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12. Black Journal: A Few Notes from the Executive Producer

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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments xiii
  4. Preface xvii
  5. Note on Style xxxi
  6. 1. William Greaves, Documentary Filmmaking, and the African- American Experience 1
  7. 2. Meta- interview with William Greaves (an Audiobiography) 17
  8. 3. Interview with Louise Archambault Greaves 96
  9. 4. Interview with David Greaves 107
  10. 5. The Efficacy of Acting 114
  11. 6. POEM/1965 137
  12. 7. The First World Festival of Negro Arts: An Afro- American View 139
  13. 8. Views Across the Atlantic: An American Vision of the First World Festival of Negro Arts 148
  14. 9. Sisters Inside Still a Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class: Black Women Through the Lens of William Greaves 161
  15. 10. The Documentary as Sociodrama: William Greaves’s In the Company of Men (1969) and The Deep North (1988) 187
  16. 11. Pugilism and Performance: William Greaves, Muhammad Ali, and the Making of The Fight 206
  17. 12. Black Journal: A Few Notes from the Executive Producer 226
  18. 13. 100 Madison Avenues Will Be of No Help 233
  19. 14. Black Journal: A Personal Look Backward 239
  20. 15. “By, For and About”: Black Journal and the Rise of Multicultural Documentary in New York City, 1968– 1975 246
  21. 16. William Greaves, Black Journal, and the Long Roots of Black Internationalism 271
  22. 17. Government- Sponsored Film and Latinidad: Voice of La Raza (1971) 285
  23. 18 Afterthoughts on the Black American Film Festival 299
  24. 19 Ida B. Wells: A Passion for Justice Personal Production Notes 303
  25. Dossier on the Symbiopsychotaxiplasm Films 309
  26. 20 Proposal: Theatrical Short Subject 311
  27. 21 Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One Rediscovered A Conversation with Dara Meyers- Kingsley 315
  28. 22 The Country in the City Central Park as Metaphor in Jonas Mekas’s Walden and William Greaves’s Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One 319
  29. 23. “Just Another Word for Jazz”: The Signifying Auteur in William Greaves’s Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One (Excerpt) 336
  30. 24. Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take 2 341
  31. 25. Some Concepts and Logistics in Shooting the Two Excerpts of Take 2½ 344
  32. 26. The Symbiopsychotaxiplasm Effect on Filmmaking Dynamics: An Editor’s Examination of the Power of Corruption on Expectations in Filmmaking 346
  33. 27. The Symbio Cinematic Environment: An Aesthetic yet Scientific Theory for the Film 348
  34. 28. The Daring, Original, and Overlooked: Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One 350
  35. 29. Still No Answers 356
  36. 30. “We’re Not Raping Bill”: Race and Gender Politics in Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One and Take 2½ 362
  37. 31. Symbiopsychotaxiplasticity: Some Takes on William Greaves 374
  38. 32. A Guy Who Could Think Around the Corner: Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey 395
  39. 33. Revealing Greaves: Unhiding His Archive 413
  40. Filmography 421
  41. Bibliography 431
  42. Contributors 437
  43. Index 443
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