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INVENTORY
Boxes - 1-3, Bali
| 4-5,
BC | 6-7,
BC History
8-10,
Artists | 11-13,
BC Art | 14-17,
TV
printable
version of whole inventory
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11: NINSTINTS
"Ninstints"
- (1983) This film is about Anthony Island in the Queen Charlottes.
It is a World Heritage site credited for having the largest number
of totems still standing in their original location. The film
deals with the removal of 20 totems in 1957 by a group of anthropologists
and natives, including Bill Reid. Those totems were taken to be
housed in museums in British Columbia. the film depicts conservation
workers trying to preserve this heritage. A Spreitz/Husband Production.
Producer:
Vicky Husband; Picture, Editing: Karl Spreitz; Sound:
Patrick Pothier; Script: Colin Browne
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U998.41.11/1 |
"B&W NINSTINTS
1957" |
U998.41.11/2 |
"NINSTINTS - orig.
outs" |
U998.41.11/3 |
(No title) |
U998.41.11/4 |
"NINSTINTS out" |
U998.41.11/5 |
"NINSTINTS out" |
U998.41.11/6 |
"Outs - NINSTINTS" |
U998.41.11/7 |
(No title) |
U998.41.11/8 |
"Reel outs Feb. 15" |
U998.41.11/9 |
"NINSTINS A&B
negative" |
U998.41.11/10 |
"NINSTINTS - orig.
outs" |
U998.41.11/11 |
"HAIDA - 2 talking
heads" |
U998.41.11/12 |
"NINSTINSTS - old
1957" |
U998.41.11/13 |
"NINSTINTS" |
U998.41.11/14 |
"NINSTINTS B&W" |
U998.41.11/15 |
"NINSTINTS - outs" |
U998.41.11/16 |
"NINSTINTS - outs" |
U998.41.11/17 |
"NINSTINTS - 1957
- old footage" |
U998.41.11/18 |
"NINSTINTS B&W
1957" |
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12: Elza Mayhew
This
film shows the making of The Column of the Sea, a bronze sculpture
by Elza Mayhew. We see Mayhew in Victoria with a cataloguing of her
previous work. She is in conversation with Ricki Ciccimarra, and Bob
de Castro. Depicts the pioneering the styrofoam casting process; casting
in bronze at Fernos Ironworks, Eugene, Oregon; the finishing,
assembling, and the final installation of the work. |
Elza Mayhew work
in progress, from the film Time-Markers: The Sculpture of Elza
Mayhew.
Produced by Karl Spreitz
and Anne Mayhew
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U998.41.12/1 |
"Elza Mayhew - orig.
outs" |
U998.41.12/2 |
"Work print Elza
& Ricki" |
U998.41.12/3 |
"Elza - camera orig." |
U998.41.12/4 |
"Elza - orig. outs" |
U998.41.12/5 |
"Elza Mayhew - First
version, ok to project" |
U998.41.12/6 |
"Elza Mayhew - Music
tracks x2" |
U998.41.12/7 |
"Elza - mixed outs
orig." |
U998.41.12/8 |
"Elza sound track" |
U998.41.12/9 |
"Elza - First Version" |
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13: Ricki Ciccimarra
"Steelhead River"
- This international prize-winning film from 1964 shows Ricki Ciccimarra
as the great fly fisherman on the Cowichan River. Longest running fishing
film in the National Film Boards library. There are two versions
- the first, 26 minutes, is preferred by Karl Spreitz over the second,
government version, 12 minutes.
"Brown Trout" - Fishing
for brown trout on the Cowichan River in 1968. Ricki Ciccimarra is fly
tying while Vicky Husband helps. The film captures the black ant hatch
on the river (very rarely filmed). Ciccimarra catches three 6-lb brown
trout.
U998.41.13/1 |
"Ricki" |
U998.41.13/2 |
"Steelhead
- govt version" |
U998.41.13/3 |
"Steelhead
River - orig outs" |
U998.41.13/4 |
"Steelhead
River - Silent" |
U998.41.13/5 |
"Ciccimarra
Brown Trout - 45 min." |
U998.41.13/6 |
"Ricki Ciccimarra
- Brown Trout - original" |
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INVENTORY
Boxes - 1-3, Bali
| 4-5,
BC | 6-7,
BC History
8-10,
Artists | 11-13,
BC Art | 14-17,
TV
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