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V10
IAC VIDEO WINNERS 1984
The IAC's first International Video Competition was incorporated into the
1983 London Amateur Film Festival, but was judged separately until 1986.
This is a selection of entries from the 1984 contest.
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SCRAMBLE
Archie Reid, FACI (N. Ireland)
Fast-paced, exciting motorbike action set to the Magnificent Seven theme.
IAC Bronze Seal 1984 |
Visual
3 min |
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| 2. |
ENVELOPES
J.M. Ward (Essex)
Computer graphics used to demonstrate mathematical ideas.
IAC Silver Seal 1984 |
Instructional
9 min |
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| 3. |
BRAINS v BRAWN
Mallow Vocational School (Co. Cork)
A youngsters' story tape showing that a little bit of thought will always
beat the bully-boy.
IAC Blue Seal 1984 |
children
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15 min. |
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ART?
Melvin Reid (London)
A colourful montage of rippling reflections set to an electronic sound-track.
At the end, the producer asks whether video is an art form.
The maker's revised version of library number: V 6 item 2.
IAC Runner-up 1982; IAC Silver Seal 1984 |
Visual
col/bw
5 min |
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THE '1812' WOODCHOP
Syd Pearman (Leics)
An entertaining and slick video which shows just what you can do with the
hands if you know how! Short, sweet and very well cut to the famous
overture.
IAC Runner-up, Gold Seal 1984 |
Visual
1 min |
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THE VOID
David Felber (Middlesex)
A compelling, skilfully-directed drama which begins with Emma (Lindsey Walker)
grieving for the loss of her mother. Steve, her fiancé (Richard Perkins),
is convinced that her sorrow has more behind it than just the bereavement.
Also starring Lucie Stewart as young Emma and Alex Blythe as her father.
See also library number: V 8 item 2.
IAC Video Cup 1984
UNSUITABLE FOR CHILDREN |
Story
17 min |
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Price: £2.50 VHS / BETA total running time 50 min. |
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