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Title: The Road I Grew Up On
Description: an overview of the changes from the 1940s to the 1950s
in the rural neighborhood where I grew up in Pocahontas County in
northwestern Iowa. I currently own land in the county but live in Ames
in central Iowa. Length: 10 minutes
Format: YouTube Credits at time of post production in
1997:
produced and directed by Helen D. Gunderson, Ames, Iowa
editing and other technical support from Bill Kuhn, Kuhn Productions, Des
Moines, Iowa
video editing supported by a grant from the Iowa Arts Council
1995 introductory radio news report from Marketplace of American Public
Radio
opening aerial footage from Kuhn Production and the Iowa State University
Media Production Unit
reenactment footage from Seeds of Survival by Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company and When We
Farmed with Horses by the Iowa State University Media Production Unit
archival footage from the American Archives of Factual Film formerly housed
at the Iowa State University Parks Library, now at the Library of Congress
archival film clip of tractor and wagon from the late Irene Drobney of
Pocahontas County, Iowa
guest narration voices: Jack Shelley, Todd Mundt, Rachel Jeffries, Doug
Cooper of Ames, Iowa
music by John Berquist, Ed Carbrey, and Mary Sand of Ames, Iowa
Thanks: To all the neighbors, mentors, and other persons whose participation
and support made the video possible.
Use: Visitors to this site are welcome to share the video with
friends and colleagues on a non-commercial basis. If you wish to have a DVD
of the program, please contact Helen. The cost
for the video and shipping have yet to be determined. |