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Color Adjustment: Director in person.

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Title
Color Adjustment: Director in person.
Series Title
Pacific Film Archive Audio Recordings Collection
Collection Guide (External)
Pacific Film Archive Audio Recordings Collection
Created Date
February 5th, 1992
Description
Bay Area video artist/filmmaker/poet/educator/activist Marlon Riggs introduces his newest film, Color Adjustment. Following the screening, Riggs and producer Vivian Kleiman take questions from the audience. Topics include representations of Black people on television, limitations of television as a format, and how "positive images" are defined. Television shows discussed include The Cosby Show, In Living Color, and Roc.
Creators and Contributors
Speaker: Riggs, Marlon T.
Speaker: Kleiman, Vivian
Subject Topic
African American motion picture producers and directors--Interviews
Motion picture producers and directors--California--San Francisco Bay Area--Interviews
Gay motion picture producers and directors--
Black people on televisionInterviews
African Americans on television
Subject Entity
Riggs, Marlon T.
Genre
Discursive works
Live sound recordings
Spatial Coverage
Berkeley (Calif.)
Temporal Coverage
1992
Language
English
Media Type
Sound
Format
Audio cassette
Extent
1 Tape
Generation
Original
Silent or Sound
Sound
Copyright Statement
Copyright permission status pending.
Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Call Number
4000-01-2042
Contributing Organization Contact Information
Email: bampfa@berkeley.edu
Phone: (510) 643-2196
Organization Website
Link to Internet Archive
http://archive.org/details/cbpf_000024