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This use the front of the first Jim Marshall piece and includes an interview with Both Jim and Amelia Davis. Amelia Davis is the President of MSfriends, a 24 hour hot-line for those diagnosed with MS, http://www.msfriends.org/ 7G produced the video with help from Don Starnes on Camera and Full Frame productions.

SF-based photographer Jim Marshall captured some of the most iconographic images of musicians in the 20th century. He discussed his career and relationship with rock's elite with host Dusty Wright.

Michael Zagaris discusses photographing rock n' roll legends
Eric Clapton, The Clash, Blondie, The Who, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Rod Stewart. Produced by Brian Pollzzie for Wolfgang's Vault.

2006 San Francisco 49ers Locker Room w/ team photographer Michael Zagaris aired on September 30, 2006..shot and edited by Brian Pollzzie for Wolfgang's vault

CBS News interviews Rick Smolan during the launch of
AMERICA AT HOME.
Check out the team's latest project at http://www.myamericaathome.com/ .

In my job, I need to deliver great looking images, and I need to deliver them on time." That's why photographer John McDermott depends on Aperture. Out of a thousand or more images, he can quickly make his final selects and send them to his editor the same day he takes them. That's fast.

Bay Area Photographer Douglas Menuez presents the story of a dance troupe comprised of Ugandan orphans who tour to support themselves and the children of two orphanages in Uganda. Formed by Alexis Hefley in 1996 The Children of Uganda raise awareness for the continuing HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa while supporting the 700 orphans that live in the two Children of Uganda homes. Reader's Digest will be doing an article on the book in the March 2008 issue. The book, with an introduction by Elizabeth Taylor, is available now. www.empowerafricanchildren.org; www.childrenofuganda.org; http://dougmenuez.com/

Photographer Ansel Adams A discussion of Ansel's philosophy of photography and the techniques and vision required to express his feelings about his subject matter as well as what was different about Ansel's photographs.
from the ric burns film for PBS
ansel adams

There is something happening in an old, decrepit insane asylum. Photographer David Maisel discusses the strange urns of The Library of Dust in FLYP's short video documentary.
FLYP youtube channel

Marc interviews John Lund, an award-winning San Francisco stock photographer. Watch as he explains his techniques for taking unique stock photos that stand out from the crowd, and learn inside secrets for creating stock photography as well as down-to-earth tips for photographers of all levels. John takes us through the steps he follows to create photos that stop people in their tracks. His passion is to create new photographic realities, which he has been doing for 30 years.
Marcsilber youtube channel

Deanne Fitzmaurice talks about her approach to photojournalism and capturing the moments of life. She shares her equipment list and how she chooses based on the assignment.
christopherkblog you tube channel

Super-size it with photographer John Chiara, whose camera is so large that he has to tow it on a flatbed trailer. .KQED Public Media KQEDondemand's youtube Channel

In 1974, Robert Adler photographed the strippers on stage and behind the scenes at one of the last venues of live burlesque in the country; The Troc in Philadelphia. This interview with Robert Adler at the Hyde St. Gallery in San Francisco explores his thoughts reflecting on producing these images.

Index

John Lund -Marcsilber show - 7:28
Jim Marshall - Dusty Wright - 9:34
David Maisel - FLYP media - 3:29
Michael Zagaris - wolfgangs vault - 4:37
Rick Smolan - 4:26
Todd Hildo - KQED - 10:17
Douglas Menuez - 4:58
Ansel Adams - Ric Burns - 3:25
Michael Zagaris - wolfgangs vault 3:10
John McDermott - Aperture - 3:05
Deanne Fitzmaurice - Christopherkblog - 4:07
John Chiara - KQED - 7:40
Jim Marshall - 5:48
Rober Adler - 3:55
Richard Barnes - 6:56

Artist/Photographer Richard Barnes was a Paula and Edwin Sidman Fellow in the Arts at the University of Michigan in the fall of 2009. His visit to the university included two solo exhibitions and a Penny W. Stamps lecture at the School of Art & Design.