Eli Delauro, Michael Galasso, Catherine Levine. Originally produced as a cable television program in 1983. "Opening captions: Deep Television / Now through a newly discovered invention called Deep Television it is possible to interview people who have been dead for up to 100 years. Deep Television is still in its experimental stages so it is not perfected yet. In some cases the reconstructed images or voices may be inexact depending on the amount of time lapsed between death and the interview. Small details such as noses may change in size. Invariably the subjects look older than we remember them. Einstein (1879-1955). This videotape is a record of a Deep Television interview with Einstein. Recently discovered information has uncovered the fact that his secret fantasy was to be a music hall comedian. The part of Einstein was played by Eli Delauro. Violin played by Michael Galasso. Voice Coach Catherine Levine. The part of Einstein's dog was played by Melba. Production Assistant John Halpern. / A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes. Music by Mack David, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston, Walt Disney Music Co. ASCAP. A dream is a wish your heart makes / When you're fast asleep / In dreams you will lose your heartaches / Whatever you wish for you keep / Have faith in your dreams and someday / And someday your rainbow / Will come smiling through / No matter how your heart is grieving / You keep on believing / The dream that you wish will come true. / Copyright Museum of Mott Art 1883. Credits end at 22:42, and a new title caption comes up: 22:42: What You Should Know About Nuclear War. This is followed by pages in sepia tones apparently from a Russian civil defense booklet, captioned in Russian and read in Russian and partially translated to English. Credits for this segment read: Komar and Melamid with Jamie Gambrell. Produced by Michael Owen and Robin White. Audio Mix Byron Lovelace. Video Services Roughcut Video. Re-recorded to DVCam and DVD digital formats in 2008."--Finding aid.
Series:
Artists television network collection
OCLC:
(OCoLC)262845085
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.