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Kingston Arts Council 5 - Kingston Painting, Beiler, African Art Exhibits
Main Speaker(s): Robert Swain. Begins with an interview with Swaine, who is asked about how he thinks the arts community in Kingston impacts the general public in Kingston. Afterwards clips of people at an African art exhibit are played.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
Jan Winton: The Listening Suite
Main Speaker(s): Jan Winton, Michael Bell. Location: Jan Winton's studio. Edited video of a conversation between Winton and Bell on Winton's artwork. Footage cuts between Shots of Winton working and her conversing with Bell. Conversation focuses on her process of painting.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
Location: Ongwanada Resource Centre. An edited video with a narrator created to emphasize the philosophy and goals of Ongwanada, demonstrating how the staff care for their clients who have a variety of mental and developmental disabilities. The video shows the daily routine of Ongwanada staff as they provide individualized care for the different clients.
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Main Speaker(s): Ellie Barton. Video is a slideshow narrated by Ellie Barton. Barton discusses the purpose of Ongwanada, while the slideshow displays people in Ongwanada houses or text of what Barton is saying.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
A Day in the Life of Calvin Park School - A QTV Production
Location: Calvin Park Public School. Edited video consisting of shots of students during a regular day at Calvin Park with music in the background. Includes shots of the students going to class, playing computer games, and playing games in gym class.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
As Lifers See It: Kingston Penitentiary Lifers Group, Religion
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
An informational video on Stauffer Library's Learning Commons and the services provided.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
28th Annual Archives Lecture - "What's Special About Canadian Jewish History"
Main Speakers: Dr Gerald Tulchinsky. Paul Banfield talks about the origins of the Archive Lectures and introduces the guest speaker and topic. Dr Tulchinsky then gives a lecture on Canadian Jewish history, after which he answers questions from the audience for the last half hour of the video. Dr Gordon Dueck then thanks Dr Tulchinsky for speaking.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.
The Library for the 21st Century: Location and Design Selection
Producer Richard Webb. Director, Kevin Nagle. Narrator, John Cook.
Queen's University. Queen's Television.