healing

Unhushed!

Posted December 6th, 2007 by Intern
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Producer of the Work / Filmmaker: 

The Still Standing Project with Scribe Video Center

Filmmaker Facilitator: 

Production Facilitator - Iain Conliffe; Humanities Consultant - Biko Agonzino; Post Production - Brain Cook

Year released: 
2006
Length: 
11 min 34 seconds
Price: 

This video is available for purchase as part of a Precious Places Community History Project Vol.1 compilation DVD.

Before artist and community historian Beverly Collins-Roberts set to work researching the topic, few living people knew that Pomona Hall in Camden, New Jersey, now the headquarters of the Camden Historical Society, had been the "big house" of an 18th century slave plantation. Owned by Marmaduke Cooper, Camden's founder, the plantation spanned 400 acres and covered much of what is now the Parkside neighborhood of Camden. Unhushed!

Putting The Eye Of Record On It

Posted July 19th, 2007 by Gretjen
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Producer of the Work / Filmmaker: 

Produced by Stepahnie Howland

Year released: 
1993
Length: 
10 minutes

A lucid, healing document emerges from the videomaker's deconstruction of her memories of abuse. The experimental narrative meditates and functions upon the premise that traumatic memories are encoded as an illogical melange of pictures, feelings and fears.

Filmmaker's Name: 
Stephanie Howland
Filmmaker's Bio: 

Stephanie Howland is a writer and mother who lives in Philadelphia.

Public Screenings, Broadcasts and Festivals: 

Spring 1993 - 1993 Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, International House (Philadelphia, PA)

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