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Main Speaker(s): Gini Rosen, Everyone interviewed in the Kingston Arts Council 1-10 tapes. Edited video narrated by Rosen created by the Kingston Arts Council stating the benefits of the arts, including the economics surplus and the creation of jobs. Uses footage of the interviews from the Kingston Arts Council 1-10 tapes.

Location: Lake Ontario. Begins with an overhead shot of the Portmouth Olympic Harbour in Kingston with the label 'Day 5' before cutting to raw footage of the different sailboat races that happened that day, each labelled with the boat class and track name. Cuts to another overheard shot before showing a still picture of a sailboat with the label 'Kingston, Ontario'. Afterward come footage of Day 6 following the exact same format as Day 5, beginning with an overhead shot before cutting to raw footage of some of the races and ending with a still shot of several seconds. Footage of Day 7 is then shown in the same format. Footage from Day 8 is also shown.

Kingston's Maritime - Naval Heritage: H.M.C.S. Kingston; Kingston: The Birthplace of Hockey; Canada's Flag: Kingston Inspiration; Sir John A.: Canada's Father - Kingston Citizen; Old Fort Henry: In Defense of Canada; Queen's University: Excellence in Canadian Education; Kingston City Hall: Early Canadian Capitol; The Kingston Corvettes: WWII Ship Building; Kingston Mills: The King's Mill; RMC: Canada's Military College. A video produced through a Grade 9 Exploration 2 Arts/ Communication course with the assistance of John G. Esford (instructor).

Main Speaker(s): Rev. Brian Yealland, Jenny Molson. Begins with Rev. Yealland introducing himself and Molson. Brian then asks Jenny questions about the death of her father, who shot himself. He asks about the family reaction and emotions surrounding the event.

Main Speakers: Suki Falkner, Nathan. Video of psychoanalyst Falkner talking to Nathan (a young child) about his emotional and family issues.

Producers: Robb Tripp, John G. Esford. Video begins with a narrator talking about the rivalry between Queen's and Western University which began in 1922. OUCAA had to step in and prevented Queen's from facing Western in sports. However, they found a way to continue the rivalry by playing croquet which wasn't goverened by the OUCAA. Western ultimately emerged victorius.

Video with a voiceover on landscape architect Humphry Repton's red books, which were reports he created for clients concerning their property including compliments on the property and suggestions for improvements. The video focuses on Repton's report on Lord Amherst's house Montreal in Kent.