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Reading About Home Movies

Home movies and other necessary fictions - Citron, Michelle

Call Number: (Doheny) PS3553.I866H66 1999

ISBN: 0816632618

Publication Date: 1999

Mining the home movie : excavations in histories and memories - Ishizuka, Karen L.

Call Number: (Cinema) PN1995.8.M56 2008

ISBN: 9780520230873

Publication Date: 2008

Moving Memories - Ishizuka, Karen L.

There's no place like home video - Moran, James M.

Call Number: (Cinema) PN1992.945.M67 2002

ISBN: 0816638004

Publication Date: 2002

Watching YouTube : extraordinary videos by ordinary people - Strangelove, Michael

Call Number: (Doheny) HM851.S774 2010

ISBN: 9781442641457

Publication Date: 2010

Reel families : a social history of amateur film - Zimmerman, Patricia Rodden

Call Number: (Cinema) PN1995.8.Z56 1995

ISBN: 0253368766

Publication Date: 1995

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Screening Homegrown History

Visions and Voices, 2011-2012 offers two events exploring the cultural value of home movies. "Participatory History and the Value of Home Movies," a panel discussion launching a preview week for a multimedia exhibit entitled "Jewish Homegrown History: Immigration, Identity and Intermarriage," will be held on Thursday October 20th from 7 to 8:30 pm in the Ray Stark Family Theatre (George Lucas Building [SCA], reception 6 to 10 pm).

On March 2nd, from 6 to 10 pm, "Home Movie Projections," a screening of home movies gathered and remixed by USC students, will be shown at the School of Cinematic Arts, Room 110. Awards for the best presentations will be announced.