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Full-Text Articles in Film Production
On Campus Video, Featuring Lynda Calcote., Abilene Christian University, Gary Mccaleb, Lynda Calcote
On Campus Video, Featuring Lynda Calcote., Abilene Christian University, Gary Mccaleb, Lynda Calcote
McCaleb & Company
A videorecording of an interview with Lynda Calcote conducted by Dr. Gary McCaleb of Abilene Christian University.
Filmmakers In Conversation, 1982, William Friedkin, Buck Henry, Melvin Van Peebles, Anthony Loeb
Filmmakers In Conversation, 1982, William Friedkin, Buck Henry, Melvin Van Peebles, Anthony Loeb
Conversation With...
Several of these conversations were published in monograph form, available on this website. However, three conversations with William Friedkin, Buck Henry, and Melvin Van Peebles appear here for the first time in this 1982 publication.
Other conversations include John Cassavetes, Joan Tewkesbury, Steve Shagan, and Bill Butler. The publication was edited by Anthony Loeb, then chair of the Film Department, Columbia College Chicago. 135 pages.
Animals In Film And Television, D. B. Wilkins
Animals In Film And Television, D. B. Wilkins
Sports and Entertainment Collection
People have always had a fascination for large, "exotic" types of animals and as a result many zoos were set up all over Europe and North America. For many years there was a great deal of money to be made from exhibiting animals, and very little regard was paid to their welfare.
With the advent of cinema and television we have come to appreciate these animals in their own environment. Some modern zoos have attempted, therefore, to reproduce a type of natural surrounding for the larger species of animal, but the compromise between providing an animal with its natural environment …