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Title Moving pictures, moving hands [videorecording] : the story of Ernest Marshall / written by Don Bangs ; producer/director, David Jarashow ; a presentation of Beyond Sound, TV & Film by the Deaf, in association with Century Southwest Cable Inc., Santa Monica, Ca
Publisher [San Diego, Calif.?] : Dawn Pictures, c1987
LOCATION CALL # STATUS
 Deafness & Outreach Collection  HV2534.A3 M37 1987    AVAILABLE
Subject Marshall, Ernest (Motion picture producer and director)
Motion picture producers and directors -- United States
Films for the hearing impaired -- United States -- History
Artists with disabilities
Films for the hearing impaired -- History
Add'l Author Bangs, Don. Author of screenplay.
Jarashow, David. Producer. Director.
World Beyond Sound
Century Southwest Cable
Dawn Pictures
Added Title Ernest Marshall story
Description 1 videocassette (30 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences ; 1/2 in
System Details VHS
Note Signed with voices for the hearing; also open-captioned
Performer Narrators, Tim Russ, Joseph Dallgar, Ed Levey, Laverne Thompson
Credits Executive producer, Don Bangs ; associate producer, James E. Casa ; camera, Robert O'Hern
Note Captioned by: Gallaudet University, Department of Television, Film and Photography
"A World Beyond Sound, TV/Film by the Deaf"--Closing credits
Summary Marshall's skill of making movies is shown and discussed. He was the first, in 1938, to make movies for the deaf and use sign language in them
Note ISLR-Interpreting/Sign Language Resources
OCLC # 847682576
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