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Voiceover about the program “Adland,” and footage from the program. They talk about their signature stamp logos. He describes their style of documentary filming. Allen asks Rucker about “Lord of the Universe.” He talks about how that program allowed them to move onto a public television network. Cut back to Allen returning to talking about the technology of the video equipment they used.ġ7:43 Copy video clip URL Allen and Shamberg arrive at an office building and ride an elevator up to meet Alan Rucker. People at the convention talk about the Guru, their practices, and why they follow him. Allen asks about “Lord of the Universe.” Clip from that program.
He talks about the low salaries that the crew worked for. He talks about people involved with the group at that time. He discusses trying to change the way that non-fiction television was produced. Cut to Allen interviewing Michael Shamberg about TVTV’s coverage of the 1972 Republican Convention. He describes them working with low funds, and hitchhiking on a bus with Vietnam Veterans in order to film an anti-war protest.ħ:50 Copy video clip URL Allen describes the workspace they worked from. Allen talks about the candor and personal moments that TVTV was able to consistently capture.
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Clips from several TVTV programs, demonstrating their portable equipment that allowed them unique perspectives.
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“TVTV: Diary of the Video Guerrillas.” He talks about the unique technological techniques that TVTV utilizes, and conflict they had with larger TV networks. He introduces the group, True Value Television (TVTV) and six team members that they will be speaking with during this program. Short clips from several TVTV programs, including “Four More Years,” “Lord of the Universe,” “Adland,” “The Iranian Embassy,” “The Good Times are Killing Me,” “Superbowl,” “TVTV looks at the Oscars,” “Hard Rain,” “Super Vision,” and “The TVTV Show.”Ģ:02 Copy video clip URL Charles Allen, the Senior Vice President at KCET talks about the history and effects of television.
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