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Flying Focus Video Clips Page

Check here for various clips from Flying Focus Video Collective as posted to YouTube.com.

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Current clips are:
16th Busiversary Teaser Clip
Native Perspectives on Sustainability: Nichole Maher
Fifteen Years of Flying Focus
A Nonvilent Response to Genocide
Community Dialogue on Racial Profiling


16th Busiversary Teaser Clip:
This is a 3-minute clip compiled for PCM's Producer Showcase in November 2007, using video from our "Sixteenth Busiversary" with clips from November 2006-October 2007. The assignment was to spend the first 90 seconds explaining who we are and what we do and share clips from our work. Short clips appear from "Native Perspectives on Sustainability: Nichole Maher"; "No More Invasions, No More Wars"; "Middle East WILPF Women London 9/06"; The Chick Who Always Talks About Atrocities in the Congo at Parties"; and "Lynne Stewart: Attorney on Trial."

The full one hour Sixteenth Busiversary (VB #65.8&9) is available for a donation of $14 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage and features producers introducing clips from programs produced between December 2006 and October 2007.
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"Native Perspectives on Sustainability: Nichole Maher (Tlingit)"
This is a 2-minute clip features Maher, a Native leader who serves as the Executive Director of Portland's Native American Youth and Family Center, speaking on ideas of what "sustainability" means to her. It is part of a series of interviews conducted by David Hall, Ph.D. Candidate at Portland State University.

The full program (VB #65.5) is available for a donation of $9 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage, and for $14 in a two-part packege with "Native Perspectives on Sustainability: Roberta Conner (Cayuse)" (VB #66.3).
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Fifteen Years of Flying Focus:
This is an 8-minute clip compiled for our "Fifteenth Busiversary" looking back at the years 1991- 2006 and some of the various topics, individuals, and musical performers featured on the Flying Focus Video Bus.

The full one hour Fifteenth Busiversary (VB #61.7&8) is available for a donation of $14 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage and also features producers introducing clips from all the new programs produced between December 2005 and October 2006.
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A Nonviolent Response to Genocide
This 90-second clip from the hour-long Flying Focus Video Bus shows Dr. Elavie Ndura of Burundi, a Hutu widow whose family experienced colonialism, exploiation and genocide. She encourages people to become more culturally competent as a means to avoid the kinds of violence she has seen. Her talk was taped at Portland State University in February 2005, but the video was first cablecast in October, 2006.

The full program (VB #61.3&4) is available for a donation of $14 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage.
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Community Dialogue on Racial Profiling
This is a ninety-second clip from the hour-long Flying Focus Video Bus featuring a dialogue with Portland Police officers talking with community members about experiences at traffic stops and on the streets. The dialogue took place in June, 2006 in NE Portland and was coordinated by Oregon Action.

The full program (VB #60.13&61.1) is available for a donation of $14 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage.
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Page added 1/16/07, last updated 2/9/08

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