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Branchwater San Francisco, California 94122 2821 Hillegass Avenue (415) 661-6505 CALIFORNIA Berkeley, California 94705 A theraputic video collective using Ann Halprin Dancers Workshop 1/2" video equipment . Dan Heeb Connis Bees on P .0 . Box 6150 John Miller 99 West Shore Road Sand Jan Bruek Stanford, CAlifornia _94305 210 Eaton Street Belvedere, California 94920 Palo Colorado Road (415) 321-5166 Santa Cruz, California 95060 435-3002 Monterey, California 93940 Dance tapes in Soledad Prison, pre- (408) 624-4743 Rhodes Lee Hileman Mirror Productions opening of the new Berkeley Museum, 1423 Tenth Street 565 Manzanita body analysis and movement, and the Don D . Bushnell Berkley, California Felton, California 95018 celebration of the Sabbath in Temple . Watt. Communications Bureau Making pieces about old people, rhythm 1827 East 103rd Street Roy How bands and blue grass locals . Ant Farm Los Angeles, California 90002 (213) 564-4496 Periodicals Department John G . Moore 994 Union Street Hungtington Beach, Calif . 92648 San Francisco, California _94133 135 N . Fern Avenue (415) 771-2368 Monte Cazazza Jim Hirsch Ontario, CAlifornia 91762 A group of designers experimenting 5422 Shfater Avenue Apt .#22 241 Marine Street #1 with new environmental forms . Much of Oakland, California 94618 ante Monica, California 90405 Odetics, Inc . the tape they make has to do with the Project Earth design forms the develop . Have done Joe Cucciara Home Sweet Home Productions Rick Bluhm a lot of truckin' around the country in 2430 Dwight Way #107 Jim Conlon 1845 South Manchester their media bus providing assistance in Berkeley, California 94704 1806 Francisco Blvd . Anaheim, California 92802 areas of electronic and plastic media Pacifica, California 94044 (714) 530-6050 and self-generating learning environ- Irwin H . Derman HSH Productions is a group providing A company which has developed a time- ments . Send us a tape and we'll send 2750 San Hill Road programming to the Pacifica Cable lapse video camera . one back . no shit : Menlo Park, California 94025 company and other areas in the San (415) 854-5222 Francisco Bay Area . We provide 10 Pacific Domes Artt That Hurts Duke A . Hayduk hours of programming weekly . Lloyd and Sarah Kahn 218 South Salinas Arnold Duke P .O . Box 279 Santa Barbara, California 93103 9140 Los Gatos Highway Innovision Bolinas, CAlifornia 94924 Video continues to be used in the usual Santa Cruz, California 95060 119 East de La Guerra (415) 868-0280 unimaginative way by sports dept ., Involved in attempt to bring real and Santa Barbara, CAlifornia 93101 drama ; small mad usage holds some hope . valuable local programming to the cable (805) 965-5015 Edward Patio We are instituting a "class" which will tv subscribers within the San Jose Gives video lab workshop sessions . 715 21st Avenue generate information and get us into Cable Television Service Franchise San Francisco, CAlifornia 94121 the TV studio . areas . Henry Jacobs (415) 752-1235 Box 303 Part of a group called Dove Produc- John T . Arthur Don 0 . Dennison Sausalito, California 94965 tions . Using 1/2" equipment to expand Multi-Media Productions (415) 383-0479 1758 Braham Lane 4743 Browndeer Lane the consciousne .s of man through the Calif . 95124 Rolling Hills Ests . moving visual medium rather than using Sanjuse, California 90274 Ja ke (Maurice Jac obson) £t as a central nervous system for the 2315 Fellowship Park Way country . The Alternative Radio Exchange Environmental Communications Los Angeles, California 90039 Box Venice Filmfricas Los Angeles Video Access Project Pleiades Communication Felt..,15, California 95018 62 Winward Avenue Richard C . Taiber Venice, California 90291 Bob Jordon/Marty Veselich 808 Cheltenham Road John J . Barton Making and distributing multi-media Video Studies Inc . Santa Barbara, California 93105 2368 Torrence Blvd . and slide shows to colleges . 10421 Scenario Lane (805) 966-9894 Torrence, California 90501 Los Angeles, California 90024 Peter Berg Richard Felton Outcult IV Resolution Box 457 Mitsuru Katasha/Asst . Professor Jay and Tia Odell Homeskin University P .0 . Box 31251 Stevenson College U .S . of California at Los Angeles 818 Hayes San Francisco, California Santa Cruz, California _95060 Dickson Art Center San Francisco, California 94117 94131 (408) 429-4374 Los Angeles, California 90024 Interested in the possibilities of Tribal letters, intercommunal events, Have trucker video, planetary events . over $30,000 worth of equipment alternate distribution in the communi- H . Allan Fredrickson n loan from Concord Electronics to ty, colleges, cable, etc . Spent a Big Hasin Ranch Art Institute (Johnny Videotape) carry out video experiments based o year taping in Central America and are Santa Cruz Community Service Television the idea that multiple disciplines be putting together a piece on the Gua- Susan Wi1kinson invited 21200 Big Basin Way 695 30th Avenue East to participate in exploration . temalan Indians . Santa Cruz, California 95060 Boulder Creek, California 95006 Peter Wm . Kirby Will be opening a graphics workshop These people are very much into using Roberta Rich half-inch video equipment for intra- 25152 Everett 19537 Minnehaha Street summer '72 and plan to offer video Newhall, California graphics experience . community communication with emphasis 91321 Northridge, California 91324 on approaches to liberating CATV for 360-5651 Douglas Beckstein the people . They have published a Robert Kugel 514 Kaempt Street book titled "Community Access Video" Smilin' Ed Video Quantam Communications, Inc . 841 GiJiman Street Columbia, 111 . 62236 which deals directly with the above . Joan McKenna (618) 281-5938 Berkeley, California 94710 2330 McKinley Francis X . Feighan Berkeley, CAlifornia 94703 RichardG . Bishop 9044 Shoreham Drive Mafundi Institute (415) 548-4000 9100 Bellefontaine Rd . Los Angeles, Calif . 90069 1827 East 103rd Street New Carlisle, Ohio 45344 Los Angeles, California 90002 Jeremy Samuels (213) 564-4496 520 Wilkes Circle Bob Burns Stanislas Gard Running a community video project Santa Cruz, California _95060 406 49th street called the Watts Community Communica- (408) 39 Ma-ina St . Oakland, 432-7488 Foxlake, I11 . 60020 California 94906 tion Bureau . The program is attempting to train people in the use of video Robert Sherman Rebecca Bra,kman .-?r USE A MAGAII FYINCrE- hardware, create community related pro- 958 N . Palm #113 1090 Grandview Dr . gramming and get the CATV franchise for Los Angeles, California 90069 Berkeley, Ca . &La.s5 the S .L .A . area . (213) 657-4437 Elliot Mitchell Paul Hinaber 631 East Livingston 211 W . Green Orlando, Florida 32803 Urbana, Ill . 61801 MAE TIZE ZNMRXATID~v (305) 422-1127 (217) 344-1546 Anda Korsts Betty Segal William W . Stratemeyer, Jr . Handler P .O . Box 15064 Videopolis 1325Curtis Michael 33406 4200 Marine Drive Berkeley, California 94602 2060 West Cliff West Palm Beach, Florida Englewood, Colorado 80110 Chicago, Illinois (304) 932-9256 Stephen West ing (312) 528-6555 60613 101 Elm Street Shannon Sueband Kelly Radcliff/John Craig Pensacola, Florida 32506 Laboratory on Video Excellence Radiance Ministries 710 A 30th Street (904) 455-1487 8601 Kilburn 39 5th Street Chicago, I11 . 60652 Eureka, California 95501 Boulder, Colorado 80302 ILLINOIS Sony dealership,forming a hardware co- 449-6928 op and developing software on Type 1 Wally 984Thurston Paul Appel standard . Also have complete design Box 7 Radical Information Project 1720 Kirk Street capability for wireless tv cameras and Stanford, California 94305 737 East 17th Avenue Evanston, Ill . 60202 low light level cameras and 3-D . 941-4416 Denver, Colorado 80203 825-7413 Art Institute of Chicago Darryl Muhrer TVTV Top Value Television Philip1 Lee Morton Imedis Michael Shamberg, Megan Williams, CONNECTICUT 839 South Halsted St . 2457 W . Pratt 60645 Allen Rucker Philip Bowles Chicago, 111 . 60608 Chicago, I11 . Box 630 3100 Yale Station (313) 666-5628 (312) 743-1308 San Francisco, California 94101 Haven, Conn . 06520 I teach an experimental video /video- Coverage of the Republican and Demo- New tape operation at the Art Institute . Earl Paige cratic Conventions . (203) 432-3100 Billboard University of Bridgeport Steve Barron 150 N . Walker Drive Video Free America Dr . Howard B . Jacobson 10 Glenn's It . .. Chicago, 111 . 60606 Arthur Ginsberg Spring Valley, I11 . 61362 (312) 236-9818 1948 Fell Street Journalism Dept . (815) 663-7361 San Francisco, California 94117 Bridgeport, Conn . 06602 (415) 362-0151 (203) 384-0711 Operate a ongoing theater and produc- tion facility .
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