
Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek
Synopsis
Visual Velocity is a tribute to the pioneering work of Stan VanDerBeek. VanDerBeek was an experimental filmmaker, artist, animator, and media visionary. Produced by David Donnelly, the work originally aired on PBS stations' THE TERRITORY, the longest running public television showcase of independent film/video in the country.
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- Director
- David Donnelly
- Original Title
- Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 27m
- Production Studios
- PBS
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
David Donnelly
David Potts
David Donnelly
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David Donnelly
Producer
David Donnelly
Director
David Potts
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek
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What is Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek about?
Visual Velocity is a tribute to the pioneering work of Stan VanDerBeek. VanDerBeek was an experimental filmmaker, artist, animator, and media visionary. Produced by David Donnelly, the work originally aired on PBS stations' THE TERRITORY, the longest running public television showcase of independent film/video in the country.
Who directed Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek?
Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek was directed by David Donnelly.
Who stars in Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek?
The principal cast of Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek includes Stan VanDerBeek, Johanna VanDerBeek, Doug Michels, Jaron Lanier.
When was Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek released and how long is it?
Visual Velocity: The Work of Stan VanDerBeek was released in 2000 with a total runtime of 27m.
