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Student Show, 1986

 Item
Identifier: TQ-2019-0053

Scope and Contents

Produced at Rice University. 00:30 - 01:30 RICE PROMO Rice, a community of learning, an invitation to excel. With George Rupp 5th president of Rice.

1:33 - 02:44 THE CHICKEN An cutout animation

2:49-5:08 PEOPLE IN A BOX A cutout animation about people on TV.

5:13 - 7:34 WAWA

7:35 - 12:27 Computer animation

12:28 - 14:41 UNTITILED Animation about US politics and racism.

14:42 - 27:56 MOVING ON A short film about a young man trying to make it living alone in Houston, after having left his parents' place.

27:57 - 44:15 THEY KILL BABIES HERE A documentary about anti-abortion protests in Houston.

44:16 - 1:00:12 TOTAL ECLIPSE A short documentary? Parts of it seem to be shot during Mardi Gras (at Galveston?), others are are shot at the Orange Show.

1:00:13 UNTITLED Parade film

Credits: "Rice A Community of Learning: Directed by Brian Huberman

The Chicken: Directed by Jenny Ettelson and Ian Neath

People in a Box: Directed by Mike McKinney and Terry Hildebrandt

Wawa by Wassef Haroun

Computer animation by Wassef Haroun

UNTITLED animation Thanks to Phil Davis, Brian Huberman, The Cub (for help and moral support) and The Rascals for ""People Got to Be Free""

Moving On: Directed by Alex Warren and Travis Hagler

They Kill Babies Here by Shannon Halwes, Claire Harp, Cheryl Smith, and Lynn Weekes

Total Eclipse - Directed by Carrie McClintock, Soundtrack by Kevin MacDonald

Parade Film: No credits, filmed in downtown Houston"

Dates

  • Creation: 1986

Conditions Governing Access

Digitized copy accessible upon request by contacting woodson@rice.edu and using identifier # TQ-2019-0053 in the request. This item is stored in a nearline / dark preservation environment.

Extent

From the Collection: 12 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Repository Details

Part of the Woodson Research Center, Rice University, Houston, Texas Repository

Contact:
Fondren Library MS-44, Rice University
6100 Main St.
Houston Texas 77005 USA
713-348-2586