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Neuleldlftund Productions Daniel Petrto Hanry Putt pill EntNwntnoAt Tom Pollock MCA 4foWA Plohrns Glotlp Jdl Seekl*r - AMS FdolArta. Sclsne*a` Homealdot John A . $0hnelder Vivian Sobohack Urxv Cold.. Strata Cruz. Steven Spieaberp Amblin ProdWtlorla Dawn Stool. Charles A. 91etlwerp : . : . Sony Corperstion-ofAfrfce . Howard stNnoor CBS-191,0111410881 oroiW , . Gordon Stulbefg American Irlterac 'flitedis, Brandon TIAlltotl NBC Entsrtainnfent, Liener Tenaerkn- BozeA.Inc. Anthony Thotnopoulos Jack Valenti Moron PicturiAssooration of America' . Robert Wise Dav,d L . W04fa Bud Yorkif Rosenfeld(Itleyer i.:Susanan Go note) CAuasol .. DEC-03-1991 18 " 33 FROM AMER FILM INST L .A . TO 15854738614 P .04 The" .OP . Box American27999 1 2021 North tltlostorn AvenueFUMI Los Angoleo,instituteCatlfornle 000!1 1!!11) n0-7*00 Fax 8 (218)404M IN* John F. Kennedy Canter for the frioranln0 Auto 1 11111ilishlngton . O.C. 30000 (N)0!i-4000 Fox 1100 Avenue of the Americas, 10th floor I New Yoit, New York 100! " (!f!)i0w00,0 Fax a (at* 7104001! ACTOR Joan Picker Firollon1we. OMUYY . Jam" KrId"" SOU110 OP 71041611018 October 25, 1991 Gene F JsnloOtnfA balrWAR Goor" swam it. , Steina and Woody Vasulka Ch~f1~ Route 6 Box 100 Kirk Santa Fe, NM 87501 Derv Adaleon East Mast CWWAnCOMM . JonAvnst JeanineB~ Dear Steina and Woody: weeieyan tatrwntty. Robert M. B lrtgrtei Commutktadona, hlo. RichardBnndt It is a pleasure to formally confirm that the Board of Trstees of The Tlans-LYX Cuporsdon Daniel surke American Film Institute has selected you-as a recipient of the 1.992 Capital G6NIABC Mo. American Film Institute Award for Independent Film and Video, MnKrreBo f011 . - Sutannede Pa19e Artists. Oordylde PO"AOOYVMgte John Dlg1~pb . °. ANChipan Spite 11NWtky . Garth Drabinsky The Institute's Board of Trustees established this aelsftllin 1985 "to The U» Entertdrunant CorponsNon of Canada pay tribute to the accomplishments in and contributions to the field Joan Pktker FYelenbe The Amerloat Film of film and video, and to encourage artists whose visions continue ~huonartecd Ocrpwolfm to challenge and redefine the art form." As you know, this award is Chanss W. PA" Fdas EWartaltYrlarl4 UIO. named in honor of independent filmmaking pioneer and advocate, Fu ° . , Maya Deren . ==am Mark Goodson POW Guber Three Maya Deren awards are presented each year. in 1992, Columbia Ensertatanrent SuzanneLk>ydMayas independent artists Marion Riggs and George Kuchar will be receiving awards along with you. Gain Anne Murd Paoiflc I tProduodone As a token of our respect for the recipients, a $5,000 thonoradurn Fay Kardn Lawrenos KeWon will be presented to each at the awards ceremony in New York - Frank Manouso Marsha MasonMayor City. The event is scheduled to take place on Thursday January Bilbrard H. 30, 1992 at the Anthology Film Archives. Needless to say, it is - Ron Meyer MGased~~ paramount that you are able to be with us for this pre"9ious Meldeld/PehMAAWdu9tfene ceremony. = D"191 11,04101111 PPWWrEnt%tagtrmnf ~m Polktok I've enclosed some material on the Maya Deren Awards for your MCA AktWnPkhNo &Mao informati0P . I look forward to meeting you. AH JAM., Swencea, H&rltttWee LtNv, carp, sansdass Brandon7kitMtoN Jean Firstenberg NBCEnrerfWxA9nf Usner1111110111111 sued, IM, . AnthonyTllpfabpo,doW , Jack Vakttnl Morton PbtuHI1w0011Hbr1 . of knadoa . Robert winW~r:- encl. Oavk+ L. BudYorklrt llofansesd,flAerar now Oerterai Cetwgw a DEC-03-1991 18 " 29 FROM AMER FILM IhJST L .A . TO 15054x"30614 P .02 A The2 t'0 . Sox American27009 12021 North Weatarn AvenueFilmI Loa An9o1ee,MOWNCollfornla,-"0027 j2t2) f0o "7a00 Fax P (212) 47-AB7" . 0.0.200" The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performln0 Arto 1 SiNblngton, (202) 02"-4000 Fax +y (202 004070 1190 Avenue of the America*, 10th Floor I Now Yeth, Now Yoflk .4Q0,0 r (212) SN-N0o Fox (212j7V0"00f. oiftac7W1 Jean Picker FlrstnnbN9 f)sfmf O1Rl0~011 James NndmN BOARDOPUVST M December 2, 1991 ohwm.n Gone F. JankOwMld 00-Chelfmm Goorpe Swwta, Jr. Praatdeat Chariton HoWn jMt,010e =~KH _ Steina and Woody Vasulka Eat Wos Cop&alAatOWlN Route 6, Box 100 Jon Avna_t Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 W=ayanM tlN Robert M. Bennett Mattel CWWartlofdb0a lad .. Richard Brandt Dear Mr. and Mrs . Vasulka: rana-Lux Cofptllodon Daniel Burks Capital CNesIABC Mm Robert A. Daly It was a pleasure to speak with you last week. I apologize for any frnv Broa., lno. the Suzz nns Pa., concern we have caused by our tardy communication. Please see GadyidsaPasse ProduoWne confirming John DISIa~pIn enclosed letter from AFI director Jean Firstenberg officially "chip" ma Wdwreityy for Garth Drobinaky your receipt of the 1992 American Film Institute Maya Deren Award Ths Llw EnfMWtnisrd . oorporaal of Coftft Independent Film and Video Artists. Jean PWIW Firstonbor0 , The An*d*M I f lnafrts Michael Forman The Decadon Corporation After consulting with all the recipients we confirmed the ceremony for Charlsa W. Frieo FNea Entertainment, Inc. Thursday, January 30, 1992 at Anthology Film Archives. Since Anthology Michael Fuda borne Box OIMoe has locked this date into a very tight schedule, it is not subject to change. Ins GInsbur9 _ Wahinpron Editor, Ice (Unfortunately a recent notice in American Film erroneously listed the Mark Goodeon Peter Gubor date as January 23. Please assure your friends who might be attending Columbia Enlartahimonr Suzanne U0yd Il" that the correct date is January 30.) Lawrence Hadtwt Pontone, Inc. overwIII 68!"A Now that the time approaches for the Maya Deren awards ceremony, we Gale~YAnne=Hurd: PAN110 Wi~ Produofns at AFI are planning for publication of the program brochure, the release Foy Kanln Lawrence Kaooan of press information, and your travel arrangements Frank Manoua0 Marsha Maeon Edward H . M Grey AdwrtlNap Md. We request that you arrive in New York the day before the ceremony, Ron Meyer Creative Artials AW0cy, Md. Wednesday, January 29, (although your presence is not required at Made Neuleld NWtold/Rohm" Produafaa Anthology Archives until late afternoon on Thursday, January 30). We 000101 Potde Han are able to provide roundtrip air fare and hotel aeeomodations for two PNttFntNtWta»M Tom Polbdt nights. Usually, award recipients prefer to remain a longer time in New MCA Morton PkWre Grow Jill Saokler York, making arrangements to stay with friends after two nights or to pay AMS FdnlAns, SWanof llurtatNtfoa Vlvlan Sobchooh the additional portion of the hotel bill themselves. Whatever your urdv. CaUI Some Cruz Steven SPlal preference, we are happy to arrange your air flight_ accordingly. Our Ambfin Charlee A. Balnperp goal is to confirm the final air reservations 'before the Sony Corpaafbn dIAmefa Howard Slrk~r December holiday break. The tickets will be open return. Loew's CBS/Brcedcasf Grotto Gordcn Stulbarp Summitt Hotel traditionally hosts the Maya Deren awardees. They are Amvksn Intsractiw Ill"a Brandon Tsrtlko41 located at 569 Lexington Avenue, near East 51 st Street. I will call you NBC EnWtakwiant Liener 1broef within the week to discuss your preferred dates for'travel . smelt, Inc. Anthony Thoalovduldo . Jack Valenti Motion PMhrre Association As I explained by telephone, we were today that our printer of Arnorlce informed Robert Wise has moved our deadline for the program booklet to David L. WdlPor this Bud Yorkln - ~' DEC-03-1991 18 " 31 FROM AMER FILM INST L .A . TO 15054730614 P .03 Friday, December 6. To prepare the-programbooklet we will need from you as soon as possible: --filmography and/or videography --4 b & w stills from your works --a b & w head shot (one photo that includes the two of you). I realize you may not have all these materials immediately available, but I would appreciate whatever you can do to expedite To prepare for the ceremony we will need from you by-January' 10: --a 3 minute clip in video (3/4") or film (8mm 16mm, or 35mm). --a 1 minute tape clip on 1" or 3/4" with address rack time code. We have received Dr.
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