http://www.ghendennis.com Ghen Dennis is a practicing media artist working in field for sixteen years. Her work has appeared in numerous festivals and venues, including The Chicago and New York Underground Festivals, San Francisco Cinematheque, and Intermedia Arts. She has received artistic support …

Gifts of the Muse: Reframing the Debate About the Benefits of the Arts Bibliography

Gillette's Quidditas Bibliography

Global Television Bibliography

1969 Global Village Chronology

Global Village, New York City, begins as video collective with information and screening center. Founded by John Reilly, Ira Schneider and Rudi Stern. Directors John Reilly and Julie Gustafson. Becomes media center devoted to independent video production with emphasis on video documentary

1970 Global Village Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Global Village, New York City, under direction of John Reilly and Julie Gustafson.

1973 Global Village Chronology

Global Village, New York City, funded by New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) for an annual documentrary video festival

1983 Global Village Chronology

Global Village Eighth Annual Video and Television Documentary Festival and catalog. Barbara Rosenthal, International Women's Project, Diego Echeverria/Terra Productions, Americas In Transition Inc, Phillip Mallory ones, Geoffrey O'Connor, David Fanning and Antony Thomas, Dennis Lanson, Lynn Corcoran…

Global Village 10th Annual Documentary Festival: The National Tour Bibliography

Essays by Ann-Sargent Wooster; Renee Tajima; Susan Linfield Institution/Organizer: Global Village

Global Village 11th Annual Documentary Festival Bibliography

Program notes by Renee Tajima Institution/Organizer: Global Village

Global Village 12th Annual Documentary Festival Bibliography

Global Village 12th Annual Documentary Festival: Celebrating Video, Television and Documentaries. This poster doubles as an application for the Global Village 12th Annual Documentary Festival. Front: a B&W, multi-media photograph of an artist painting video of two American girls as they salute the s…

Gloria Deitcher: Exposing Human Frailties Bibliography

Gloria Dietcher: Entrepreneur/Video Artist Bibliography

D.Visions video gallery

Godbout Electronic Kit Catalog 1979 Bibliography

Godbout Electronic Kit Catalog 1979. Descriptions, drawings, parts lists of do-it-yourself projects in electronics and personal computing.

Gokcen Ergene People

Gokcen Ergene (aka Gekko) is an artist working mainly in film and video; his productions and short films have been exhibited in the US and Europe. In 2001 he produced and directed the premiere stage adaptation of Robert Walser's Jakob von Gunten and collaborated with poet Stephen Sandy on the record Timex. He is a founding member of the performance group KUKLA; he has taught film and audio production at Bennington College and Syracuse University, directs the Single Reel Film & Video Festival, and is working on the feature 9 Keys.

1991 Gopher Chronology

Gopher released at the U of Minnesota

Gossa Tsegaye People

Gossa Tsegaye is a documentary video-maker born and raised in Ethiopia who came to the United States at age 17; he has produced over 75 videos and received numerous awards for cable excellence, with work broadcast on cable access and PBS. His documentaries such as Dream Street and The Dividing Line focus on marginalized groups in Tompkins County, New York; he is assistant professor of television-radio and president of the faculty council at Ithaca College.

GPL Division Singer-General Precision, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. Operation and Service Instruction Manual: Precision 990 Television Camera. Handbook Part. No. G5146-282 Bibliography

GPL Division Singer-General Precision, Inc. Singer Education & Training Products. Operation and Service Instruction Manual: Precision 990 Television Camera. Handbook Part. No. G5146-282. Table of Contents: Description and Leading Particulars, Installation and Operation, Theory and Maintenance, Elect…

GPL Precision 1000 TV Camera System; GPL Precision 990V Viewfinder TV Camera Sales Literature Bibliography

GPL Precision 1000 TV Camera System; GPL Precision 990V Viewfinder TV Camera Sales Literature. Illustrated with exploded photographs, diagrams, multiple views, technical specifications.

Graham Collins People

Graham Collins completed a B.Mus at Carleton University, Ottawa (1988–1993), concentrating in theory/composition and electronic music. He composed film and video soundtracks between 1998 and 2001, including POV and Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter; he performed with The Institution (music director), Slo' Tom and the Horseshit Heroes, Kathleen Edwards and as pongthrob. He taught synthesis (1996–2000), managed Song Bird Music's Keyboard Dept./Internet sales, received a 1999 Mediafix grant for Liquid Light, and held residencies at the Experimental Television Center in March 1999 and April 2000 with Tim Dallett.

Granular Synthesis Bibliography

Granular Synthesis

Grass Valley Group Field Modification Note for Lever Arm Assemblies for all 900, 1400, and 1600 series equipment Bibliography

Grass Valley Group Field Modification Note for Lever Arm Assemblies for all 900, 1400, and 1600 series equipment. Illustrated with drawings.