Video DirectoryIn issue 5, volume 1 of Radical Software the video directory included as complete a listing aspossible of all the people we knew working with 1/2" videotape . The following is a continua-tion of that directory with a brief synopsis wherever possible of the type of work particulargroups or individuals are doing and the equipment available to them .

In this issue we did not include a separate data bank section . Therefore, wherever you see anasterisk * next to the name of a group or individual we have included their present tape offer-ings, or a description of the kinds of tapes they're offering, and/or special announcementsthey wished to make . Where groups or individuals have articles in other parts of the paper thetape offerings are listed there .

If you are not included in this directory or the one in issue 5, though you submitted the ap-propriate information to us, or if you've never written to us, or if your listing is incorrect orneeds additions, please fill out the form below and return to us .

Michael Goldberg of the Video Exchange Directory pointed out to us that our list in the past had functioned primarily asone-way access, while Intermedia's was designed for a two-way communication. Thus as we announced in Radical Sof-tware #5, volume 1, in addition to feeding back to Radical Software (c/o Box 135, Ruby, N .Y . 12475) it would be helpful ifyou returned a xerox of the form to Video Exchange Directory c/o Vancouver Art Gallery.1145 West Georgia, Vancouver, 5British Columbia, Canada) .

ALASKA

*Michael Fisherc/o Nome Public SchoolsBox 131Nome, Alaska 99762Is working with Eskimo elementary andsecondary school children in the positionof dramatic arts coordinator . *Has 1/2"equipment and would like very much tostart a tape exchange between Eskimostudents and other young people . Has ademonstration tape showing the type ofmaterial he'd like to see exchanged .

CALIFORNIA

*Coelho Video424 Francisco StreetSan Francisco, Calif . 94133Makes 1" and 1/2 " tapes ranging from artto documentary; is building a woodshopand machine shop to construct every-thing the group may need : i .e . special tri-pods and hoists, their own sound studio,complete mobile unit, a foundry to castthe floating heads necessary for their tri-pods and parts for special dolly systemand mobile equipment, etc . to go intotwo domes with studio between them onMt. Tamalpais . *Have a great deal of tapeand say that groups and individuals withproduction ideas may submit an outlineof proposed tape project and may have itexecuted without cost .

Community Sponsored Alternate Televi-sion StationJohn BroholmP.O. Box 7849Stanford, Calif . 94305A group looking to set-up a communitybased alternate tv station ; working withCommittee for Open Media in Stanfordand other media groups throughout Bayarea. Looking for new perspectives to-wards the medium, not only from pro-gramming standpoint, but managerial,economic, legalistic. Need advice, feed-back, from other groups and individualsinvolved in similar undertakings .

Reconnaissance ProjectCollege of Environmental DesignDept . of ArchitectureBerkeley, Calif .Attn : Joe CucchiaraThrough travel to Europe and other partsof the world, in cooperation with otherarchitecture people at Univ . of Minneso-ta, the idea is to gather tapes of concernand interest to people in environmentaldesign as a first step towards establishinga tape exchange network in this field .

Video Sources of Marin1615 BridgewaySausalito, Calif . 94965Tel : 415-332-6848Are interested in all facets of video pro-duction, e .g ., entertainment, education,information, therapy, and post-produc-tion. They sell, rent, supply and serviceequipment and instruct their clients andassociates through workshops in the useof video . Have six Sony AV 3400's, threeSony AV 3650's, two Sony SEG-2's, and as-sorted sound and film equipment . Alsohave access to one and two inch record-ing and editing facilities, and two inchcolor studio availability .

CONNECTICUT

Philip Bowles19 Hillside Ave .Woodmont, Conn .Has access to 1/2", 1" and 2" Sony equip-ment through Yale University .

HAWAII

*Father PalaniWailua University of Contemplative ArtsKapaa on the Garden IslandHawaiiEach of the nine schools with Wailua isconcerned with a different aspect ofinner life, and together they encompasscontemplative New Age living : yoga,meditation . There are AV3400 videosystems installed at its campuses in Ha-waii, San Francisco, Virginia City, Nevadaand Alaveddy, Ceylon . *They've madetapes of meditation, hikes into the interi-or of their island, lectures by their Guru,Master Subramuniya . . .

ILLINOIS

Richard HoppeRR#2 Box 50Winnebago, Illinois 61088Tel: 815-335-2746

Runs a video studio for a local communi-ty mental health center where there'sAmpex 1" 7500vtr, Panasonic 1/2 " 3130vtr,grass valley pros. amp, gen lock, EIAbroadcast sync gen (for all those who stillsay 1/2" time based sync won't work overcable on some home receivers). Also, 2GBC cameras, mikes, mixers and AmpexAC 125 production center . It's a real insti-tutional hardware trip . . . Is presentlyspending much time in Champaign tryingto help prevent a cable rip-off. Will belocating there but hopes meanwhile toget a sympathetic person to take his jobat center so people still have access tohardware . Personally he owns Sony por-tapak and accessories .

John F. Moormann, Jr.Director-TV Programming and Produc-tionSouthern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, III. 62025Working to encourage tape exchangesbetween universities through collegeunions .

*Positorium Inc.M.J . Vilardi466 Main StreetGlen Ellyn, III . 60137Now using 1/2 " CV equipment as educa-tional and therapeutic tool in schools foremotionally disturbed adolescents. Hopesto produce training and idea tapes tospread concept of using young, speciallytrained para-professionals in the mentalhealth field . *Badly needs either more CVequipment (especially portable or withediting capacity) . Positorium is non-profit, tax exempt, state licensed and inneed of hardware contributions .

INDIANA

Interface VideoStephen Duplantier and Roger IshkanP.O. Box 1122Bloomington, Indiana. . . Into community access video in con-junction with a local cable franchise . In-terests do not stop at community access;ultimate goals are derivation of a generalsystem-theoretic scheme of socio-culturalbehavior . Theoretic input includes E .S .Maccia, Magorah Maruyama, L. von Ber-talanffy, etc . Video as tool of praxiologi-cal exploration . Have 2 1/2" Sony porta-paks and a mobile van with portable 1"cameras, monitors and switching board .

*Stephen DuplantierVideo Rangers507 Redbud Hill Apts.Bloomington, Indiana 47401May edit future issue of RS on generalsystem theory and video . Has been work-ing with Elizabeth Maccia (at Indiana Uni-versity) who has developed the mostcomprehensive and integral elaborationof general system theory for applicationto social systems . Her theory needs fieldtesting which is what Interface Videoand/or Video Rangers is into . 'Might alsobe what other people are into, so : ACALL FOR PAPERS, FIELD NOTES, HY-POTHESES AND HUNCHES IN THEAREAS OF GENERAL SYSTEM THEORY,VIDEO PRAXIS AND MACRO-SOCIALTHEORY for future RS.

IOWA

David SundanceRoute 4Iowa City, Iowa 52240Co-ordinating a course : "video as a toolfor self-investigation" ; also, as it relates toprimal oral traditions . Previous work withconceptual art and with pre-schoolers .Have 1/2" Shibaden through A-V dept .-Univ. of Iowa .

KENTUCKY

Steve EdwinsCollege of Architecture and/or School ofTelecommunicationsUniversity of KentuckyLexington, KentuckyTel: 502-258-5376Uses video mostly to make it available fordeveloping communications community .Teaches VTR class and works VTR into ar-chitectural studio work . Is also intimatelyconnected with Appalshop (AppalachianFilm Workshop, Whitesburg, Ky .) .

Stuart RobertsonCollege of ArchitectureUniversity of KentuckyLexington, Kentucky 40506Tel : 502-257-2610Is one of a growing number of architectsinto exploring new communication formsand examining the link between structu-ral and humanistic forms . Has Sony Roverand access to compatible Panasonic 1/2" editing and studio mixing.

MAINE

Rick HolickyP.O. Box 4133Portland, Maine 04101Has a portapak .

ImMediArts Inc .Box 283Bar Mills, Maine 04004Working with kids with 1/2" equipmenttowards immediate information mediaschool community process. . . .

MASSACHUSETTS

*Vietnam Veterans Against the War67 Winthrop StreetCambridge, Mass . 02138

OrEarth light VideoTel : 617-876-1807'Have available a series of 1/2" tapes ofpilots, navigators, intelligence personnel,infantrymen, doctors, Asian scholars,drug addicts, jobless vets testifying on theVietnam air war, electronic battlefield,herbicides . . .

Bill RobertsSassi Preparatory SchoolP.O. Box 2231Springfield, Mass. 01101Tel : 413-734-4417Uses 1/2" equipment as video coordinatorof a school for inner-city drop-outs aged16 and up .

MICHIGAN

Richard HeldmannThomas Jefferson CollegeAllendale, Mich . 49401Using 1/4" Akai equipment very happi-ly . Getting good, clean edits and high res-olution . "Akai editing is flawless, exceptthat the weight of 11 /2 hour 10 1/2" reelsslows sync speed down, but we've cable-cast edited tapes with no problems . Por-tapak to editing deck resolution/clarity/fidelity does not degenerate . We've madeour own Akai patch plugs which we willgive away to anyone using AKAI . . . De-veloping a system of body kinesics to re-duce "portapak shoulder", "trigger fingercramp", "video squint", etc .

MINNESOTA

Built Environment Communication CenterBrian Smith110 Architecture SchoolUniv. of MinnesotaMinneapolis, Minn . 55455Tel : 612-373-2198Are using 1/2" video to expand architec-ture students' concepts of environmentaldesign, and to help initiate a tape ex-change network along these lines (seeReconnaissance Project, Berkeley, Calif.) .

Thomas DrysdaleMinneapolis College of Artand Design200 East 25th StreetMinneapolis, Minn. 55404Tel : 612-339-8905 Ext. 282Have Sony 3600, 3650, 5000A, SEG 1, cam-eras, portapak . Also 1" black and whiteAmpex.

North County Video CenterBruce Doepke107811th Ave . S.E.Minneapolis, Minn . 55414Tel : 612-331-2279Are into production of a kids show using

1/2" equipment, and being a resourcecenter for video artists .

*Video TheatreBrian Lee and Bill Tifft2624 30th Ave . So.Minneapolis, Minn . 55406Tel : 612-722-1652Opening a theatre which aims to in-troduce people to !'2" video, and to itspotentialities, as well as being a placewhere tapes can be shown and produced .'So far tapes have been made of en-counter groups, dance classes, yogaclasses, theatre classes, and of local peo-ple and events. Equipment includes twoAV portapaks, 11" monitor, extra mics, 4

antique TV sets . . .

West Bank UnionVideo Access CenterAttn: Miles Mogulescu110 Anderson HallUniversity of MinnesotaMinneapolis, Minn . 55455Tel : 373-9838A new group working to make videoequipment and information available tostudent and community groups and agitat-ing around the cable franchising process .Working closely with Minneapolis Com-munity Video Center . Would like to enterinto tape exchanges with people by pro-viding blank tape to have informationdubbed onto at no cost or minimal costsince at this point they have small budgetto begin operation .Presently, have two portapaks and a 3650.

West Bank UnionJim Nelson or Gary Grefenburg110 Anderson HallUniversity of MinnesotaMinneapolis, Minn . 55455Tel : 612-373-4658Establishing a video access and cable tvinformation center for students at Univ .of Minn .

NEW JERSEY

Barrier Breaking Inc.Peter Malcolm, Pres.60 Prospect Ave .Montclair, N .J . 07042Tel : 201-746-1890Making tapes of Newark, N .J . communityenvironment, and helping coordinateNewark business leaders' social effortsthrough use of 35mm and 1/2" Sony .Hopes to use fees to acquire free equip-ment and studio to train community to-ward producing for public access CATV .

Urban Communications Teaching and Re-search CenterBarry OrtonDept. of Community DevelopmentLivingston CollegeNew Brunswick, N .J . 08903Tel : 201-932-4009Using 1/2" Sony to do work in communitycommunications, environmental docu-mentation, CATV access, communicationsplanning .

NEW YORK

AEF Video Software Inc .Alan Miller and Douglas WhiteP.O. Box 182 Planetarium StationN.Y ., N.Y . 10024Tel : 212-799-8126 or 874-4722Origination and articulation of new direc-tions and alternative futures within theeducational process . Presently producing"Profiles of Architects" series . The first ison John Johansen .

Ronald C. BowmanDirector, Educational CommunicationsCenterc/o State Maritime CollegeFort SchuylerBronx, N .Y . 10465Tel : 212-892-3000, Ext. 341Make instructional videotape of a pri-marily technical nature plus shipboardutilization of videotape .Have 1/2" Sony AV 3400 and 3600.

Captain VideoSeven North Front StreetNew Paltz, N .Y . 12561Tel : 914-255-1278Tapes about a lot of things : the new tech-nology (domes, polyurethane foam) theold technology (how to make maplesyrup, seventy eight year olds into or-ganic gardening, etc .) . Have mucho sof-tware . Has 1/2" Sony AV and CV.

Sam Kanter333 East 34th St.N.Y ., N .Y . 10016Tel : 212-889-2492Has 1/2" Sony and is working at LincolnHospital in the Bronx .

Steven KolpanSeven North Front Street

,New Paltz, N .Y . 12561Tel : 914-255-1278Experimenting with video feedback,video distortion, oscilloscope images, andaudio experiments . Also, taping people .

*(For tape listing in this issue see Cablesection .) Has 1/2" Sony AV series.

Meatball (Westside Software)Tom Bigornia243 Riverside Drive #804New York, N .Y . 10025Tel : 212-865-4679Into establishing community viewingcenters, consultant work and trainingpeople in the use of the equipment . Alsodo work on scripted and documentarymaterial . Have 1/2" portable Sony packand editing equipment and access to 1" .

Media AssociatesPeter Weiner and Jim TickRFD Hanover St.Yorktown Heights, N .Y .Tel: 914-YO2-4761Interest is in documenting lifestyles ofpeople the general public is aware of butnot familiar with e .g . craftsmen (glassblowers, potters, dome builders), cops,videopeople, etc. Also, have worked withpeople teaching them to use the equip-ment. Presently, trying to get tapes ontocable . Have 2 portapaks, 1 Sony 5000a, 2Panasonic 3130 vtr's, 1 Panasonic 3150 .Also, 1" Ampex, 2 studio cameras, audiomixer, switcher/fader, special effects gen-erator .

Metropolitan Training Institute for DrugAbuse TreatmentAlan Miller154-27 Horace Harding Expwy .Queens, N .Y . 11367Tel : 212-939-8883Development and use of video in coun-selor training including : feedback experi-ments, program designs for training . I laveSony 1/2" portapak, AV3600, AV3650, stu-dio camera, monitors, SLG-2 .

New York Public LibraryFifth Ave . at 42nd St. Room 103New York, N.Y. 10018Tel: 212-790-6466Ten weekly sessions for teenagers fromH.S . of Art and Design, H .S . of Music andArt, Forest Hills High, Trinity School,Rhodes School, I .S . 70 in the use of 1/2 "video sponsored by Library's Office ofYoung Adult Activities and the NYPL FilmLibrary. Funding is made possible throughNYSCA .

Osis Film Inc .645 West End Ave .New York, N .Y . 10025Tel: 212-874-6933 or LOS-2081Have 1/2" equipment.

*Portable Channel308 Park Ave.Rochester, N .Y . 14607Tel: 716-244-1259Operating an equipment pool which ser-vices artists, photographers, students,community groups, it trains people in theuse and potentialities of the equipment .Is currently presenting a series of tapeson the public access channels in N.Y.-both on Teleprompter and Sterling Man-hattan . Its data hank of 1/2 " tapes is im-pressive and they can be written to for acopy of their tape log . *Its range of mate-rial is broad and extensive : it covers en-tertainment and music, local culture, ed-ucation, politics and social action (farmworkers' meeting, Shirley Chisholm inRochester, 3 Attica Inmates, Thomas :Merton : The Truth about Reform, etc .),Women, Health, Video, Cable and theMedium, etc . etc .

Port Washington Public LibraryWalter A. Dale-project directorPort Washington, N .Y .Tel : 516-883-4400 Ext . 45Developing vtr as a citizen productionaccess center within the institution of thelibrary. Emphasis is on people : programsby, for and of people . Have 2 Sony por-tapaks, and AV3600 and 3650 editing andplayback decks .

Queer Blue Light-Gay Revolution VideoP.O. Box 410Old Chelsea StationNew York, N.Y . 10011Tel: 212-875-5997 or 875-6273Are an all gay group working with othergay people to explore through videowhat it means to be gay, to capture someof the reflections of our life-style whichwe can share with the gay community .Have Sony 1/2"equipment.

*New Address :Richard Rubinsteinc/o The Ultimate Mirror, Ltd .127 West 79th St.New York, N.Y . 10024*Has completed a 15-minute short sub-ject, "The Thing About Sculpture," thefirst of a series of programs about Ameri-can artists living abroad . Program shot on

1/2" video at the artist'shomeonan island

of the Balearic Group (off the coast ofSpain), providing a unique look into thecreative process of a particularly giftedsculptor . Originally shot on 1/2 " AV Roverand transferred to highband 2" for edit-ing. Low band dubs also availableAV) .

Serafini Electronics Co .P.O. Box 404 (154 West Hoffman Ave .)Lindenhurst, N.Y . 11757Tel: 516-842-9043They are going into 1/2 " sales and service .Interested in Europeans working in alter-nate television,

*New Address and NameSurvival Arts Media595 BroadwayNew York, N.Y . 10012Tel: 212-966-6530*Formerly, Peoples' Video Theatre . SeeCable section for article on public accessexperiment .

*True Light Beaversc/o Tobe CareyWillow, N.Y .Have begun a community school outsideof Woodstock where they have used 1/2"videotape in workshops with young chil-dren. Also, have tapes of a recent trip toMexico where they took children from

the school . Tapes include archaeologicalinformation . In addition, as a collectiveventure they have written a cookbookcalled feast, published by Doubleday andout in bookstores in late October . Reci-pes from everywhere . First eclectic cook-book of the new consciousness and withsome interesting additions: tips on feed-ing an infant, tips for vegetarian survival,raising chickens and chicken recipes,berry picking, meat cutting for the begin-ner, fasting and some short stories . *Seevideo experimentation section for articleon child birth tape and information on itsavailability . Have1/2" Sony Portapak andPanasonic 3130 editing deck .

VideofileJim Gallo203 East 27th St .New York, N.Y . 10016Tel: 212-OR9-4937Produces documentaries independentlyand for business, also theatre produc-tions ; and educational . I ]as Sony AV 3650and Sony studio cameras. Also on oc-casion uses an Akai 1/4" portapak whichhe's found to be very reliable .

West Side Videoc/o Film Forum256 West 88 StreetNew York, N.Y. 10024lust beginning . Want to serve the greaterWest Side Community and to initiate ownprogram for Channel "C" public accessCATV .

*Women's Video Collective152 West 76th St .New York, N.Y .Tel : 212-362-4164 or LT1-6470Group formed with grant from NYSCA touse video as a process tool in men's andwomen's consciousness raising groups .Have started series of tapes on women'shealth . Tapes available are "May Wilson :Portrait of an Artist", "Women on Sex"

-a discussion, and "Gynecological Exami-nation ." Have Sony portapak .

*Women's Video News Servicesame address as aboveCoalition of women working in video .First project was to cover women in-volved in the Democratic Convention .Write or call for information on how toget the tape .

Woodstock Center for Religion and Wor-ship475 Riverside DriveNew York, N.Y . 10027Tel : 212-866-7646street taping; classroom use ; study oftheatre, dance, play as applicable to newforms of worship . Have 3400 Rover, 3650editing deck and 2 monitors.

OHIO

Howard R . Banchek171 West Maynard 4-AColumbus, Ohio 43202Is into Medical Communications . Plans tovisit hospitals in different parts of thecountry and record a . patient educationclasses, b . medical and paramedical train-ing sessions, c . community involvement(especially in rural communities), and d .community hospital feedback .

PENNSYLVANIA

Diagnostic and Rehabilitation CenterEmilio Tappan109 Arch St .Philadelphia, Pa . 19106Tel: 215-WA5-3909Taping of drug or alcohol group therapy .

Have Sony AV3650, 3600, camera, shin-tron special effects generator and moni-tor .

University Televisionc/o A-V Dept.Bucknell UniversityLewisburg, Pa. 17837Formal grouping of students, staff, profes-sors and local community folk . Have beenusing video with groups for feedback andoff-air taping . Recently been makingtapes for art exhibits, student governmentand publicity to get funds . Exchangeswelcomed . Have 1/2 " porta-pak, 3650, andother studio equipment . Also I"

RHODE ISLAND

Buz and Dale TV21 Hobart Ave.Providence, R .I . 02906Using 1/2" equipment and conductingvideo workshops in conjunction with thePilchuk School (see article in issue) .

Meta Ltd .The Institute for Art Research432 Morris AvenueProvidence, Rhode Island 02906Film, video, performance, media re-search, educational consulting .

TENNESSEEF. Randall HillChurch Architecture Dept.Sunday School Board of the Southern Bap-tist Convention127 Ninth Ave .Nashville, Tennessee 37203Disseminating the uses and potentialitiesof 1/2 " video to other churches and sug-gesting the following applications : tapingchurch services, teacher training pro-grams, connecting entire educationalbuilding with closed circuit tv for devo-tions, films, announcements, awards,songs, etc ., recording church history, tap-ing youth events, training the choir, in"baby picture surprise" banquet pro-grams and other fellowship events, etc .

Mike Tolleson525 Barton Springs RoadAustin, TexasTel : 512-477-0146Has access to Sony CV and AV

equip-ment .

WASHINGTON

Don JensenW. 1203 9th Ave.Spokane, WashingtonTel: 509-TE8-5878 and R17-0037Working with a new school here in Spo-kane. Work so far has been in creatingfeedback on the personal/interpersonallevel and helping the "new school" com-munity to see itself in other dimensions(video space) . Also working with and tap-ing people in this city who will be affect-ed by a projected Worlds Fair scheduledto screw Spokane over in 1974. Has AV3400. Expecting to have 3650 soon .

WASHINGTON D.C .

(New Address)Video Software Inc .Toby MurphyP.O. Box 39082Washington, D .C. 20016Tel : 301-656-6042In addition to 1/2" equipment has 1" in-cluding Sony's 320E and EV200 .

*Washington Community Video CenterBox 3157Washington, D .C. 20010

Tel: 202-ST3-2903

New group born out of the CommunityVideo Center at Federal City College inorder to become more responsive to thepeople in the local D .C. community andto work outside the college structure forthe first time in two years . Planned proj-ects are: Cable Television Resource Of-fice, to involve citizens and communityorganizations in the decision-making pro-cess for cable TV in D .C . ; Survival Infor-mation Network, to develop videomediain areas of health, nutrition, legal ser-vices, sanitation, consumer affairs, and tomake information available throughaccess centers in clinics, waiting rooms,schools, libraries, etc . ; Anacostia Commu-nity Communications Center, to developmeans for this community to access the

cable and to explore alternatives forCATV ownership as model for otherneighborhoods in the city ; also, researchon television as a common carrier for so-cial services and a training and produc-tion service for community people . Also,may edit an issue of Radical Software oncommunications in the 70's and will dis-tribute a newsletter every three monthsto community organizations, institutions,agencies, and local media both as a pub-lic information service about current ac-tivities and as exploration into importantissues in communications . Open invita-tion for people to become involved intheir activities .

CANADA

ALBERTA

*Fifties Room VideoBox 301Vermilion, Alberta*Some of the tapes we have made are"Kitscoty-tomb of a Saxon King""Trades", "Hinterland Historical Conclu-sion", "Women", "Introduction to Vermi-lion ."Have Sony 1/2" portapak.

Hinterland Historical GroupBox 34Vermilion, AlbertaBegun a community project with tapeto research history of the area, interviewsome of the old timers, study the land-how it's been used, and relating all this tous and the future .

BRITISH COLUMBIA

*Matthew SpeierUniversity of British ColumbiaDept. of Anthropology and SociologyVancouver 8, British Columbia*Has taped a documentary on a localurban commune and in it sought topresent key aspects of everyday life in thecommune and the underlying commit-ment of its members to this alternative toconventional nuclear family arrange-ments. Also, conducted a project with el-ementary school children which focusedon children's visual and spatial interactionand non-verbal communication . Anotherinvolved following two three-year oldsthrough different social environments inthe city . All projects employed use of 1/2"equipment .

*Unemployed Citizens Welfare Improve-ment Council1726 W7Vancouver, British ColumbiaTel : 731-0131*Patchwork Trap : an in-depth one hour

1/2"tape of the welfare and unemploy-ment situation in Vancouver-looks atfood, clothing, housing, positive actionand legal aid .

NEW BRUNSWICK

Tele-PublikLe College de BathurstBathurst, N .B .CanadaTel: 506-546-9851Public Television for area never beforeserved by a production facility. Our pro-grams will be aired on a private televisionstation through a Scan Converter (SONYIB-4)

Television publique pour Ie Nord-est duNouveau Brunswick . Nos emissions pas-seront tine fois la semaine sur Ies ondesd'un poste prive. Objectifs poursuivis

: inf ormation, et auto-information par la pop-ulation .

Have 1/2" Sony portapak and 3600. Also,1" B20 F, 310, AVC-4600 cameras, andSony SEG-2 .

NOVA SCOTIA

Alan SondheimNova Scotia College of Art and Design6152 Coburg RoadHalifax, Nova ScotiaIs forming an information access centerwith 1/2" videotape, print media and somefilm, for the dissemination of scientific,technical, artistic, philosophical informa-tion .

Video OneAnn BromleyY.M.C.A. South Park StreetHalifax, Nova ScotiaAre into all aspects of video as a tool forsocial change : training unemployed

youth in the use of the equipment andhaving them work within communities ;establishing a videotape informationcenter containing all information on vtrequipment and its uses, providing com-plete information on current videotapeprojects in North America, plus generalinformation and regulations concerningcablevision and listings of people usingvideo in Halifax as well as listings of tapesavailable in Halifax for public use . Also,creating a course format for teachingabout the equipment as well as creating apublic forum for community discussion ofHalifax's New Community CablevisionChannel .

ONTARIO

Wired World, Inc .Waterloo County Community Media1342 King Street WestKitchener, OntarioTel : 519-579-1150Main effort is in establishing a non-com-mercial open-access community FM radiostation. Radio, they feel, is simpler forpeople to use and more effective thanvideo . For the past year WW has used its

1/2" videotape equipment (2 Sony por-tapaks, 2 Sony 3650's) to give access "tointerested groups with resulting tapesoften appearing on Grand River TV'sChannel 12 . In January CHYM's FM sta-tion made an hour available on Sundaysfor WW's community programming, butthis only meant that the group was de-pendent on outside media hospitality foraccess. For about a year WW has beenlaying the groundwork for a publiclyowned FM station . If a licence is granted

the facility will be available to anyonewho cares to make a program . . . nocommercials, no profits . . . . The prob-lem is to write an application that willconvince the CRTC to open its doors to anew concept of programming . The sta-tion would be the first of its kind in Cana-da, requiring major revisions of theBroadcast Act . . ." (Kitchener-WaterlooRecord, May 25, 1972) They are presentlyinstalling their radio studios .

QUEBEC

Videographe1604 Saint-DenisMontreal 129, QuebecWith a grant from the National Film Boardof Canada they developed an organizationto foster individual expression with videoamongst French Canadians . They have aproduction facility which provides equip-ment to individuals ; a theatre for viewingtapes; and a library where people cancome, take out a tape, and watch it on acassette machine . Their tapes are availableon Sony reels or cassettes .

AUSTRALIA

Bert Deling"Eurutta"Sages Rd .Baxter 3911VictoriaAre working to prepare people for theadvent of the cable in 1975 . Have SonyAV3400 and AVC3400 . See letter in Cablesection .

HOLLAND

Address correction :Shinkichi TajiriBaarlo (Limburg)But from August to December 72 will bevisiting professor at the Minneapolis Col-lege of Art and Design, 200 East 25th St .,Minneapolis, Minn ., 55404 .

NETHERLANDS

Rotterdamse KunststichtingLijnbaan 165RotterdamThe NetherlandsVideo productions with 1/2" tape includean interview with Man Ray, Captain Beef-heart and his magic Band in concert, wo-men's abortion demonstration, theatregroup rehearsing, etc . for complete list-ing of their tapes write to them and askfor listing in English .

SWEDEN

Timo ToiviainenArkivgatan 2122359 LundRecording the circus of life with 1/2" por-tapak .