[Tig] Videotape 50th Anniversary--SCREENING

[Sean McKee]

Hi Jeff,

I am considering attending this. Are you actually looking for material on 2"
quad reels, or a dub from a 2" master on some current format? I have both.
It's from a popular TV show that we are currently restoring.

Thanks,

Sean McKee
Screen Time Images / Screen Time Classics
974 Estes Court
Schaumburg, IL 60193
847-534-9000

On 8/1/06 7:39 PM, "Jeffrey Martin" <jjm332 at nyu.edu> wrote:

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> Greetings,
> 
> This is a follow-up to earlier threads on the 50th anniversary of videotape.
> I'm happy to be 
> organizing a 
> screening for the upcoming Association of Moving Image Archivists conference
> in Anchorage 
> Alaska,  to mark 
> the 50th Anniversary of videotape--specifically, of  2" quad tape. I'm hoping
> members of the 
> list may be 
> interested in helping provide, or track down, clips.
> 
> Though the screening will  be focusing on the early years of the format, any
> and all 
> submissions are welcome.
> The only criteria is that they must have originated on 2" tape.  If you have
> something in your
> collection that fits
> this description--something unique, something you're surprised was recorded,
> something  
> that wouldn't exist
> had that 2" machine not been rolling on a broadcast, please let me know.
> Clips should be 
> short--about 5 mins
> max--since it's a brief screening (about an hour).
> 
> Leads to possible titles, especially if they come with contact info for
> friendly archivists, are
> also welcome.  I'm
> happy to answer any questions you might have about the screening, the
> conference, etc., of
> course.
> 
> Thanks very much,
> 
> 
> Jeff Martin
> Chicago, IL
> 
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