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Query: Sound film

Vilma - Barbarita

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Level:: item
Size:: 1 Sound cassettes (DAT)
Collection ID:: HSFA.2007.10
Repository:: Human Studies Film Archives

Contained In:

Jorge Prelorán films / Audio / Miscellaneous Audio Recordings / Vilma - Barbarita

Interviews with Dominique de Menil and Walter Hopps

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Dates:: circa 1988
Level:: file
Size:: 3 Sound tape reels (original sound reels; labeled sound rolls 3-5 and camera rolls 6-8)
1 Film reel (negative , 16mm)
7 Film reels (7 film reels in 2 film cans, Work print, 16mm)
7 Sound track film reels (7 reels in 1 film can, Work print sound track, 16mm)
Collection ID:: AAA.wechjudi
Repository:: Archives of American Art

On sound tape reels, de Menil interview spans all three reels; Hopps interview on third reel only.

Film negative in film can numbered FC40, work print in FC 41-42, work print sound track in FC 43. FC40-41 in Box 6, FC 42-43 in Box 15.

Contained In:

Judith Wechsler papers / The Painter's World: Changing Constants of Art from the Renaissance to the Present Production Records / Part 6: Painting and the Public / Interviews with Dominique de Menil and Walter Hopps

Motion Picture Films

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Dates:: 1968
Level:: file
Size:: 2 Film reels (16mm)
1 sound track film reel (16mm)
Collection ID:: AAA.kepegyor
Repository:: Archives of American Art

Labels include "electrical poles dancing, Takis, Art" and "Interview." Film reels stored separately in film cans numbered FC 42-44.

Contained In:

Gyorgy Kepes papers / Printed Material / Sound Recordings and Motion Picture Film of CBS Television Series "The 21st Century" / Motion Picture Films

Motion Picture Film, Reels 1, 2, and 3

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Dates:: 1968 November 25
Level:: file
Size:: 1 Film reel (16mm)
1 sound track film reel (16mm)
Collection ID:: AAA.kepegyor
Repository:: Archives of American Art

Labels read "Subject: Incredible Journey," and "Art Livesey." Majority of content is a man sitting at a desk. It ends with two men talking to each other and looking at books. Possibly footage for the 1969 episode "Art for Tomorrow." Film reels stored separately in film cans numbered FC 45-46.