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Philip Jones Griffiths - Air date: 09-05-05Born in Rhuddlan, Wales, Jones Griffiths studied pharmacy in Liverpool and practiced in London while photographing part time for the Manchester Guardian. In 1961 he became a full-time freelancer for the London Observer. He covered the Algerian War in 1962 then became based in Central Africa, moving from there to Asia. He photographed in Vietnam from 1966 to 1968. He went back to Vietnam in 1970 and became famous for his 1971 book on the war, Vietnam Inc. Philip Jones Griffiths (b. 1936) is a Welsh-born photojournalist known for his coverage of the Vietnam war. Griffiths studied pharmacy but started as a freelance photographer in 1961, traveling to Algeria in 1962. He arrived in Vietnam in 1966, working for the Magnum agency. Magnum found his images difficult to sell to American magazines, as they concentrated on the suffering of the Vietnamese people and reflected Griffiths's view of the war as an episode in the continuing decolonisation of former European possessions. He was able to get a 'scoop' that the American outlets liked, photographs of Jackie Kennedy vacationing with a male friend in Cambodia. The proceeds of these photos enabled him to continue his coverage of Vietnam and to publish Vietnam Inc. in 1971. The book had a major influence on American perceptions of the war,[1] and became a classic of photojournalism. In 2001 the book was reprinted with a foreword by Noam Chomsky. Subsequent books have included Dark Odyssey, a collection of Griffiths's best pictures ...
Philip Jones Griffiths (#2) - Air date: 01-20-93Philip Jones Griffiths (b. 1936) is a Welsh-born photojournalist known for his coverage of the Vietnam war. Griffiths studied pharmacy but started as a freelance photographer in 1961, traveling to Algeria in 1962. He arrived in Vietnam in 1966, working for the Magnum agency. Magnum found his images difficult to sell to American magazines, as they concentrated on the suffering of the Vietnamese people and reflected Griffiths's view of the war as an episode in the continuing decolonisation of former European possessions. He was able to get a 'scoop' that the American outlets liked, photographs of Jackie Kennedy vacationing with a male friend in Cambodia. The proceeds of these photos enabled him to continue his coverage of Vietnam and to publish Vietnam Inc. in 1971. The book had a major influence on American perceptions of the war, and became a classic of photojournalism. In 2001 the book was reprinted with a foreword by Noam Chomsky.
Agent Orange Aftermath - A War Photographer's Plea - Vietnam: The Secret AgentWar photographer Philip Jones Griffiths discusses his observations of dioxin (Agent Orange) exposure in Vietnam - excerpted from the DVD re-release of the award winning documentary film, Vietnam: The Secret Agent.
GIGI FROM TROLLEY OPENS AGENT ORANGE BY PHILIP JONES GRIFFITHS IN SAIGONGigi Giannuzzi, publisher of Trolley Books, gives a speech to open the exhibition of Agent Orange photographs by Philip Jones Griffiths at the War Remnants Museum, Saigon, Vietnam.
50 Years on the FrontlinesA preview of the acclaimed exhibition of the works of Philip Jones Griffiths.
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Fanfare by Philip Jones Brass Ensemblemy little tribute piece from PJBE album 'Fanfare' 1976 Dances of the French Renaissance - Claude Gervaise/Attaignant arr.Peter Reeve -Allemande Philip Jones(1928-2000, the bloke on the right) inspired generations of brass players worldwide w his brass ensemble from the UK. from me vinyl collection
War PhotographyPhotography Of War and Peace Photographers: Eddie Adams (June 12, 1933 -- September 19, 2004) was a Pulitzer Prize-winning American photographer noted for portraits of celebrities and politicians and as a photojournalist having covered 13 wars. Adams served in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War as a combat photographer. One of his assignments was to photograph the entire Demilitarized Zone from end to end immediately following the war. This took him over a month to complete. Philip Jones Griffiths (18 February 1936 - 19 March 2008) was a Welsh photojournalist known for his coverage of the Vietnam war.Griffiths started work as a full-time freelance photographer in 1961 for the Observer, travelling to Algeria in 1962. He arrived in Vietnam in 1966, working for the Magnum agency. Robert Capa (October 22, 1913 -- May 25, 1954), born Endre Ernő Friedmann, was a Hungarian combat photographer and photojournalist who covered five different wars: the Spanish Civil War, the Second Sino-Japanese War, World War II across Europe, the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, and the First Indochina War. He documented the course of World War II in London, North Africa, Italy, the Battle of Normandy on Omaha Beach and the liberation of Paris. Malcolm Browne (born 1933) is a Pulitzer Prize-winning American journalist and photographer. His best known work is the award-winning photograph of the self-immolation of Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức in 1963. His career in journalism began when he ...
On Show; War Photography; Anastasia Taylor-LindExcerpt from the BBC documentary, featuring photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind's photographs and video diary from a trip to document the Women guerrilla soldiers of the PKK in Kurdistan, Iraq. " With the 21st Century media machine churning out a non-stop feast of images of conflict and war across the world, this documentary focusses on the work of the war photographer and their desire to share defining moments of truth. We look at the work of three contrasting photographers - Philip Jones-Griffiths, Anastasia Taylor-Lind and Paul Seawright - all of whom have a connection to Wales and have worked in the theatre of war" www.anastasiataylorlind.com CREDITS Director Hugh Talfryn Walters Producer Paul Islwyn Thomas Indus Films for BBC Wales
Photovoice_Auction_Reuters_by_David-Anthony-Hall.movThe Phototvoice charity auction was a great success last night in a really stunning venue, with some exceptional photography, happy bidders, lots of networking and delicious food and drink. A big thank you to all the team at Photovoice and Reuters also thank you to Auctioneer Jeffrey Archer. All in all it was a pleasure to be part of this event and I look forward to supporting Photovoice it the future, just had an email in from organisers saying enough money has been raised to secure PhotoVoice's activities for another year. Here are just a few of the photographers who donated work: Philip Jones Griffiths, Sarah Moon, Lucien Clergue, Dan Holdsworth, Marcus Lyon, David Anthony Hall, Massimo Vitali, Simon Norfolk, George Rodger, Eve Arnold, Herb Ritts, Irving Lippman, David Hurn, Russell Glenister, Roger Ballen, Lori Nix, Larry Fink, Mary McCartney, Veroniac Bailey, Thomas Allen, Tessa Traeger, Martin Parr, Steve McCurry, Eve Arnold, Nadav Kander, Mark Power, Tim Flach, Tim Hetherington, Simon Roberts, Steve Bloom, Michael Kenna, Lottie Davies, John Swannell, Frank Horvat.
Beyond Good Intentions by Alice SmeetsPhotojournalist Alice Smeets is raising funds for her film project through Emphas.is. In order to receive contributions, the project must be funded in full by May 27, 2012: www.emphas.is Major humanitarian crises caused by civil wars or natural disasters such as recently in Haiti mark humans and cause a wave of solidarity. But do our generous donations actually have the desired effect or do they conversely provoke an unhealthy dependence? In the form of a film documentary choosing the example of Haiti, we will examine the issue of necessity and usefulness of traditional development assistance and offer solutions for improvement. If, thanks to development aid, houses and roads are built - does it actually stimulate the efforts of the locals? Or could it be the opposite? Hence our key question: Is foreign aid really contributing to development? The efforts and concrete results of international aid organizations in the poorest countries in the Third World are almost invisible. To understand why, we must solicit feedback from the base. We'll examine the aid receivers, who are going to be the basic tenor of our film. Moreover, experts, development advocates, journalists and sociologists will give their feedback and shed light on the missing pieces of the development problem. Our documentary will observe the effectiveness of aid in Haiti in the past as well as in the present. Among others, the documentary will include the views of the following experts: - American PhD ...
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Entrepreneur Relief (Goodman Jones, 2011)Goodman Jones 2011. Entrepreneur Relief. Contable / Tax Partner: Graeme Blair Actriz / Actress: Karina Vaughan-Griffiths Una película producida por Goodman Jones 2011/ Produced by Goodman Jones 2011. Productores Ejecutivos / Executive Producers: Philip Woodgate, David Hutton, Raúl Camaño. Dirigida por / Directed by: Raúl Camaño Lorenzo Director de Fotografía / Director of Photography: Eben Bolter Guión / Script: Raúl Camaño Lorenzo Editada por / Edited by: Raúl Camaño Lorenzo Efectos Visuales / Visual effects: Dilara Arin Directora De Producción / Film Producer - Dilara Arin Storyboard - Dilara Arin Maquillaje & Peluquería / Hair & Make up artist - Freda Ellis Steadycam - Eben Bolter Sonido / Sound designer - Doug Douglas Grabada en / Filmmed in: Londres, Reino Unido / London, UK
Philip II defeats the Athenians in battle at Chaeronea, 338 BCClip from the 1956 movie "Alexander the Great" (135 min)
King Philip II is assassinated by Pausanias (Aegae, 336 BC)Clip from the 1956 movie "Alexander the Great" (135 min)
Bill Reiter in the 1975 CAPAC Song Special (Part One)"The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special" (Part One) ...aired on CBC television on October 30, 1975. Filmed in Gastown, Vancouver, BC and CBC Vancouver's Studio 40 - hosted by Gordon Pinsent, it celebrated the 50th Anniversary of CAPAC, the Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of Canada Limited. [CAPAC merged with PRO Canada in 1990 to form the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special was special in that it starred the best of 1975's young Canadian talent; Jeff Hyslop, Barbara Barsky, Ruth Nichol, Victor Stewart, Marek Norman, Lorraine Faulkner, Brent Carver, Melinda Whitaker, Bill Reiter, Martin Short, Charlene Brandolini, Mary Ann McDonald and Terry Frewer. The show was Produced and Directed by Neil Sutherland. It was written by Brian Gibson, Brian Griffiths, Miles Ramsay, Bob Buckley and Howie Vickers. Orchestrations were by Bobby Hales, Bob Buckley, Brian Gibson and Brian Griffiths. The Musical Director was Bobby Hales. The Choral Director was Brian Gibson. The choreographer was Jeff Hyslop. Art Direction: Jim Jones Costume Designer: Philip Bailie Make Up: Beverley Takeuchi Set Director: John Glassey Staging Crew Leader: Jake Wiebe Lighting Director: Jim O'Brien Audio: John Crawford & Geoff Turner Video: Gerry Williamson Switcher: Ali Beheshti Cameramen: Ray Waines, Gene Baedak, Jack Bell and Doug Sjoquist VTR Editor: Gordon Gill Production Assistants: Pat MacDonald and Bob ...
Bill Reiter in the 1975 CAPAC Song Special (Part Two)"The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special" - (Part Two) ...aired on CBC on October 30, 1975. Filmed in Gastown, Vancouver, BC and CBC Vancouver's Studio 40 - hosted by Gordon Pinsent, it celebrated the 50th Anniversary of CAPAC, the Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of Canada Limited. [CAPAC merged with PRO Canada in 1990 to form the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special was special in that it starred the best of 1975's young Canadian talent; Jeff Hyslop, Barbara Barsky, Ruth Nichol, Victor Stewart, Marek Norman, Lorraine Faulkner, Brent Carver, Melinda Whitaker, Bill Reiter, Martin Short, Charlene Brandolini, Mary Ann McDonald and Terry Frewer. The show was Produced and Directed by Neil Sutherland. It was written by Brian Gibson, Brian Griffiths, Miles Ramsay, Bob Buckley and Howie Vickers. Orchestrations were by Bobby Hales, Bob Buckley, Brian Gibson and Brian Griffiths. The Musical Director was Bobby Hales. The Choral Director was Brian Gibson. The choreographer was Jeff Hyslop. Art Direction: Jim Jones Costume Designer: Philip Bailie Make Up: Beverley Takeuchi Set Director: John Glassey Staging Crew Leader: Jake Wiebe Lighting Director: Jim O'Brien Audio: John Crawford & Geoff Turner Video: Gerry Williamson Switcher: Ali Beheshti Cameramen: Ray Waines, Gene Baedak, Jack Bell and Doug Sjoquist VTR Editor: Gordon Gill Production Assistants: Pat MacDonald and Bob Akester ...
You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger - HD TrailerThe site won't let me put the full movie on here because of copyright issues but i have it and many others at my website - tinyurl.com Follows a pair of married couples, Alfie (Hopkins) and Helena (Jones), and their daughter Sally (Watts) and husband Roy (Brolin)... Cast (Credited cast) Antonio Banderas ... Greg Josh Brolin ... Roy Anthony Hopkins ... Alfie Gemma Jones ... Helena Shepridge Freida Pinto ... Dia Lucy Punch ... Charmaine Naomi Watts ... Sally Roger Ashton-Griffiths ... Jonathan rest of cast listed alphabetically: Ewen Bremner ... Henry Strangler Pauline Collins ... Cristal Delgiorno Rupert Frazer ... Mort Anna Friel Eleanor Gecks ... Rita Philip Glenister ... Poker Player Jonathan Hearn ... Person at Market Neil Jackson ... Alan Theo James ... Ray Anupam Kher Christian McKay ... Sy Jim Piddock ... Peter Pearce Quigley Jonathan Ryland ... Mike Prince
Alexander is declared Regent in Pella by King Philip, 340 BCClip from the 1956 movie "Alexander the Great" (135 min)
Renea, I'm On My Way (Original song by Philip Quintas)Singer/Songwriter Acoustic Guitar Player Philip Quintas singing and playing "RENEA, I'M ON MY WAY" and then doing a little bit of free improvisation. Recorded March 6, 2010 at Eagle Audio Recording Studio, Fort Worth, Texas. Camera/DP - Brock Griffith, Audio Engineer/Sound Recordist - Jeff Ward. Earlier this year Philip finished recording a full band version of this song with Evan Jones on drums, Jerry Jewel on bass and Gary Grammar on harmonica. Go to philipquintasmusic.com and sign up to get the .mp3 in exchange for subscribing to his FREE newsletter.
Bill Reiter in the 1975 CAPAC Song Special (Part Three)"The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special" - (Part Three) ...aired on CBC television on October 30, 1975. Filmed in Gastown, Vancouver, BC and CBC Vancouver's Studio 40 - hosted by Gordon Pinsent, it celebrated the 50th Anniversary of CAPAC, the Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of Canada Limited. [CAPAC merged with PRO Canada in 1990 to form the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special was special in that it starred the best of 1975's young Canadian talent; Jeff Hyslop, Barbara Barsky, Ruth Nichol, Victor Stewart, Marek Norman, Lorraine Faulkner, Brent Carver, Melinda Whitaker, Bill Reiter, Martin Short, Charlene Brandolini, Mary Ann McDonald and Terry Frewer. The show was Produced and Directed by Neil Sutherland. It was written by Brian Gibson, Brian Griffiths, Miles Ramsay, Bob Buckley and Howie Vickers. Orchestrations were by Bobby Hales, Bob Buckley, Brian Gibson and Brian Griffiths. The Musical Director was Bobby Hales. The Choral Director was Brian Gibson. The choreographer was Jeff Hyslop. Art Direction: Jim Jones Costume Designer: Philip Bailie Make Up: Beverley Takeuchi Set Director: John Glassey Staging Crew Leader: Jake Wiebe Lighting Director: Jim O'Brien Audio: John Crawford & Geoff Turner Video: Gerry Williamson Switcher: Ali Beheshti Cameramen: Ray Waines, Gene Baedak, Jack Bell and Doug Sjoquist VTR Editor: Gordon Gill Production Assistants: Pat MacDonald and ...
Amy MovieThis is my first YouTube video made with stills from the film Amy. I hope you enjoyed it!
Bill Reiter in the 1975 CAPAC Song Special (Part Four)"The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special" (Part Four) ...aired on CBC television on October 30, 1975. Filmed in Gastown, Vancouver, BC and CBC Vancouver's Studio 40 - hosted by Gordon Pinsent, it celebrated the 50th Anniversary of CAPAC, the Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of Canada Limited. [CAPAC merged with PRO Canada in 1990 to form the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special was special in that it starred the best of 1975's young Canadian talent; Jeff Hyslop, Barbara Barsky, Ruth Nichol, Victor Stewart, Marek Norman, Lorraine Faulkner, Brent Carver, Melinda Whitaker, Bill Reiter, Martin Short, Charlene Brandolini, Mary Ann McDonald and Terry Frewer. The show was Produced and Directed by Neil Sutherland. It was written by Brian Gibson, Brian Griffiths, Miles Ramsay, Bob Buckley and Howie Vickers. Orchestrations were by Bobby Hales, Bob Buckley, Brian Gibson and Brian Griffiths. The Musical Director was Bobby Hales. The Choral Director was Brian Gibson. The choreographer was Jeff Hyslop. Art Direction: Jim Jones Costume Designer: Philip Bailie Make Up: Beverley Takeuchi Set Director: John Glassey Staging Crew Leader: Jake Wiebe Lighting Director: Jim O'Brien Audio: John Crawford & Geoff Turner Video: Gerry Williamson Switcher: Ali Beheshti Cameramen: Ray Waines, Gene Baedak, Jack Bell and Doug Sjoquist VTR Editor: Gordon Gill Production Assistants: Pat MacDonald and Bob ...
Bill Reiter in the 1975 CAPAC Song Special (Part Five)"The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special" ...aired on CBC television on October 30, 1975. Filmed in Gastown, Vancouver, BC and CBC Vancouver's Studio 40 - hosted by Gordon Pinsent, it celebrated the 50th Anniversary of CAPAC, the Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of Canada Limited. [CAPAC merged with PRO Canada in 1990 to form the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com The 50 Years CAPAC Song Special was special in that it starred the best of 1975's young Canadian talent; Jeff Hyslop, Barbara Barsky, Ruth Nichol, Victor Stewart, Marek Norman, Lorraine Faulkner, Brent Carver, Melinda Whitaker, Bill Reiter, Martin Short, Charlene Brandolini, Mary Ann McDonald and Terry Frewer. The show was Produced and Directed by Neil Sutherland. It was written by Brian Gibson, Brian Griffiths, Miles Ramsay, Bob Buckley and Howie Vickers. Orchestrations were by Bobby Hales, Bob Buckley, Brian Gibson and Brian Griffiths. The Musical Director was Bobby Hales. The Choral Director was Brian Gibson. The choreographer was Jeff Hyslop. Art Direction: Jim Jones Costume Designer: Philip Bailie Make Up: Beverley Takeuchi Set Director: John Glassey Staging Crew Leader: Jake Wiebe Lighting Director: Jim O'Brien Audio: John Crawford & Geoff Turner Video: Gerry Williamson Switcher: Ali Beheshti Cameramen: Ray Waines, Gene Baedak, Jack Bell and Doug Sjoquist VTR Editor: Gordon Gill Production Assistants: Pat MacDonald and Bob Akester ...
The Invisible Man - Strange PartnersThe Invisible Man was a 1958 ITP (Incorporated Television Programme Company Ltd) Production/Official Films Inc. presentation for Associated TeleVision. The series was networked on CBS in the United States. It ran for 26 half-hour monochrome episodes across two seasons and was nominally based on the novel by HG Wells. Tonight's Story "Strange Partners" Lucian Curry has waited fifteen years for his business partner, a frail man with a bad heart, to die so he can gain full control of their goldmine. The partner, however, clearly won't go to the great beyond without a push. Cast Lisa Daniely ... Diane Brady Deborah Watling ... Sally Brady Victor Platt ... Inspector Quillan Jack Melford ... Collins Patrick Troughton ... Vickers Robert Cawdron ... Ryan Reginald Hearne ... Doctor Griffith Jones ... Lucian Currie Johnny Scripps ... Dr. Peter Brady / The Invisible Man (uncredited) Tim Turner ... Dr. Peter Brady / The Invisible Man (voice) (uncredited) Directed By CM Penninton-Richards Screenplay Written By Michael Cramoy, Philip Levene Novel Written By HG Wells Produced By Ralph Smart Cinematography By Arthur Graham Film Editing By Carmen de Ossa Assistant Director David Tomblin Art Direction By Harry White Details Country: UK Original Air Date: September 19, 1959 Season 1, Episode 13 Also Known As: HGWells' Invisible Man Filming Locations: National Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, UK Production Co: Incorporated Television Company (ITC ...
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