VTR St-Jacques

196926 min 25 secFilm: Documentaire

Réalisation: Bonnie Sherr Klein

Production: George C. Stoney

An experiment in using videotape recording (VTR) and closed-circuit television to stimulate social action in a poor district of Montréal. A citizens' committee, formed in the downtown neighbourhood of St-Jacques, was given a VTR unit, which they used to record people's problems and concerns. After viewing the edited tapes, people recognized their common problems and began to talk of joint solutions. In trying to change what needed changing they ran into resistance, but the effectiveness of this means of promoting joint action had been tested and proved.

Catégories de sujets


  • Société > Communautés canadiennesChangements sociauxVie urbaine
  • Urbanisme > Vie communautaireMontréal et ses quartiersQuébec
  • Médias et Communications > Enjeux sociauxTélévision

Générique


réalisateur
Bonnie Sherr Klein
producteur
George C. Stoney
caméra
Réo Grégoire
Roger Rochat
son
Richard Besse
montage
Ulla Ryghe