Afro-American Dance: Establishing A Cultural Heritage , 1971, reversal answer print

Stan Woodward's first independently produced documentary made while working as an assistant to Julien Bryan, Executive Director of the International Film Foundation in New York City; Cyclops Productions and by Ray Fischer and Stan Woodward; last freezes washed out; kodachrome color.

The American Super-8 Revolution, 1972, U-Matic

For Capital Children's Museum, transfer from film; labeled "produced by Stan Woodward while Filmmaker in Residence at Hollow Tree Elementary School in Darien, Conn. in 1971; fifth grade classroom student, Jerry Fennerty, asked teacher if the class could make a film about Paul Revere and the Battle of Concord and Lexington instead of writing papers on it; Stan was asked to work with the class to make this possible, and he shot a documentary of the process; cited for marking the emerging growth in youth-produced film using super 8mm home movie cameras; winner of the Blue Ribbon at the 1972 American Film Festival in the Teacher Education category."

The American Super-8 Revolution, 1972, reversal print

Eyes number 714; color; includes a letter; labeled "produced by Stan Woodward while Filmmaker in Residence at Hollow Tree Elementary School in Darien, Conn. in 1971; fifth grade classroom student, Jerry Fennerty, asked teacher if the class could make a film about Paul Revere and the Battle of Concord and Lexington instead of writing papers on it; Stan was asked to work with the class to make this possible, and he shot a documentary of the process; cited for marking the emerging growth in youth-produced film using super 8mm home movie cameras; winner of the Blue Ribbon at the 1972 American Film Festival in the Teacher Education category."

The American Super-8 Revolution, 1971, release print

Color; labeled "produced by Stan Woodward while Filmmaker in Residence at Hollow Tree Elementary School in Darien, Conn. in 1971; fifth grade classroom student, Jerry Fennerty, asked teacher if the class could make a film about Paul Revere and the Battle of Concord and Lexington instead of writing papers on it; Stan was asked to work with the class to make this possible, and he shot a documentary of the process; cited for marking the emerging growth in youth-produced film using super 8mm home movie cameras; winner of the Blue Ribbon at the 1972 American Film Festival in the Teacher Education category."

The American Super-8 Revolution, 1971, print

Includes letter from filmmaker Tom Davenport; labeled "produced by Stan Woodward while Filmmaker in Residence at Hollow Tree Elementary School in Darien, Conn. in 1971; fifth grade classroom student, Jerry Fennerty, asked teacher if the class could make a film about Paul Revere and the Battle of Concord and Lexington instead of writing papers on it; Stan was asked to work with the class to make this possible, and he shot a documentary of the process; cited for marking the emerging growth in youth-produced film using super 8mm home movie cameras; winner of the Blue Ribbon at the 1972 American Film Festival in the Teacher Education category."

Animation Corps: Media Center Animation Workshop, 1987, U-Matic

Fall workshops of Capital Children's Museum Mediaworks; made for Washington D.C. area young animators; "sound problem."

Animation from Capital Children's Museum, U-Matic

Washington D.C.; James Brown, unicorn dreams, and paper dance.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 22 September 2000, DVCAM [SPR 1-5]

Documents the annual Sproull family reunion in Cartersville, Ga., which is centered around the communal cooking of a traditional recipe carefully maintained and passed down from earlier generations of stewmasters to the current stewmaster, who had appointed assistants to help with the two-day cooking process in a huge black iron pot that belongs to the Sproull clan.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2 July 2004, DVCAM [BGI 01]

Ends with stew cooked annually in his kitchen; aided by his son, Jim, a food writer for the Atlanta Journal and Constitution; elder Mr. Auchmuty in Atlanta, Ga., in his neighborhood semi-gated community; follows with interview shot during the Brunswick Stewbilee shoot of Francis Quinby and wife of the head of the Georgia Sea Island Singers in Brunswick, Ga.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 3-4 July 2004, DVCAM [BGI 02]

Brunswick Georgia "Stewbilee,"a Brunswick stew competitition drawing chefs from many regions of Georgia and other states as well as local cooks; held at the town park on the water; festivals was where the first cookoffs occurred in the 1980s "Stew War"between Virginia and Georgia stewmasters; interview with Mazie Gibbons, friend of Francis Quinby and with Wifred at Gnats Landing Rest, in Brunswick, Ga.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 3-4 July 2004, DVCAM [BGI 03]

News clippings from library in Brunswick, Ga., detailing the mayor of Brunswick, Ga. stealing the victory trophy from the last cookoff in Brunswick County, Va.; ends with Georgia Sea Island Singers performing "Just a Bowl of Brunswick Stew"adapted to traditional song; next to "historic black pot"monument at old visitor's center.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , DVCAM [BGI 04]

Brunswick, Ga., mayor and cronies recall theft of Virginia trophy and show "authentic"200 year old journal which documents the early naming and cooking of Brunswick Stew in Brunswick, Ga., that pre-dates the 1828 date which Virginia claims last date when the "original"brunswick stew was named; followed by golf pro interview of Johnny Paulk of the Sea Islands Golf Course.

Brunswick Stew, DVCAM [BGI 05]

Johnny Paulk interview continued; last of the Stewbilee footage.

Brunswick Stew, DVCAM [GBS Erik 1]

Interview with representative Johnny Isaacson in his office; interview with Governor Sonny Perdue in State Capital builing; b-roll shots of capital, skyline, etc.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, DVCAM [IBS Fest 2, 7]

Taken from WSL Video archives on 5 November 2000 shoot at International Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va.

Brunswick Stew, DVCAM [SN GBS]

Stan Woodward narration.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , DVCAM [GBS NAR]

Stan Woodward narration with Tim Pattridge, Georgia chef expert.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , DVCAM [GBS BURR]

John Burrison is picked up by filmmaker at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Ga., to set up the Stewbilee segment; Burrison at a barbecue kitchen in Atlanta, Ga.; b-roll Atlanta, Ga., shots; followed by Mr. Auchmuty prepares and serves community stew at clubhouse.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, DVCAM [GBS MARK]

Dub from end of Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasureshoot, from Hi8 tapes of the Historic Roadside Marker unveiling ceremony on the state line of Virginia and North Carolina in Brunswick County, Va.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 1995-1999, Hi8 [BSK GA 1-3]

With note on inventory from the author (see Series 7); "these tapes were shot in late 1990s when traveling throughout Georgia researching follow-up on stories told to me by Virginia stewmasters and folk interviewed in Brunswick County, Va.; I hit the taproot of the folk heritage origins of Georgia brunswick stew; the tapes include first trip to Brunswick, Ga., and interview with Chamber of Commerce head, Woody, in his office; learned that the stew cook-offs and "Stew Wars"were jointly the plan of the Brunswick County Chamber of Commerce in Lawrenceville, Va., and in Brunswick County and the Chamber of Commerce in Brunswick, Ga., as a means of drawing attention to and tourism to both Brunswicks; learned names of and met key cooks in Brunswick, Ga., who had competed in the first cookoff with the Virginia stewmakers in Brunswick, Ga., and then Brunswick County, Va.; this established contacts for me that I would later use in further shots."

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 6 August 1997, Hi8 [2 GA 1]

Atlanta, Ga., during World's Fair; with note on inventory from the author (see Series 7); "shot man on street interviews which provide story of brunswick stew as begin a stew prepared on South Georgia farms; tips for next travel; travel to South Georgia to follow up on story that this was where they still cook brunswick stew with a hogshead; heading South, spotted Old Clinton Bar-B-Q in Clinton, Ga., and stopped for a shoot; confirmed that on farms in this area brunswick stew was cooked with hoghead; was told it made the stew have a special and delectable flavor, a flavor that most Georgians who grew up on Georgia farms still search for in the brunswick stews cooked in restaurants today; when asked if proprietor used hogsheads was told began to get too costly to buy and that they had to invent a special seasoning that approximated that distinctive twang."

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Ner; Georgia Claims Her , August 1997, Hi8 [2 GA 2-7]

With note on inventory from author (see Series 7); "got a tip to go the Georgia Agrirama; staffer named "Marty"located African American stewmaster; we met with Lou Ferguson and he agrees to cook an authentic South Georgia Hogshead Brunswick Stew in cast iron pot in the old fasioned way and with special recipe; and we planned for him to do so in January when I returned to the Georgia Agrirama; ends with last two tapes in series meeting author Theresa Veazy of Agrirama who is interviewed and interview in Atlanta, Ga., with Dr. John Burrison, folklorist at Georgia State University."

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 20 May 1997, Hi8 [BS 300]

With note on the inventory from author (see Series 7); "taken from archival footage collection shot in late 1990s and used in Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure; features the Jamestown Settlement in Colonial Williamsburg; referred there by man who encouraged me to produce the story of Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasureand who had done research thinking he might write a book on the subject, but could not due to illness; so shared three contacts with me; sought to interview chief archaelogist with the James Fort Settlement dig."

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, Hi8 [BS 301]

Taken from archival footage collection shot in late 1990s and used in Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure; features the Jamestown Settlement in Colonial Williamsburg; referred there by man who encouraged me to produce the story of Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasureand who had done research thinking he might write a book on the subject, but could not due to illness; so shared three contacts with me; sought to interview chief archaeologist with the James Fort Settlement dig; also includes interview with Bly Straub, curator of objects and assistant chief archaeologist to the recovery project.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, Hi8 [BS 302]

With note from the author (see Series 7); "interview with Dennis Cotner, whom the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation referred me to when asked who could talk to me about Brunswick Stew and when it might have appeared on the menu in early American homes here; Cotner was curator of education for the Williamsburg kitchens."

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 01]

Stewbilee at Scott's BBQ.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 02]

Stewbilee

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 03]

Stewbilee, boat builder, John in antique store, and Brunswick fireman.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 04]

Stewbilee, Stancam, and sawmill.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 05]

Stewbilee and Stancam.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 06]

Stewbilee, Stancam, wander the pavillion, judge, and shoot judging.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 2003, DVCAM [SB 07]

Stewbilee, Stancam, and judging.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 11 October 2003, DVCAM [SB 08]

Stewbilee and Mark camera one.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 10]

Stewbilee, final tape, and Frannie at end.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 1]

Stewbilee, pot, welcome center, drive down Quicumby Street, putting up tents, and Thom Ruller.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 2]

Stewbilee, interview with Representive Sumsey, and Thom Fuller finish.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 3]

Stewbilee, Ron Adam at home with parrot, early shots with stew and flag, Daddy Pepper interview, and Ron at tent.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 4]

Stewbilee, stew dogs, pavillion and crow, booth interviews, shrimp boat, opening pan, winning, and family.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 5]

Stewbilee and awards table at end; 27 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 6]

Stewbilee and awards ceremony in Brunswick, Ga., and resolution.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 8-10 October 2004, DVCAM [SB 04 7]

Stewbilee, Brunswick Welcome Center, and road shots.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , Hi8 [G 17]

Tim Pattridge at home.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 6 April 2001, DVCAM [BGA 1]

Brunswick, Ga., stewpot, chamber meeting, and rest area.

Brunswick Stew, 30 August 2004, DVCAM [GBS GOV]

Governor Perdue, Johnny Isaacson, forward to clear tape, and Oglethorpe.

Brunswick Stew, 4 October 2004, DVCAM [GBS SAX]

Saxbe and Chambliss interview, Williamson's brothers, Big Ed's, capital policemen and security, and capital; b-roll.

Brunswick Stew: Georgia Named Her; Georgia Claims Her , 7 April 2001, DVCAM [BGM 3]

Brunswick, Ga., and Burrison and Tim wrap up.

Brunswick Stew, Betacam SP

56 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 11 September 1998, SVHS

Fair tape 2; 118 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 11 September 1998, SVHS

118 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 9 September 1998, SVHS

Short version; 77 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 9 September 1998, VHS

Short version; 77 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 28 September 1998, VHS

118 minutes.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 9 September 1998, 3/4" U-Matic SP Master

Tape 1; short version.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 9 September 1998, 3/4" U-Matic SP Master

Tape 2; short version.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 3/4" U-Matic SP Master

Part 1.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 3/4" U-Matic SP Master

Part 2.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, Betacam SP

Part 1; betacam master edit and digital cut from AVID.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, Betacam SP

Part 2; betacam master edit and digital cut from AVID.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, Betacam SP

Short version, betacam edit, and master.

Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure, 27 August 1998, 3/4" U-Matic SP Master

Bluegrass audio; original music played by banjo and fiddlemaster, Harold Hausenfluck of Richmond, Va.; recorded live in his home on homemade mixer and re-dubbing setup capable of laying down multiple instrumental tracks; used in Brunswick Stew: A Virginia Treasure.

Brunswick Stew, 20 October 1998, U-Matic

Part 1.

Brunswick Stew, 20 October 1998, U-Matic

Part 2.

Brunswick Stew, 22 October 1998, Betacam SP

Avid Express; transfer from original Hi8 by engineer J. Maxy; 56 minutes.

Brunswick Stew, 9 September 1998, VHS

Short version

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 1-2]

To Kentucky through northern Tennessee; Stan Woodward with Saddler Taylor, folklorist with the University of South Carolina Folklife Resource Center at McKissick Museum; commentator throughout film.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 3-4]

Kentucky Folklife Festival in Frankfort, Ky.; meet stewmaster Russ Kennedy and stew crew.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 5]

Kentucky Folklife Festival in Frankfort, Ky.; meets Bob Gates, Director Of Kentucky Arts Commission, which partially funded the travel across Kentucky; morning school groups as they arrive.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 6]

Folklife Festival, day two; meet Betsy Kennedy who takes us to VFW in Frankfort to meet men who knew the "Burgoo King."

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 7]

Folklife Festival, day two; meet up with Southern food writer, John Egerton; Egerton will travel with film crew to western Kentucky and introduce film crew to the Catholic parish's huge Burgoo tradition and provide commentary.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 8]

Egerton meets Governor Julien Carroll at stewpot.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 9-10]

To Hillbilly Daze near Frankfort, Ky.; meet stewmaster Ricky Caudle who was apprenticed to "Burgoo King"and speaks about him.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 11]

John Egerton driving interview and commentary on way to western Kentucky; Owensboro, Ky. and area.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 12]

Burgoo making at Blessed Mother CC.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 13]

Burgoo mechanized stirring at Saint Mary Magdalene CC; meet with stewmasters.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 14]

Burgoo mechanized stirring at Saint Mary Magdalene CC; meet with stewmasters; plus history of trading.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 15]

Saint William and Saint Lawrence combined traditional burgoo picnic.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 16]

Saint William final tape.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 17]

John Egerton records voice over; 34 minutes.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 18]

Lee Dew, retired history professor from Western Kentucky University; interview and landscape shots.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 19]

Moonlite Cafe shoot with "coffee table group"and Senator David Boswell.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 20]

Moonlite Cafe shoot with "coffee table group"and Senator David Boswell; Saddler on iconography.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 21]

Mrs. Ebelhar and sister Patti Boyce interview on porch or Ebelhar home and barn shots.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 22]

Saint Mary Magdalene interview with stewmaster historian, Fred Greenwell.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 23]

Old Hickory BBQ interviews and owners in Owensboro, Ky.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 24]

Old Hickory BBQ interviews and owners in Owensboro, Ky.; plus shot of town mural.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 25]

Owensboro, Ky., to Lexington, Ky., through Dundee, Ky.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 26]

Apple Creek BBQ interview with Barrett Good, manager.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 27]

Keeneland Race Course interviews.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 28]

Interview with Mr. Wolker at the paddock plus b-roll of Keeneland.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 29]

Buffalo Trace Distillery interview with master distiller Elmer T. Lee.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 30]

Buffalo Trace Distillery interview with master distiller Elmer T. Lee; Keeneland Liby and "Burgoo", the winning horse in early Derby.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 31]

Back to Buffalo Trace, Ky.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 32]

Views of Frankfort, Ky.; then to Lawrenceburg, Ky., to the Anderson County Burgoo Festival; record Sarah Elizabeth and Ron Whitehead, singer and poet.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 33]

Anderson County Burgoo Festival; meet coordinator Marva Gill.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 34]

Anderson County Burgoo Festival; Davey Warford cooks.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 35]

Anderson County Burgoo Festival; Davey Warford cooks; plus shots of bridge and Wild Turkey Distillery; b-roll.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 36]

Davey Warford cooks.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 37]

Heritage ward to stewmaster family tradition; Davey Warford accepts for his family plus Burnam Pope conversation.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 38]

Jim Fint, colorful old stewmaster; Barbershop Quartet sings concocted burgoo song; b-roll of festival plus Tyrone Baptist Church tradition.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 39-40]

End of festival and drive to Louisville, Ky., to Rudjard Kipling Cafe; Mary Elizabeth song plus interview with owner.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 41]

End of Rudjard Kipling Cafe; Lawrenceville County and Claylick Church.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 42]

Claylick Church interviews.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 43]

Warford family gathering and interviews by Saddler Taylor.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 44]

Warford family gathering.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 45]

End Warford family interviews; Betty Crook interview.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 46]

To Frankfort, Ky.; interview with Russell Hatter at local history museum; Frankfort, Ky. b-roll.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 47]

The wife of Big Jim Conway, Burgoo King of Frankfort, Ky.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 48]

End of interview; start of Seven Creek Road in search of historical site of location where Big Jim gathering and burgoo cooking took place.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 49]

Finish location shoot; timecode split; nursing home and other b-roll travel shots.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 50]

B-roll of Seven Creek Road car splash shots and cars in highway shots; timecode split.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 51]

Two minutes only, Applewood sign and other Lexington, Ky., signage.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 52, BWV 1]

On road to Bergoo, W.Va., and Burgoo Festival.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 53, BWV 2]

In Webster near Bergoo, W.Va.; meet contact "Merle"who takes us to Bill Tipton who can recall story of origin of town name.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 54, BWV 3]

Tipton farm and home interviews.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 55, BWV 4]

Bergoo Creek interview with Bill Tipton.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 56, BWV 5]

Interview Merle in Main Street Office.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [Moonlite 1, BG 1-1]

Frankfort, Ky.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [Moonlite 2,BG 1-2]

Moonlight, Egerton, Kentucky, Pat Bosley, and approaching Owensboro, Ky., with signs.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [Moonlite 3, BG 1-3]

End of Moonlight and Egerton.

Burgoo!, 8 March 2000, DVCAM [Moonlite, BG00, 8]

Hi8 dub reels; Owensboro, Ky., Jay William, and Fuji camera.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [WVA 1, BG00, 8, Beng 1]

Bergoo, W.Va. and International Bergoo Festival.

Burgoo!, 2001, DVCAM [Sorgho 2, BG00, SRG 2]

Early, Sorgho, Ky., prep veggies, Egerton, barn, and setting up shots around the grounds.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [WVA 2, BG00, 8, Berg 2]

International Bergoo Festival and Lady in Red.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [WVA 3, BG00, 8, Berg 3]

International Bergoo Festival.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [WVA 4, BG00, 8. Berg 4]

Burgoo!, 2001, DVCAM [Sorgho 1, BG00, SRG 1]

Early, hotel room, voice over, early morning shots, and Egerton.

Burgoo!, 2001, DVCAM [Sorgho 3, BG00, SRG 3]

Early, partial, Egerton's conclusion, and opening.

Burgoo!, 2001, DVCAM [Sorgho 4, BG00, SRG 4]

Early, greeting upon return, Saddler and Egerton at shed.

Burgoo!, 2001, DVCAM [Sorgho 5, BG00, SRG 5]

Early, pitmen at work, and crowd scenes.

Burgoo!, July 2000, DVCAM [Sorgho 6, BG00, BGI-4]

Early, Egerton commentary, and Sorgho, Ky.

Burgoo!, 8 March 2000, DVCAM [BG00]

Hi8 transfer; Shady Rest BBQ, fraternal order of police, and Moonlight Cafe part 1; Owensboro, Ky., and Jay camera.

Burgoo!, VHS

Note attached reading "Stan, hope this tape will help you. There is about 10 minutes of Bungoo stirring on it. Grady"(see Series 7).

Burgoo!, MiniDV

Egerton ending, Saturday P.M., and number 6; 38 minutes.

Burgoo!, MiniDV

Mary Mago; mechanized stirring.

Burgoo!, 2007, MiniDV

Kentucky Colonels BBQ; copy.

Burgoo!, MiniDV [tape 2]

Mark Brown.

Burgoo!, 1 July 2000, MiniDV

Lee Dew, final shots, and Saturday P.M.

Burgoo!, 25 February 2006, MiniDV [tape 1]

Beast feat and Mark Brown camera.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [tape 57-59]

Dubs from miniDV tape historical and archival footage shot circa 1990 by Bob Gates, Director Of Folklife for the Kentucky Arts Commission of the Claylick Methodist Church; burgoo cooking headed up by Hollie Warford; Burgoo King of the town of Lawrenceburg, Ky., and Anderson County, Ky.

Burgoo!, 2000, DVCAM [BGOO 1]

Dub from miniDV footage shot at Buffalo Trace Burgoo House when Stan Woodward and Jay Williams (then curator for McKissick Museum at University of South Carolina in Columbia, S.C.) were travelling to the Owensboro, Ky., to Saint Mary Magdalene Picnic and burgoo cooking; stopped in Frankfort, Ky., because Stan wanted to sample man on street knowledge of burgoo and learned of the burgoo house at the Buffalo Trace Distillery.

Burgoo!, 30 June 2000, DVCAM [BGOO 3]

Dub of miniDV tape; shoot of John Egerton at Moonlite Cafe and shoot with John Egerton at Saint Mary Magdalene CC during setup for picnic.

Burgoo!, 1 July 2000, DVCAM [BGOO 4]

Dub of MiniDV tape; more Egerton at Saint Mary Magdalene.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [BGOO 5]

Dub of miniDV tape; more Egerton scripted walk to burgoo shed.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [BGOO 6]

Dub of miniDV tape; Saint Mary Magdalene picnic and interview with Dr. Lee Dew, historian at Western Kentucky University.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [KET]

Edited for television version and archival copy; 56 minutes.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [KET]

Edited for television version and archival copy; two hours.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [KET]

Burgoo: A Southern Tradition, directors cut, and archival copy.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [BG 1.2, tape 1-2]

Master with FBI warning and dedication.

Burgoo!, DVCAM [V.O.2]

Sheep stew and voiceover.

Burgoo!, 12 September 2007, DVCAM [BGOO E. 1]

Mythical, fine cut, and festival copy; two hours.

Burgoo!, 2007, DVCAM [BG Sun Tradn]

Dub copy, FBI warning, no promomotions, and dedication; two hour sales dub master.

Burgoo!, 8 March 2000, DVCAM [BG Hi8]

Hi8 transfer; Owensboro, Ky., Mary Magdaline Church, and Jay Williams camera with Fuji and Hi8.

Burgoo!, DVD

Container reads "July 12 Check Disc Master"; two hours.

Capital Chilren's Museum Lobby Video, SVHS

L. Donley, M. Jefferson, Chuck Jones, Hylton student video, and two dubs in succession; includes "A Word from our Sponsor"by Stan Woodward.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 23A]

Tape 23A; start of Ray Kelly interview at his hash cookery.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM, [CH 24]

Les Devore's search for hash history in Coronaca, S.C.; pots and Perry McDonald story.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 5 March 2000, DVCAM [CH 25]

Rodney Long hash tradition; farm trading in Jolappa, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 26]

Jollapa Church hash pit and Long family farm hashmaster connection,

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 27]

Hickory Hill BBQ in Clinton, S.C.; operated by Rodney Long's uncle,

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 28]

Confederate flag crowd in Saluda, S.C.; Saluda, S.C., meat market and Voight Corley interview,

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 29 August 2000, DVCAM [CH 29]

Ray Kelly hash story in Greenwood, S.C., and Voight Corley story in Saluda, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 5 February 2001, DVCAM [CH 30-31]

Les Devore hash story in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 32]

First Paws shoot in Clinton, S.C.; followed by Hickory Hill BBQ conclusion

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 22 March 2001, DVCAM [CH 33]

Jus' More BBQ in Central, S.C., and Circle M BBQ in Liberty, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 34]

Circle M BBQ story.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 3 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 39]

Dr. Richard Pillsbury and Dr. Charles Korvacik discuss hash map and barbecue map based on research of locations of different sauce-bases in the state of South Carolina at the McKissick Museum in Columbia, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 11 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 40]

Easter and Connie Hastings interview about family hash tradition in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 12-13 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 41]

Mrs. Wood tells of Clemons Wood hash tradition; trip to Rodney Long's family farm in Jolappa, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 13 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 42-43]

Long family farm hash tradition recalled by Rodney Long.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 17 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 44]

Jerry Gantt and Ms. Rembert visit Grendel Mill Hash House in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 45]

End of Grendel Mill story; to Ninety Six, S.C., and hash canning company run by Jerry Gantt; Mr. Cacey interview; intro to workman's hash in Greenwood, S.C.; Northwest Volunteer Fire Department hash story and connection to Les Devore hash tradition in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 46]

Northwest Volunteer Fire Department; find Les Devore cast iron pot; interview Blackwell brothers in Greenwood, S.C.; Grendel Mills Community Development meeting.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 26 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 47]

Sara Deas interview about hash pot in Greenwood, S.C.; Jean Laney Harris Folk Heritage Award ceremony at the State Capital in Columbia, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 48]

Jean Laney Harris Folk Heritage Award ceremony at the State Capital in Columbia, S.C.; miscellaneous hash footage.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 18-19 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 49]

Wesley Lamb and Lower Lake Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department; Mike Steward interview at Discount Furniture in Greenwood, S.C., about hash pots and tradition in his family.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 50]

End of Folk Heritage Awards ceremony; Mike Stewart pots at home on Lake Greenwood.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 28 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 51]

Cooperative Grocery shoot in Abbeville, S.C.; in search of Walt Wilson hash.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 10 February 2003, DVCAM [CH 52]

Pick up shots at Cooperative Grocery in Abbeville, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 5 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 53]

Bridges BBQ in Shelby, N.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 5 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 54]

Hash news article; All Da-BBQ in Shelby, N.C., plus Xpress Scapes footage.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 5 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 55]

Joy drive in Gaffney, S.C.; interview with David Phillips, proprietor and hash tradition in area; establish shots at Bridges BBQ.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 56]

End of joy drive; miscellaneous shots of news articles and books; Stan Woodward's voice for Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 19 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 57]

Red's BBQ in Rock Hill, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 19 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 58]

Red's BBQ in Rock Hill, S.C

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 25 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 59-61]

Northwest Volunteer Fire Department hash cooking in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 11 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 62]

End of Brunswick, Ga., shoot; start of Ninety Six, S.C., hash canning company operation and Jerry Gantt interview; Bob Bell office interview in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 11 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 63]

Ninety Six, S.C., hash canning process.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 11 April 2001, DVCAM [CH 64]

Same plus Bill McDaniel interview in Ninety Six, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 11 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 65]

End of Bill McDaniel interview; Hilda Sims interview; bank clerk interview; Ninety Six, S.C., and Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 66]

Highway 702 Gas, Bait and Tackle store; Gerald Boyd, proprietor interview in Lower Lake Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 67]

Self Textile Mill retirees interviews; recalling mill village hash tradition; Bailey Riser's Hash House in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 68]

Bailey Riser interview about his dying tradition; b-roll of Fuji Plant and Selutia Plant in Greenwood, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: MiniDV [CH 69-70]

Lee's BBQ and Store in Lake Greenwood, S.C.; Sid Lee, proprietor interview and son interview.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: MiniDV [CH 71]

Smokin Stokes BBQ in Greensville, S.C.; interview with proprietor.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 3-4 July 2001, MiniDV [CH 72]

Williams Family Reunion; hogshead hash in Camp Branch, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 3-4 July 2001, MiniDV [CH 73-77]

Williams Family Reunion; hogshead hash in Camp Branch, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 27 July 2000, DVCAM [CH 78]

Senator John Drummond interview about hash tradition in South Carolina at his hunt club.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 2 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 78X]

Workman's restaurant hash, b-roll of Hash House, cab company interviews, train passing by Hash House, and coffee house owner interview.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 79]

Workman's restaurant hash, b-roll of Hash House, cab company interviews, train passing by Hash House, and coffee house owner interview; shows Woodward converted hash house at mill site where Workman played baseball; takes Woodward to Ninety Six's Star Fort.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 3 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 79X]

James Workman interview as he cooks hash in iron pot.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 5 August 2000, DVCAM [CH 80]

Ray McLees tells Woodward about Landy.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 1 May 2001, DVCAM [CH 80X]

Cooperative Grocery establishing shots; stealing Brunswick stew trophy; James Workman interview.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 81]

Cooperative Grocery establishing shots; stealing Brunswick stew trophy; James Workman interview; Workman drives Stan Woodward to the location where a new hashmaster has taken up the tradition of cooking in Landy West's old hash house.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 1 September 2000, DVCAM [CH 82-86]

Landy West Hash House and cooking hash for Labor Day by new hashmaster and sons in Boiling Springs, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 2 September 2000, DVCAM [CH 87]

Second day; Labor Day hash cooked at Landy West Hash House.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 2 September 2000, DVCAM [CH 88]

Second day; Labor Day hash cooked at Landy West Hash House; plus visit to springs where original hash house stood.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 2 September 2000, DVCAM [CH 89]

Second day; Labor Day hash cooked at Landy West Hash House; plus Midway BBQ hash tradition in Buffalo, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 23 August 2000, DVCAM [CH 90]

William Jennings and Bryan Dorn interview at home in Callison, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 23 August 2000, DVCAM [CH 91]

William Jennings and Bryan Dorn interview at home in Callison, S.C.; 12 minutes.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 25 August 2000, DVCAM [CH 92]

Promise Land Store outside of Greenwood, S.C.; Pee Wee Ellison's wife and son recall Pee Wee's cooking as hashmaster for Bryan Dorn in Ninety Six, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 93]

Edition of Pee Wee Ellison story; start Highway 34 Volunteer Fire Department hash tradition.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 26 August 2000, DVCAM [CH 94]

Highway 34 Volunteer Fire Department hash tradition; interview with Mr. Fouchee and Cecil Smith, joint hashmasters.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: September 2000, DVCAM [CH 95]

John's Island, S.C.; Mr. B's hash tradition at Mr. B's BBQ; cultural geographer, Dr. Richard Pillsbury and folklorist Saddler Taylor meet up and travel to Orangeburg, S.C., tracing hash map Pillsbury has researched and drawn up.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 97]

Millvale Plantation; Wise BBQ hash tradition in Newberry, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 98-99]

Wise BBQ hash tradition in Newberry, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 100]

Pope Johnson interview with Mr. Wise.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 28 October 2000, DVCAM [CH 103]

Henry Hicks at McKissick Folklife Festival at University of South Carolina in Columbia, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 7 October 2000, DVCAM [CH 104]

Hickory Grove Volunteer Fire Department hash tradition in Lancaster, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 17 August 2001, DVCAM [CH 105]

Mr. Walton's cast iron pot collection in Aiken, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 106]

Pickup shots around Greenwood, S.C., and start of Self Mill employees interviews on mill hash tradition.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 107]

New voice over by Stan Woodward for Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 108]

Still images; South Caroliniana Library at University of South Carolina.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH 109]

Still images continued; interview with Saddler Taylor and Vinnie Deas Moore at the McKissick Museum at University of South Carolina in Columbia, S.C.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 12 November 2008, MiniDV [CH 110]

Rodney Long interview on spread of hash from coast to German settlements in the Midlands; introduction of mustard based barbecue sauce.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: MiniDV [CH/SS 1-3]

Lunenburg, Va.; sheep stew as compared to South Carolina hash and Maxie Moore hashmaster; Saddler Taylor folklorist.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 8 January 2000, MiniDV [CH/00]

Johnny Vereen interview.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: DVCAM [CH V.O.]

Hash voice over.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: 3 April 2000, VHS

Sample tape for South Carolina Arts Commission Folklife Grant; video and resume; 23 minutes.

Carolina Hash: The Greenwood Story, VHS

An exhxxxibit Kiosk Video to accompany Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina for "The Museum"in Greenwood, S.C., at premier and exhibit; digital dub; two hours.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: Betacam SP

PBS Master, good audio stereo; 56 minutes; includes hand-written notes (see Series 7).

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: SVHS

An exhibit Kiosk Video to accompany Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina for "The Museum"in Greenwood, S.C., at premier and exhibit; master.

Carolina Hash: A Taste of South Carolina: SVHS

Final edit and master; 56 minutes.

Cherokee County Schools, 1980, U-Matic

FIS programs; Stan Woodward, Filmmaker in Residence and instructor for gifted and talented programs; sponsored by National Endowment of the Arts; filmmaker in the schools; film shot with super 8mm film sound camera; camera done by students, editing done by students and filmmaker, and sound done by students; compilation reel of student work under the tutelage of Stan Woodward, Filmmaker in Residence with Cherokee County Public Schools in Georgia.

Chuck Jones: A Life in Animation, 1986,U-Matic

By David Weinkauf; 54 minutes.

Chuck Jones, SVHS

Chuck Jones Film, 11 March 1989, U-Matic [tape 2, 2 of 9]

Capital Children's Museum, 10th birthday.

Educational Film, Blowgun: Indians of the Orinoco, 1972, print

By Julien Bryan; part of the Short Film Festival Program and Stan Woodward personal print; color; includes notes from library (see Series 7).

Educational Film, Caesar: Ruler of Rome, 1932, print

Circulated by the Museum of Modern Art Film Library; black and white; silent with text intertitles.

Educational Film, Victory Japan, early 1940s, print

Command Productions; United States Navy Combat Bulletin; propaganda film using Hollywood actors.

Elementary, 1991, VHS

Rainbow Word, Magic Time II, Jude Tolley; 15 minutes.

Faith Hubley, 8 April 1985, U-Matic S [1 master]

Amb. Reich.

Faith Hubley, U-Matic S [2 master]

Tom outer mall number 4, interviews with sales girls, and set up.

Faith Hubley, 21 November 1985, U-Matic S [3 master]

Faith Hubley, 18 March 1985, U-Matic S [tape 2 and 4, 4-5 master]

Press conference and Senator.

Faith Hubley, 27 May 1985, U-Matic S [6 master]

Veterans at Arlington Cemetary in Arlington, Va.

Faith Hubley, 27 May 1985, U-Matic S [7 master]

C.T. veterans in Arlington, Va.

Faith Hubley, U-Matic

Animation master; five pieces; Cockbody, Yes We Can, Moonbird, Windy Day, and Creations Myths.

Father and Son, VHS

28 minutes.

Greetings from Down South, 1988, VHS

Includes It's Grits by Stan Woodward, Kudzuby Marjorie Short and Beauty Knows No Pain by Elliot Erwitt; color and black and white; 70 minutes.

Hallelujah, 1977, print

A film by Mark Henrickson; "a four-minute reanimation of Eadweard Muybridge's still-photo studies of anatomy synchronized to music of Handel's Messiah"; description taken from University of South Carolina's library website; color; includes memoranda from Rocky Mountain Film Study Center.

Home Movie, circa 1983, reversal print

Color and silent; features Alexa, Stan Woodward's daughter.

Home Movie, circa 1949, print

Includes laboratory note (see Series 7).

Home Movie, circa 1940s, reversal print

Labeled "How to Survive an Atomic Attack"by Civil Defense; color and black and white; silent; includes "Guide for Civil Defense"and "Survival Under Atomic Attack" pamphlets.

Home Movie, circa 1940s, reversal print

Labeled "Entertainment: U.S. Armed Foces with movie stars; with Bob Hope, Gloria DeHaven, June Allison, Jerry Golona, Ethel Smith, Betty Hutton, Lana Turner, Francis Langford, and Judy Garland"; color; silent.

Interview with Eldridge Bagley, 1996, DVCAM

Virginia painter, in the artist's home in Laurenburg County, Va.; shot by Stan Woodward.

Interview with Eldridge Bagley, 1996, DVCAM

Conclusion and stew painting.

Irby Brown Sr., VHS

Interview about brunswick stew tradition around Richmond, Va.; with clear photos; 24 minutes.

Irby Brown Sr., VHS [8B]

Interview about brunswick stew tradition around Richmond, Va.

It's Grits!, U-Matic

Short film version edited by Stan Woodward for use in public schools; master dub; 28 minutes.

It's Grits!, Digital Betacam

Edited master, digital remastered audio and video on 28 July 2004; 45 minutes.

It's Grits!, print

Black and white.

It's Grits!, print

Limited edition number 10 and show print number 1; black and white; 51 minutes.

It's Grits!, print

Show print number 2; for screenings and discussions; back-up; black and white; 44 minutes.

It's Grits!, answer print

Black and white.

It's Grits!, 1978, print

Master, reel number 1, workprint, and short version.

It's Grits!, 1978, workprint

A and B rolls, masters, and short version; used to produce internegative for printing of release prints; includes laboratory notes (see Series 7).

It's Grits!, workprint

A and B rolls, masters, and short version; includes laboratory notes (see Series 7).

It's Grits!, print

Short version.

It's Grits!, print

Short version; film separated for preservation reasons; black and white; 30 minutes; includes a letter.

It's Grits!, print

28 minutes; container labeled "shows people in southern diners and restaurants relishing their grits in many combinations with other foods; even New Yorker Craig Claiborne prepares a grits souffle; looks at corn cereal's southern history and tours an old-fashioned grist mill; a humorous tribute to southern culture, with original score by Nat Irvin."

It's Grits!, print

Long version and Estar base.

John Nesbitt's Passing Parade, print

Directed by Paul Bunford.

Licorice Train, circa 1969-1970, print

Color.

Life on a Thread, print

A study of behavior using the example of a web building spider; color.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, Betacam SP

Old version and original edit master; 36 minutes.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, 27 April 1998, 3/4" U-Matic SP Master

Edit master; digital cut from AVID MCXPRESS; 35 minutes.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, National Turtle Day, U-Matic SP [207 NTD]

Haskins map and Douglas Elmore; day 1.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, National Turtle Day, U-Matic SP [209, 211]

Day 2.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, National Turtle Day, U-Matic SP [208, 106 TP2]

Day 1; tails tape for Jimmy Olgers.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, U-Matic [tape 1, LHM E. 1]

Master edit.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, Jimmy Olger's stories, U-Matic SP [171-172, OL1-OL2]

Parts 1-2.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, Olger's Porch Number 1, U-Matic SP

51 minutes.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, Olger's Porch Number 3, U-Matic SP

Poem, 83 year old lady, museum, Warrie family, and wind noise over part of Jimmy with the house and Fork Inn.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, U-Matic SP

Day 2; National Turtle Day.

Lord Have Mercy: Olger's Store, U-Matic SP

Day 1; National Turtle Day.

Luke: A Tribute to Fred, circa 1979, print

Film by Spartanburg, S.C., native Frank Eastes; features Stan Woodward; color; labeled "consists of interviews with filmmakers next door neighbor, Fred Wolfe, who is the brother of Thomas Wolfe; filmmakers received a film production grant from the South Carolina Arts Commission's Media Arts program, where Stan Woodward mentored filmmakers making their first independent films in his position as Filmmaker in Residence at the South Carolina Arts Commission from 1972 to 1980."

The Morris Chronicle, 13 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 1]

Shot at Morris's house the day before Morris's 96th birthday celebration at Hatiola Big House.

The Morris Chronicle, 13-14 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 2]

Conversation with Morris; reading of Hatiola Doctrine.

The Morris Chronicle, 13 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 3]

Hatiola doctrine segment continued; b-roll of Hatiola, etc.

The Morris Chronicle, 14 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 4]

Morris's birthday celebration in Big House.

The Morris Chronicle, 14 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 5]

Morris birthday at Hatiola continued; interview with Cornelia Ann.

The Morris Chronicle, 14 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 6]

Interview with Robert Trumbull and Cornelia Ann.

The Morris Chronicle, 20-21 August 2004, DVCAM [MPBD 7]

B-roll; Keith, a member of Hunt Club, and son; Morris explains his barbecue method at his house.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [M 1]

Hatiola work weekend and day before Morris's birthday.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [M 2]

Robert Turnbull advertisement and Morris interview; Morris's house b-roll.

The Morris Chronicle, 6 March 2004, DVCAM [M 3]

How Morris met Faye.

The Morris Chronicle, 6 March 2004, DVCAM [M 4]

Morris's children's houses and clan; Hatiola Clay pigeon shoot and Hunt club member interviewed about Morris.

The Morris Chronicle, 6 March 2004, DVCAM [M 5]

Evening oyster road; pitch for money to support film; Morris prays over meal and banter follows.

The Morris Chronicle, 6 March 2004, DVCAM [M 6]

Partying continues with talk about and with Morris; Jim Quinn story and joke about Morris.

The Morris Chronicle, 19 November 2004, DVCAM [M 7]

Robert Turnbull and Jim Quinn take notes as Morris tells how he cooks pig.

The Morris Chronicle, 19 November 2004, DVCAM [M 8]

Sumter tells what Morris means to men at Hatiola.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 July 2005, DVCAM [MP HWW 1]

Hatiola work weekend; Morris prepares sweet taters for planting.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 July 2005, DVCAM [MP HWW 2]

Hatiola work weekend; Morris prepares sweet taters for planting; Robert T tells history of Hatiola.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MPN 1-2]

Narration for film.

The Morris Chronicle, November 2004, DVCAM [HCS 1]

B-roll of land around Hatiola; Morris fixes tractor.

The Morris Chronicle, November 2004, DVCAM [HCS 2]

Tractor fix and interview; draw horse hooked up to cane grinder.

The Morris Chronicle, November 2004, DVCAM [HCS 3]

Cane squeeze.

The Morris Chronicle, November 2004, DVCAM [HCS 4]

Cane squeeze; Morris's prayer for the event.

The Morris Chronicle, November 2004, DVCAM [HCS 5]

Cane squeeze; Jim Ficklin on Morris; club member interview in deer stand.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 May 2003, DVCAM [MP 1]

Starts with John Clay sequence for other film; Morris's hog cooking.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 May 2003, DVCAM [MP 2]

Gutting hog.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 May 2003, DVCAM [MP 3]

Conversation with Morris while prepping hog.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 May 2003, DVCAM [MP 4]

Prepartion of hog.

The Morris Chronicle, 12 May 2003, DVCAM [MP 5]

Kings BBQ for other film; "rodding"the hog; keeping wide with sticks.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MP 6]

Wife Faye joins Morris to "wire hog"and "keep from pieces falling in ashes."

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MP 7]

Begin cooking over pit in evening and with conversation.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MP 8]

Setting coals from burner; conversation.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MP 9]

Adjusting and adding coals.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MP 10]

Morris and Faye drive to Big House to get hash pot; Morris tells about his relationship to Hatiola.

The Morris Chronicle, MiniDV [MP 11]

Morris continues the barbecue process.

The Morris Chronicle, MiniDV [MP 12]

Unwire hog and begin pig pulling.

The Morris Chronicle, MiniDV [MP 13]

Morris finishes; good commentary with Faye and Morris.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 April 2003, DVCAM [MP 15]

Interview with Morris; Terry Richardson arrives to cook.

The Morris Chronicle, 10 April 2003, DVCAM [MP 16]

Sequence ends; footage for Heritage Corridor film follows.

The Morris Chronicle, 20 February 2004, DVCAM [MP 17]

Morris in house; interview after he had been sick.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MPMIW]

Men in woods talk about Morris.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [MPH/W04]

End of Morris interview at Hatiola; followed by fish hatchery footage for another film.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [TV F.1]

Sharecropper stills.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [AVID DUB 1]

Roughcut.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [AVID DUB 2]

Footage shot for Mallard Creek BBQ; Morris Peeples dubs from tapes.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [AVID DUB 3]

Morris Peeples dubs from AVID.

The Morris Chronicle, DVCAM [AVID DUB 4]

Dub of MP footage when AVID drives were full and before crash.

Nek Chand, 6 June 1985, U-Matic S

Stone carver.

Nek Chand, 1985, U-Matic S

Stone carvers and placing sculpture.

Nek Chand, 1985, U-Matic S

Original; number 5.

Nek Chand, 28 May 1985, U-Matic S

Nek Chand, 1985, U-Matic S

Number 6.

Nek Chand, 6 June 1985, U-Matic S

At Stone Carvers and with low light.

Nek Chand, 4 June 1985, U-Matic S [tape 1]

Nine steel supports, construction, much without sound, v-cases sculpture, and under root of skylighted building.

Nek Chand, 1985, U-Matic S [tape 3]

Interviews and "Steyr."

Nek Chand, 1985, U-Matic S

Steel; Chand "happy"words.

Nek Chand, The Kingdom of Nek Chand, 1985, U-Matic

Fantasy garden; National Endowment of the Arts sample; submitted to the National Endowment of the Arts on 15 December 1985; 3/4" edited sample dubbed.

Nek Chand, U-Matic [tape 1]

Talking to Lisa; later about little girl sculpture and Nek Chand interviews; source tape for exhibit tape edited to introduce visitors to the Nek Chand Rock Garden Exhibit at the entrance to the Capital Children's Museum.

Nek Chand, The Kingdom of Nek Chand, circa 1979, release print

Client is Paul Cox; color; used by Stan Woodward as research for his documentary on Nek Chand Sculpture Garden that was built at the Capital Children's Museum in Washington, D.C. while he served there as Filmmaker in Residence.

The People who take up Serpents, circa 1973, Betacam SP

A documentary by Gretchen Robinson, a Stan Woodward co-producer; the Tennessee Attorney General had just shut down the Holiness Church of God in a case brought against the church in Newport, Tenn. The sister church in Greenville, S.C., rallied in support of the Newport chruch; Gretchen Robinson, then a reporter for the Greenville News, first wrote about the story, then applied to the South Carolina Arts Commission for Stan Woodward to assist her in shooting a documentary that followed the case and the story; documentary about snake handlers; 54 minutes.

The People who take up Serpents, circa 1973

1/4" Open Reel Audio

5" reel

Notes on original container: "First roll and sync sound service; transferred; documentary about snake handlers"

The People who take up Serpents, circa 1973[tape 2]

1/4" Open Reel Audio

5" reel

Notes on original container: "Transferred; first Saturday night service; documentary about snake handlers"

The People who take up Serpents, circa 1973

1/4" Open Reel Audio

5" reel

Notes on original container: "Second roll sync sound service; transferred; Magre; documentary about snake handlers"

The People who take up Serpents, circa 1973[tape 4]

1/4" Open Reel Audio

5" reel

Notes on original container: "First Saturday night service, Brother Floyd sings "See Lights of the City", Sister Clanton testimony, and Sister Whitworth with the beautiful statement film crew did not get; documentary about snake handlers"

Remember the Children, 1983-1989, U-Matic

Traveling exhibit; three segments; Through Our Eyes, The Eye-Witnesses, and Nesse Godin, Themes of Survival ; video produced for the Washington D.C. Capital Children's Museum's Remember the Children Exhibiton the Holocaust when the producer was Filmmaker in Residence and Director, Exhibit-designer, and Curator of the Communication Wing from 1983 to 1989.

The Sheep Stew of Dundas: A Gastronomical Delight, Betacam SP

PBS version.

The Sheep Stew of Dundas: A Gastronomical Delight, 14 March 2001, U-Matic

Safe copy with no promotions; 57 minutes.

Skylab, The Day Skylab Fell to the Earth, 1979, workprint

Skylab, The Day Skylab Fell to the Earth, 1979, workprint

Skylab, 1979, print

Raw printed for editing; original; "All Through the Day" written on container; office of Synod of North Carolina; Presbyterian Church in Raleigh, N.C.

Skylab, 1979

Interviews in Huntsville, Ala. at George C. Marshall Space Flight Center; "All Through the Day"written on container.

Skylab, 1979

Interviews in Huntsville, Ala. at Marshall Space Flight Center; "All Through the Day"written on container.

Skylab

NASA, four rooms, and Earth view.

Skylab, circa 1978, reversal print

Alternate title is Debris in Australia; part 1; color.

Skylab, circa 1978, reversal print

Alternate title is Debris in Australia, part 2; color; full-coat magnetic soundtrack.

Skylab, 1981, print

Space Station I; includes footage of space stations and interviews with astronauts Paul Weitz, Gerald Carr, Owen Garriott, William Pogue, Alan Bean, Joseph Kerwin, Edward Gibson, Jack Lousma, and Charles "Pete"Conrad.

Skylab, workprint [0221 EH]

Interviews and boneyard.

Skylab, The Day Skylab Fell to the Earth, workprint

Interviews with NASA and Skylab developers in Huntsville, Ala. at the Marshall Space Flight Center.

Skylab Disco

1/4" Open Reel Audio

5" reel

Notes on original container: "Studio quality recording, studio music, and release"

Skylab Disco

1/4" Open Reel Audio

5" reel

Notes on original container: "Home, eco, excellent, roll three; film crew rolls out of tape over Ray's comments on technology and Apollo program; first shot on camera roll 3"

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 2001, DVCAM [SS 1, SOW 1, tape 1, BG00]

Pick up; Shady Rest BBQ in Owensboro, Ky.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, October 2001, DVCAM [SS 2, WJ-1]

Interview with food historian Dennis Cotner; interview in Colonial Williamsburg, Va.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 6 March 2001, DVCAM [SS 3, NDS 1, tape 1]

Dundas, Va. and the cooking and selling of a Dundas Sheep Stew cooked by the Dundas Ruritan Club; club includes Maxie Moore, stewmaster Johnny Hawhtorne, stewmaster apprentice Sylvia Wilson, and the Dundas Ruritan Sheep Stew Crew; signs, trailer, and Stancam.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, March 2001, DVCAM [SS 4, NDS 2/3, tape 2]

Dundas, Va. and the cooking and selling of a Dundas Sheep Stew cooked by the Dundas Ruritan Club; club includes Maxie Moore, Stewmaster Johnny Hawhtorne, Stewmaster apprentice Sylvia Wilson, and the Dundas Ruritan Sheep Stew Crew; Stancam.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 9 March 2001, DVCAM [SS 5, NDS 4]

Dundas, Va. and the cooking and selling of a Dundas Sheep Stew cooked by the Dundas Ruritan Club; club includes Maxie Moore, stewmaster Johnny Hawhtorne, stewmaster apprentice Sylvia Wilson, and the Dundas Ruritan Sheep Stew Crew; interviews.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 10 March 2001, DVCAM [SS 6-7, NDS 5-6]

Dundas, Va. and the cooking and selling of a Dundas Sheep Stew cooked by the Dundas Ruritan Club; club includes Maxie Moore, stewmaster Johnny Hawhtorne, stewmaster apprentice Sylvia Wilson, and the Dundas Ruritan Sheep Stew Crew; Steve Cam.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 10 March 2001, DVCAM [SS 8, NDS 7]

Dundas, Va. and the cooking and selling of a Dundas Sheep Stew cooked by the Dundas Ruritan Club; club includes Maxie Moore, stewmaster Johnny Hawhtorne, stewmaster apprentice Sylvia Wilson, and the Dundas Ruritan Sheep Stew Crew; Steve's last tape.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, DVCAM [SS 9]

Saddler Taylor interview and commentary with Chicken Bog and transition to Sheep Stew while riding in van to sites where these are cooked; bog to sheep and posters.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 1 April 2002, DVCAM [SS 10]

Saddler Taylor interview and commentary with Chicken Bog and transition to Sheep Stew while riding in van to sites where these are cooked; Saddler B, short tape, political posters and intro to bog and Vamon Road.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 1 May 2001, DVCAM [SS 11, gaL 1]

Gallivant's Ferry Democratic Stump Meeting where the event centers around a classic and traditional chicken bog sold to participants by bog chefs; Galllivants Ferry 1, with Benedict Stevenson.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 1 May 2001, DVCAM [SS 12, gaL 2]

Gallivant's Ferry Democratic Stump meeting where the event centers around a classic and traditional chicken bog sold to participants by bog chefs.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 13, TB 1, tape 1]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; ribbon cutting and interviews.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 14, TB 3, tape 2]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; Tim and Henry Hicks at the festival.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 15, TB 3, tape 3]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; Hicks farm.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 16, TB 4, tape 4]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; Tim Pattridge and Mary Hicks at Hicks farm; interviews.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 17, TB 5, tape 5]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; night tape and cooking the night before.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 18, TB 6, tape 6]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 14 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 19, TB 7, tape 7]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; ends with Tim Pattridge at sign.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 14 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 20, TB 8, tape 8]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; Tim Pattridge at "B Stew"sign and driving car.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 15 October 2000, DVCAM [SS 21, TB 9, tape 9]

Taste of Brunswick Stew Festival in Lawrenceville, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; interviews at road side rest area and squirrel at end.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 21 March 2000, DVCAM [SS 22-24, MRB 1-3]

Mr. B's barbecue in John's Island, S.C.; Dr. Richard Pillsbury, commentator.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 11 November 2000, DVCAM [SS 25-27, Frog 1-3]

Frogmore Stew cooked by African American Faulkenberry family and neighboring chef in Saint Helena, S.C.; commentators are Tim Pattridge, Southern foods specialist and Vennie Deas-Moore, community folklorist.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 23 September 2000, DVCAM [SS 28, SPR 0]

Pillsbury and Burrison on the road to Sproull.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 5 April 2001, DVCAM [SS 29-30, BIGT 1-2]

Big T's BBQ in Columbia, S.C.; Bio T's.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 5 April 2001, DVCAM [SS 31]

End of Big T's BBQ continues to Dukes BBQ in Orangeburg, S.C.; Drakes BBQ in a town near Brunswick, Ga.; Pillsbury and Saddler at Dukes BBQ.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 5 April 2001, DVCAM [SS 32]

Big T's BBQ in Columbia, S.C.; final on to Dukes BBQ, map to family farm, sign at Big T's, pull back shot, and collards.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 13 June 2002, DVCAM [SS 33]

Big T's BBQ in Columbia, S.C.; Big T's and southern living.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, MiniDV [SS 34]

Big T's BBQ in Columbia, S.C.; Big T's City tape; South Carolina Art's Commission media institute teaching tape.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 26 February 2000, MiniDV [SS 35]

The Hicks family and brunswick stew cooked at the Hicks farm in Alberta, Va.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 25 February 2000, MiniDV [SS 36]

The Hicks family and brunswick stew cooked at the Hicks farm in Alberta, Va.; muddle, fire up, and start with Hicks.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 4 November 2000, DVCAM [SS 37-38, IBS 1 and 3]

The International Brunswick Stew Festival in Richmond, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 4 November 2000, DVCAM [SS 39, IBS 4]

The International Brunswick Stew Festival in Richmond, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; someone recalls story of J.M, first brunswick stew, and a comedian to Henry Hicks.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 4 November 2000, DVCAM [SS 40, IBS 5]

The International Brunswick Stew Festival in Richmond, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, DVCAM [SS 41, IBS 6, tape 6]

The International Brunswick Stew Festival in Richmond, Va. with Tim Pattridge as commentator; cotton and road shots.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, DVCAM [SS 42, SSPU 1]

Pickup shots; after first TC break; video for end title of Southern Stews: A Taste of the South.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, DVCAM [SS 43, ST 1]

Stills.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, DVCAM [SS 44]

Narration.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, MiniDV [SS 45]

Narration by John Egerton, Southern food writer.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, MiniDV [SS 46]

Narration by John Egerton, Southern food writer; Ein Klein Hash Muik and stew music.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, Betacam SP

Master dub, with 30 seconds of color bars; 56 minutes.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, 27 May 2002, SVHS

PBS version, color bars, and dub master number 1.

Southern Stews: A Taste of the South, Betacam SP

56 minutes.

Story Teller, VHS

Kiosk video exhibit in the Storyteller Theatre at the Capital Children's Museum in Washington D.C. where Stan Woodward served as Filmmaker in Residence and Director of the Media Arts Center and the Communication wing.

To Kill a Mockingbird, SVHS

Parts 2 and 3, reel 2; from laser disc.

To Kill a Mockingbird, SVHS

To Kill a Mockingbird: Then and Now, 10 April 1997, VHS

Teacher Orientation Workshop; produced by Prince William Network; one hour; labeled "In 1998, the Prince William County Public Schools Satellite Distance Learning productions of To Kill a Mockingbird: A Satellite Field Trip was nationally broadcast by the Prince William Network; Stan Woodward had met the woman who played Scout while at the Virginia International Southern Film Festival in Charlottesville, Va. and they conferred to come up with this idea for celebrating the 25th anniversary of Harper Lee's book; this tape was the teacher orientation production to prepare teachers who planned to have their classes view the main production the following week; Stan Woodward was producter of both programs."

To Kill a Mockingbird, 1997, VHS

Lyceum, parts 1 and 2; 1 hour and 10 minutes; labeled "A Distance Learning Lyceum nationally broadcast to classrooms that had pre-registered to participate; the reuniting of the main characters from the film occurred and we brought in by teleconferencing the director, the writer, and the director of cinematogrphy; the moderator was Charlene Hunter Gault, who then worked at WETA, the public television station in Washington, D.C.; Stan Woodward was the producer."

Underbridge, print

Masconomo films; appears to be footage from a boat window and under a bridge; color.

Walking with the Dinosaurs, Making of Walking with the DinosaursMay 1991, SVHS

Field C; a satellite distance learning broadcast in conjuction with the later broadcast of Walking With the Dinosaurs; Stan Woodward is producer and executive producer is Dr. Mabel Phifer of the Black College Satellite Network.

Walking with the Dinosaurs, VHS

Original show and unedited.

Walking with the Dinosaurs, VHS

First hour.