B&W STILLS OF HENRI HUET, ASSOCIATED PRESS(AP) PHOTOGRAPHER, FOR JACK SMITH TMG CS CONCERNING FOUR WAR PHOTOGRAPHERS KILLED IN VIETNAM WAR / BOOK ABOUT FOUR MEN WRITTEN BY RICHARD PYLE, AP / STILLS OF SOLDIERS IN FOX HOLES / ONE EYED MEDIC / COLOR STILLS OF INJURED SOLDIERS / VIETNAMESE MEN TIED UP AND BLIND-FOLDED / GUNMEN IN HELICOPTER

Mitosis and Meiosis

The woman setting in front of the cave the birds free, enjoying the nature at sunrise concept of freedom

Wedding in San Diego of retired tennis champion Maureen Connolly

PREMIUM RATE - Selena - Press conference in Spanish with Selena - Journalists - press - photographers - Selena receives platinum record award for Entre a Mi Mundo and Live! - female musician

Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands enters Drakensteyn Castle, her personal residence. Footage includes shots of the royal in her study and living room.

1963 B/W w/ Sound INTEGRATION OF SOUTHERN UNIVERSITIES Alabama, Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama -- Negroes Enrolled as Governor Yields newsreel footage. VS EST campus. Governor George Wallace talks on microphone in doorway, blocking path of Black students. Federal attorneys serve Wallace w/ proclamation from JFK. National Guard stands by. Soldier asks Wallace to step aside. Governor yields. VS reporters, photographers, & cameramen. Black students, James Hood, Vivian Malone enroll. TALKING HEAD President Kennedy discusses civil rights. JFK syas US is facing moral crisis ""Fires of frustration and discord are burning in every city North and South where legal remedies are not at hand redress is sought in the streets in demonstrations, parades and protests which create tension and threaten violence and threaten lives. We face therefore a moral crisis...we expect Negro people to uphold the law...and they have a right to expect that the law will be fair and that the Constitution will be color blind...

Photographs of Japanese Naval heroes who lost their lives for the nation. Cherry blossom trees. Yasukuni National Shrine where the Naval heroes lay buried in Tokyo, Japan. Location: Tokyo Japan. Date: 1942.

1974 Tournament of Roses Parade-Pasadena, California-Various floats down Colorado Blvd turning at corner; Older men in living room, one seated and three standing looking at photographs; woman in garden with Chinese pagoda sculpture; rock garden in front of pond-waterfall-panning up to view Los Angeles skyline; people seated poolside.

PAN inside home of poor family in village on Sao Tiago Island in Cape Verde (Achada Baleia), ZOOM IN to CU of photos of family members living outside the country.

PHOTOGRAPH OF VICTORIAN LIVING ROOM

The embassy bombing in Kenya has brought tragedy to a family in Florida. Clara Aliganga of Tallahassee found out today that her son, 21-year old Nathan Aliganga died in the terrorist bombing at the United States' Embassy. Mrs. Aliganga says her son wanted to be challenged and felt going to Kenya would fulfill that desire.(SOT) Nathan was one of 11 Americans killed in the Kenya embassy bombing.

Wedding photo developed in darkroom Teen works in darkroom Teen exits darkroom with photo, shows to photographer CU wedding photo Aptitude test in graph form (shows aptitudes in chart form) Counselor hands book to teen Kid holds job handbooks People at work, shipping clerk, airplane pilot, dentist, sculptor mailman, traffic cop, woman at huge adding machine, scientist, welder Men at home construction site, build suburban home Dam (NICE) Teen reads occupational planning book in living room Teen reads book (studies) at desk, page from handbook detailing skills needed for different jobs Teen thinks Blueprint photographer, photoengraver at work Draftsman at work (drafting table) Teen knocks on office door, sees advisor, shakes hands, sits Teen shows resume to counselor, counselor hands over trade journals (Modern Photographer, Cinematographer) Counselor writes down note and hands it to teen, get up and shakes hand Teen with pile of books in library, goes through books Copies of magazines (Cinematography, Modern Photographer, A/V Guide, Educational Screen, Film World) piled up on atop the other (NICE) Teen studies in library Teen looks up photography in encyclopedia, takes notes Postcards with different addresses piled up Teen visits motion picture set (NICE), lighting director shows off meter Kid speaks to draftsman Kid shakes hands with photostatic printer, shows off equipment Kid shakes hands with portrait photographer, stands near camera Teen pulls down screen, switches off lights, 16mm film projected Teen watches film (of news photographer in action) Teen approaches 'GUIDANCE OFFICE' and enters and talks to counselor Teen flips through photos in office (girls portraits hung on wall) Different pictures of people at work flipped through

00:00:00:00 GUEST: Rudy Giuliani. (0:00) /

Open Air Girl. <br/> <br/>Kensington, London. <br/> <br/>Various shots of photographer Norman Vigars in living room giving instructions. Camera pans down to girl in bathing costume on couch, she is 20 year old Valerie Carr, Britain's Open Air Girl for 1948. M/S as another cameraman joins them. Various C/U's of Valerie on couch being photographed in various positions.

Film about Nelson Mandela’s journey from anti-apartheid activist to prisoner then South Africa’s president. 00:02-01:04 - Color, 1988 - WS ZI of Zindzi Mandela being carried by an exuberant crowd in Soweto Stadium on Feb. 10, 1985. - MS of Zindzi Mandela hugging Archbishop Desmond Tutu and others in Soweto Stadium. 01:04-01:30 - Photographs of Mandela including portraits, wearing boxing gloves and rubbing noses with Winnie Mandela. - MS of demonstrators holding a banner that says “Wear a Ribbon to Celebrate Nelson Mandela’s Birthday, Free Nelson Mandela, and Free South Africa” with illustration of Mandela behind bars. 01:30-02:34 - ZO WS of a boy swimming across a river in in the South African region of Transkei where Nelson Mandela was born. - WS of a valley and mountains in Transkei. - Panning WS ZI of herders in a field in Transkei. - Beautiful backlit MFS of herders with in Transkei. - Good Panning FS of women carrying bundles of hay on their heads in Transkei. - Good Panning WS of cattle and herder in Transkei. 02:34-03:26 - Various EXT interview shots with Arthur Mandela talking about Nelson Mandela’s family land in Qunu in the Transkei and panning to WS showing it. - OTS MFS of Arthur Mandela walking and talking about Nelson Mandela’s property and pointing to his ancestors’ graves. 03:26-05:46 - ZO WS of people husking corn in Transkei. - ZI FS to MS of Nelson Mandela’s sister, Mabel Notamcu, husking corn (audio of Notamcu saying Mandela was a bright child). - Various INT interview shots of Mabel Notamcu saying their father knew Nelson would be of great service to South Africa and asking Jongintaba Dalindyebo, the Thembu chief, to educate him. - Panning WS and ZI on a building in Chief Dalindyebo’s compound where Mandela lived. - INT panning shot of the building Mandela lived in as a child (audio of Notamcu saying Mandela was determined to get an education). - MS portrait of Nelson Mandela wearing a suit (audio of Notamcu saying Chief Dalindyebo bought him new clothes). 05:46-06:09 - MS photograph of Mandela in traditional attire, MFS photograph of Mandela wearing a blazer and carrying a book. - MS photograph of Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela’s law firm partner. 06:09-06:45 - EXT interview shot with Chief Mtikrakra walking and saying all the tribes were enthusiastic about Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo’s law firm, that their office was always crowded, and that Mandela’s clients would wait for him at his home. 06:45-07:12 - Various B/W shots of black miners working and black men in handcuffs being detained by white police. 07:12-07:46 - INT MS interview with Adelaide Tambo, anti-apartheid activist and wife of Oliver Tambo, saying Mandela was a strong leader who had time for everybody. 07:46-08:49 - Various B/W shots of black people in the townships and Mandela in a suit walking on a township dirt road with a white man. 08:49-09:37 - ZI on various BW photographs of Mandela. - INT MS interview with Oliver Tambo saying Mandela had a leading role in the non-violent resistance against apartheid intercut with various B/W shots of people marching and holding signs that say “Freedom for All,” “Down with Passes,” “We Want Better Houses,“ “Equal Work for Equal Pay,” “Free Education,” and other slogans. 09:37-10:20 - Various EXT interview shots with Jackson Nkosiyane talking about seeking advice form Nelson Mandela. 10:20-10:36 - B/W ZI shot of a flier that says “The Accused Treason Trial December 1956” with a picture of 155 activists on it, including Nelson Mandela. 10:36-11:43 - B/W footage of South African police. - MS interview of Paul Joseph talking about prison guards respecting Nelson Mandela and how wouldn’t sit down when speaking with prosecutors intercut with B/W footage and photographs of Mandela and B/W footage of lawyers in a courtroom. 11:43-12:38 - MFS interview with Helen Joseph talking about being on trial with Nelson Mandela - B/W photograph of Mandela and others celebrating after being acquitted and B/W portrait of Mandela. 12:38-14:37 - B/W photograph of Mary Benson and MCU interview with Benson talking about Nelson Mandela disguising himself as a chauffeur when they clandestinely met. - Various B/W shots of South African police checking papers and pockets. 14:37-16:01 - B/W CU portrait of Mandela. - B/W EXT WS of people walking on a township street, up a set of set of stairs, and towards the camera. - B/W WS of factory and cooling tower. - Various B/W shots of a white man hawking newspapers and another pumping during a general strike. - Various B/W shots of a convoy of South African Defense Force’s Ferret armored vehicles. - Various B/W shot of blacks detained and loaded into vehicles. - B/W INT interview with Mandela in 1961 describing the governments heavy-handed reaction to the non-violent strike and how he was forced to change tactics. 16:01-17:05 - Various B/W sots of the aftermath of the 1960 Sharpeville massacre (voice of Oliver Tambo saying that the massacre marked the beginning of the end of non-violent struggle.) - MS INT interview with Oliver Tambo saying they went from being deliberately non-violent to deliberately violent. - Various B/W shots of investigators at the base of an electric tower. 17:05-20:09 - B/W WS of police at a checkpoint with a sign that says “Polisie” in the foreground. - B/W WS of police getting into a police car. - B/W CU of a newspaper article in the Pretoria Reporter with the headline “Bloody Revolt Faced. S.A.” - INT MS ZO interview with Joel Joffe, defense council for Mandela and members of Spear of the Nation, saying they faced death sentences, he had find a way to convince the judge to spare their lives, and Mandela would not apologize to avoid the death penalty. - Various EXT B/W footage of crowds and police in Pretoria during the trial. - INT MFS interview with Joffe describing the tension in the courtroom as Mandela read his speech and said he was prepared to die for his beliefs. 20:09-23:01 - EXT MCU ZO to MFS interview with Chief Mtikrakra saying Mandela wanted the Thembus people to attend his trial, that most wore traditional outfits, and he expected him Mandela to come back from prison. - B/W footage of 1960s Pretoria and a ZO on a B/W photograph of men sitting in a prison yard on Robben Island. - Various INT interview shots with Fikile Bam talking about his time on Robben Island with Mandela and what he learned from him. 23:01-23:49 - B/W photograph of Mandela with ANC activist Walter Sisulu in a prison on Robben Island (audio of Winnie Mandela saying Mandela concentrated on educating young prisoners academically and politically). - INT MS interview with Winnie Mandela saying “He turned Robben Island into Mandela University.” - Various shots of reporter asking Winnie Mandela questions about the African National Congress. 23:49-25:54 - EXT MCU interview with Fatima Meer talking about visiting Mandela on Robben Island 10 years after he was arrested, how the police monitored their conversation, that he wanted to know what was happening on the outside and if he’d be freed. - Various INT interview shots with Fikile Bam saying Mandela’s incarceration strengthened and focused him on the struggle against apartheid. 25:54-26:37 - Various B-roll shots of black South Africans walking on the street. - B-roll MS of newspaper cover on the side of a newspaper box that says “Mandela Talks on Violence” as people walk behind it. - B-roll FS of a black newspaper vendor selling papers to black South Africans. - B-roll CU of a stack of newspapers. - B-roll MS ZI of a cover of an Afrikaans-language newspaper taped to a wall that says “Mandela Rejects Convention for S.A.” - B-roll MS of black South Africans walking through a gate towards the camera. - Good WS of a woman walking past graffiti that says “Free Mandela Now UDF” 26:37-27:06 - EXT MS interview with Winnie Mandela saying Nelson Mandela is the symbol of the resistance, the African National Congress, and hope of South Africa. - CU of a photograph of Nelson Mandela. - WS of Oliver Tambo on a dais saying Mandela is a great fighter for the human cause intercut with great shots of people cheering. - WS ZI on the “Nelson & Winnie Mandela Corner” street sign outside the South African Mission to the United Nations on East 42nd Street in New York City. 27:06-27:48 - Great B-roll high angle ZO to WS of demonstrators marching in New York City with signs that say “Free South Africa,” “Victory to the ANC,” “Local 802 Apartheid is Out of Tune” and “Local 802 Support South African Freedom Fighters” w/nat sound of the crowd chanting and clapping. - Various dynamic b-roll shots of people in NYC playing instruments and singing, a person wearing a shirt with Mandela’s photo on it, and others carrying signs that say “Free Nelson Mandela.” - Various b-roll shots of crowds marching in London with signs with pictures of Nelson Mandela, carrying the African National Congress flag and chanting “Free Mandela” in front of The National Gallery. 27:48-30:32 - Various b-roll shots of Zindzi Mandela in Soweto Stadium on Feb. 10, 1985 intercut with the audience. - Various shots of Zindzi Mandela reading a letter from her father in Soweto Stadium. - Various good b-roll shots of the audience in Soweto Stadium singing and pumping their fists and a sign that says “Forward Democratic SRC.” 30:32-31:19 - B-roll news footage of a person firing tear gas from a Casspir armored personal carrier, stones thrown at a police Land Rover, footage of Nelson Mandel after he was released from prison and the large crowd that came to hear him speak, people dancing during the 1994 election, Mandla being sworn in as South Africa’s first black president and waving to a large crowd.

CU- PHOTO OF MATTHEW BRADY, EARLIEST OF OUR COMBAT PHOTOGRAPHERS, WHO LIVED TO 1896.

NORRIS CS ON RUNAWAYS' EXHIBIT. JIM GOLDBERG, EXHIBIT PHOTOGRAPHER / BRUCE / RAGDOLL

MAKE COLOR YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE EKTACOLOR SYSTEM

05:14:00:00,Opening credits, Characters are introduced individually with short segments of their scenes, names supered beneath, CU newspaper gossip column: Tattle-Tales Along Broadway, Exterior night club: limosines pull up to curb, couples walk to door, Interior night club: dancers onstage perform with orchestra in background, Patrons at tables applaud. Dance team does Latin type number NICE lots of twirling on spinning, Out on the street, two cars crash, Columnist and photographer rush to the scene, As the reporters arrive, Tommy Tilton, columnist, emerges from the crash unharmed, smiles smugly, Police arrive, recognize Tommy, greet him, Tommy and the lady photographer chat, Tommy enters the nightclub, is escorted to table by European Maitre D', Glamorous lady flirts with dancer, Dancer's partner interrupts them jealously, Maitre D' enters, fires the dancers, Tommy sits at his table, is served his bill by waiter. CU bill with prices, Tommy's friend joins him at the table, they talk, Tommy's friend joins his fiancee at their table, Flower vendor sells Tommy bouquet at his table, Waiter looks frustrated, Maitre D' calms him down, Tommy knocks on door backstage, enters, Tommy gives glamourous lady Nadia the flowers, sits, they talk, Tommy leaves her dressing room, Patrons enter nightclub, club filled to capacity, MC annonces Nadia, Nadia sings song onstage. Sultry torch singer in black dress, Tommy sits with friend and his fiancee, scowls at Nadia, Couples begin to dance on the dance floor, Backstage, Maitre D' rehires the dancers, convinces them to stay, Tommy's friend enters Nadia's dressing room, confronts her about her blackmail plans, She threatens him, He leaves, CU tapping feet, camera pans up to show black tap dancer performing. GREAT SOLO ROUTINE, Tommy gets up from table, questions patrons for gossip, Tommy enters Nadia's dressing room, he finds her dead on the floor, Tommy steals a few pieces of evidence from her vanity, Tommy talks on wall phone, Tommy in hallway tells Maitre D' and dancera about Nadia, Detectives and police arrive, Nadia's dressing room is searched, Tommy watches, offers suggestions, Cook (man) in chef's hat tells detectives what he saw, Maitre D', lady photographer and dancers sit in DA's office, are released from investigation. Female photographer takes flash picture "all right, hold it", Tommy vows to solve the case, DA smirks, Tommy and friends discuss the case over drinks in his living room, Tommy's servant (an Asian houseboy) serves drinks, Woman sits on bed, reads Tommy's column, CU Tommy's column in print, Woman talks on wall phone. Woman in robe reads newspaper, Tommy's houseboy answers phone, gives it to Tommy, Tommy speaks on phone to the woman, Tommy leaves house, Exterior grand house, Interior house: Butler is given orders by Fiancee's father, Tommy arrives, tries to talk to fiancee's father, Tommy shows father a bill for jewelry he bought, Father changes mind, assures daughter he will be of assistance, Tommy leaves with lady photographer, Exterior city building, Sign on door: Lou Baron - Investigator,, Tommy meets with Lou, Interior hotel lobby: switchboard opearator chews gum, speaks slang, gives gossip to Tommy, CU Tommy's latest column, Interior Lou Baron's office: Lou reads paper, meets with Tommy, Secretary watches them with suspicion, pulls letter out of desk, CU on letter and signature, Interior Van Nostrum house: The young couple console each other, father walks in, Butler enters, announces an arrival, Detective gives news to the couple, Tommy arrives, hears news, Interior Lou Baron's office: Tommy, Ted and fiancee enter, talk, Interior Tommy's house: Tommy greets an old friend, shakes hands warmly, The two talk about case, CU Tommy's latest column, Tommy questions the Maitre D' suspiciously, Detective meets with DA about case, Tommy enters, they discuss the case, Interior living room: Tommy admires dress on his photographer friend, They talk about their plan, Interior Lou Baron's office: detective sneaks in, looks around, Tommy enters, surprises him, Detective responds to his questions nervously, CU of another Tommy column recapping the plot, Tommy enters the nightclub during day, overhears Luigi the Maitre D's conversation on phone, Tommy enters Luigi's office, questions him suspiciously, leaves, As Tommy reaches the street, he bumps into the dancer, Dancer confides in Tommy about the case, Tommy discusses case with detective in his office, Interior Tommy's living room: Houseboy serves Tommy drink, answers door, Police enter, threaten to arrest Tommy, Tommy explains his side to police, At club, dancer acts suspiciously, Back at Tommy's, the police believe Tommy, give him another chance, Exterior night scene: Silhouette of clock tower against night sky, clock chimes, Interior Von Nostrum house: Father prepares to go out, says goodnight to fiancee, Lights are turned on in dark room, The detective turns around surprised, Tommy enters in pajamas with gun pointed on detective, detective puts up his hands, Tommy confronts detective with new evidence. CU jewels throne down on bed, Tommy confronts murderer. he confesses, tries to shoot gun without bullets, Detective gets the gun away from Tommy, Tommy laughs, the gun isn't loaded, Police come out from hiding, hear the confession and arrest detective, Tommy and lady photographer laugh, Tommy asks her out on a date, she accepts, leaves room, Tommy sits at desk about to type, Lady photographer sneaks back into room, snaps a picture of him, Surprised, he turns around, laughs, The End over question mark graphic

Movin’ On is a 1968 documentary presented by the United Transportation Union and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment that was produced and directed by Harold Mayer. It recaps the history of the American railroad, with an emphasis on the people who built the railroads and operated the lines. Illustrations and monochrome photographs constitute the majority of visuals in the first half of the film, which also features folk music from the respective decades. The film opens with contemporary footage of men working on trains and railroads. The film shows scenes of American countryside as trains pass through. Illustrations and photographs take viewers back to the birth of trains, as they show early train models, the first railroad men, and the first train stations in American towns and cities. Illustrations depict Irish immigrants arriving in the U.S. and living in impoverished conditions. A photograph shows Abraham Lincoln visiting troops during the Civil War (06:00). There are also photos of the first “Troop Trains,” images of trains and tracks blown up, and general scenes of death and destruction from the Civil War (including fields and town streets strewn with corpses). A photograph shows Lincoln’s funeral train as it takes the late president home to Springfield, IL (07:28). There are photographs of men mining for gold, going to Omaha, a railroad going through mountains (09:51), and pictures of American wilderness. The film then shows photographs of the race to complete the transcontinental rail line between the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroad companies: Chinese men build the rail line for Central Pacific (12:35); “Hell On Wheels” towns spring up with saloons, housing, and more; Native Americans are caught in the conflict of the railroad expansion and displaced; a train engine is stuck in snow (16:26); and Chinese workers rest in snow fields next to track construction. A photo shows Promontory, UT (17:40) where the two lines link up; photos show men posing next to trains with Governor Stanford holding a hammer. Footage shows a train engine driving on a track (19:30). The film then shows viewers illustrations and photographs of the lunch houses on the Santa Fe line, cowboys sitting atop horses (21:33), homesteads, people packed on trains heading west to join the homesteading stampede, wanted posters of Jesse James, and one of the largest train stations of the time (24:48). The film then shows photographs of various train wrecks (25:46) to highlight the dangers of the industry. Trainmen in the late 19th Century pose for a picture prior to a railroad worker strike. Part One of this film ends with illustrations depicting the strikes and ensuing violence in Pittsburgh.<p>