The Moving Image: The Journal of the Association of Moving Image Archivists (Fall 2002)

Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Fine. 2002. (Vol. 2, No. 2). Journal. [as-new, nice and clean with no discernible wear]. (B&W photographs, facsimiles) In this issue: "Polavision Instant Movies: Edwin Land's Quest for a New Medium," by Elizabeth Czach; "Identifying and Documenting the Small Gauge Image: Researching Rare Footage of a First Nations School in the Canadian West," by Rosemary Bergeron; "An Academic Perspective: The Life and Films of John Barnes," by Geoff Alexander; "Coming to Terms with New York City's Moving Picture Operators, 1906-1913," by Roberta E. Pearson and William Uricchio; "Edison in Quebec (1894-1913): Shedding a Foreign Light on the Origins of Cinema in Canada," by Pierre Véronneau. Shorter pieces presented under the "Forum" heading are: "The UCLA Film & Television Archive: A Retrospective Look," by Robert Rosen; "The Edison Home Kinetoscope and Its Films," by Alan D. Kattelle; "Edison Home Kinetoscope (22mm): A List of Films and Sources," by the Small Gauge Working Group; "Restoring 22mm Edison Home Kinetoscope Films," by Ken Weissman and William O'Farrell; "The Fragile Emulson," by Jon Gartenberg; "The Research Value of Amateur Films: Integrating the Use of Amateur and Found Footage into a Film Production Course," by Laura Kissel. There are also reviews of five books and four films. .