Seeing is believing : handicams, human rights and the news /

Seeing is believing : handicams, human rights and the news /

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Discusses the history of the camcorder and illuminates the work and words of international journalists and media activists. Highlights the story of Joey Lozano who documents abuses against indigenous people in the Philippines; but does his work prevent violence or jeopardize lives?

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: CBC Newsworld, First Run/Icarus Films, Necessary Illusions (Firm) (Producer)
Other Authors: Cizek, Katerina (Director, Producer, Narrator, Screenwriter), Miquet, Francis (Producer), Wintonick, Peter (Director, Producer, Screenwriter)
Format: Unknown
Language:English
French
Undetermined
Spanish
Published: Brooklyn, NY : First Run/Icarus Films, 2002
New York, NY : [2002?]
New York, NY : [2002], ©2002
New York, NY : [2002]
Edition:Director's cut
Subjects:
Amateur films
Camcorders > Social aspects
Camcorders
Documentary films > Philippines
Documentary films
Human rights workers > Philippines
Human rights
Photojournalism > Social aspects
Photojournalists
Television broadcasting of news > Social aspects
Video recording in social change
Video recordings > Social aspects
Human rights workers
Photojournalism
Social aspects
Television broadcasting of news
Philippines
Feature films
Feature films > Canada
Journalism films
Nonfiction films
Video recordings

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Duke University

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Call Number: DVD 21063
VC 10980

Columbia University

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Call Number: DVD6965

University of Pennsylvania

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Call Number: DVD HE8700.6 .S44 2002

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