Library of Congress, "The Packard Campus for Audio-Visual Conservation "

Produced, directed and written by Tim Rogan & Suzanne Jurva.

If you are a movie, TV or music buff, you should know about this place. No other country can touch the ongoing cultural preservation efforts at our Library of Congress. There's nothing like the LOC's National Audiovisual Conservation Center anywhere else in the world.

Our good friend, Suzanne Hogan, special assistant to the Librarian of Congress, shepherded this from gestation to delivery. Beautiful camera work by Washington, DC-based DP/Camera, Julio Luzquinos. In LA, keen eye camera work provided by Andrew Parke; Crispy clean Audio/grip by Matthew Engel on the east coast and by Danny Lanham on the west; Production Design/Editing by the incomparably talented and patient Chris Ross Leong. Phenomenal creativity exhibited by Multiscreen Producer: Julie Talen (yes, there are a number of themes running in those sequences); Composed by the amazing Gary Stockdale; a spot-on VO by Tudor Applen; and great natural makeup for HD by Jodi Malitsky.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Library of Congress
• LLC
• film
• audio
• music
• movies
• TV
• television
• history
• Pearl Harbor
• Roosevelt
• comedy
• drama
• Judy Garland
• Bob Hope
• Johnny Carson
• Groucho Marx
• Benny Goodman
• Ed Sullivan
• nitrate film
• video
• wax cylinder
• future
• Librarian of Congress
• documentary interviews
• preservation
• archive
• media
• culture
• Lucille Ball
• I Love Lucy
• Days of Heaven
• Close Encounters
• Spielberg
• Star is Born
• Wizard of Oz

[larry41onebay]

Wonderful, and I hear they play free movies for the public 3 times a week. Keep up the good work and thanks for saving our cultural heritage! I can't wait to learn more...