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Cinekyd-Media-Archive
What's New?
Cinekyd-Media-Archive launches its brand new website with 30 years worth of
media files.
What's New?
Cinekyd-Media-Archive launches its brand new website with 30 years worth of
media files.
On this site, you will have access to:
 | An extensive photo gallery containing photos | |
| from the past 30 years | ||
| Video clips from various film programs | |
| Audio selections from our radio productions | |
A Message from the Director:
Welcome!
This is Bob Clark. I say that up front so there is no question about the guy
responsible for this archival website. Don’t get me wrong: there are lots of
people behind-the-scenes who have assisted with this project and deserve the
real credit for its launch.
No, I’m introducing myself so that visitors to this site understand that the
teacher who created Communications Media and Cinekyd (also with lots of
help) is still very much alive and shepherding this newest project.
The purpose of the website is rather basic: there are literally tens of thousands
of slides, negatives, and pictures which captured the fun of making movies
over the past four decades. There are also hundreds of films and videotapes
and audio recordings. And there are volumes of scripts, and flyers, and
newsletters and memoranda.
Several hundred youngsters were part of the Communications Media program.
More than seven thousand were members of Cinekyd. Both organizations are
gone now. It seems a shame if all of those film and tape images and sound
tracks are lost to the ages.
That’s why, starting on the 26th of August in 2006 – what would have been
Cinekyd’s 30th anniversary – we created this website: to provide a place where
all those classic pictures and movies and radio shows could be shared. And,
hopefully, some of the participants will add their thoughts in the guestbook, or
share their comments about a particular photograph.
This is strictly a non-commercial project. I use the names Communications
Media and Cinekyd because I was there when they were created. But this
website serves as a tribute to the young filmmakers and the dedicated folks
who contributed so much to keep those programs going.
Visitors are welcome to share their thoughts as often as they stop by. And,
former students are encouraged to pass the word to others so that lots of folks
can enjoy the images. The archive is being launched with more than 1,000
pictures. We will be adding photographs every single week! Our guestbook
and comments will be updated routinely. And the archives will be expanded to
include all sorts of student-produced material.
But this is a real homemade project. This is not quite how I expected to spend
my retirement. It’s fun, to be sure. The basement is filled with pictures and
movies and audiotapes. I always seem to find myself in the middle of a project
that starts in the basement. This website is no exception.
Like everything else – I am lucky enough to have substantial assistance. The
idea of an archival website started with my daughter, Becky, who is still at my
side – and teaching me all sorts of things about computers and software. All
those pictures and tapes were hauled to Bucks County and safely stored away
here with considerable help from my grandson, Craig, who has vast
experience relocating his grandfather. And the real web master of the
operation is Brian Mays, one of the last of the TEENS, who helped me to bring
this concept from the drawing board to the Internet.
God bless them and all the grads who were kind enough to email their
suggestions during the summer of 2006 when this project took shape. And a
very special blessing on all the folks who contributed their time and talents to
Communications Media and Cinekyd.
Bob Clark
Welcome!
This is Bob Clark. I say that up front so there is no question about the guy
responsible for this archival website. Don’t get me wrong: there are lots of
people behind-the-scenes who have assisted with this project and deserve the
real credit for its launch.
No, I’m introducing myself so that visitors to this site understand that the
teacher who created Communications Media and Cinekyd (also with lots of
help) is still very much alive and shepherding this newest project.
The purpose of the website is rather basic: there are literally tens of thousands
of slides, negatives, and pictures which captured the fun of making movies
over the past four decades. There are also hundreds of films and videotapes
and audio recordings. And there are volumes of scripts, and flyers, and
newsletters and memoranda.
Several hundred youngsters were part of the Communications Media program.
More than seven thousand were members of Cinekyd. Both organizations are
gone now. It seems a shame if all of those film and tape images and sound
tracks are lost to the ages.
That’s why, starting on the 26th of August in 2006 – what would have been
Cinekyd’s 30th anniversary – we created this website: to provide a place where
all those classic pictures and movies and radio shows could be shared. And,
hopefully, some of the participants will add their thoughts in the guestbook, or
share their comments about a particular photograph.
This is strictly a non-commercial project. I use the names Communications
Media and Cinekyd because I was there when they were created. But this
website serves as a tribute to the young filmmakers and the dedicated folks
who contributed so much to keep those programs going.
Visitors are welcome to share their thoughts as often as they stop by. And,
former students are encouraged to pass the word to others so that lots of folks
can enjoy the images. The archive is being launched with more than 1,000
pictures. We will be adding photographs every single week! Our guestbook
and comments will be updated routinely. And the archives will be expanded to
include all sorts of student-produced material.
But this is a real homemade project. This is not quite how I expected to spend
my retirement. It’s fun, to be sure. The basement is filled with pictures and
movies and audiotapes. I always seem to find myself in the middle of a project
that starts in the basement. This website is no exception.
Like everything else – I am lucky enough to have substantial assistance. The
idea of an archival website started with my daughter, Becky, who is still at my
side – and teaching me all sorts of things about computers and software. All
those pictures and tapes were hauled to Bucks County and safely stored away
here with considerable help from my grandson, Craig, who has vast
experience relocating his grandfather. And the real web master of the
operation is Brian Mays, one of the last of the TEENS, who helped me to bring
this concept from the drawing board to the Internet.
God bless them and all the grads who were kind enough to email their
suggestions during the summer of 2006 when this project took shape. And a
very special blessing on all the folks who contributed their time and talents to
Communications Media and Cinekyd.
Bob Clark
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
UPDATES:
Thursday TRACK 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
TYRO AM 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
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Thursday TRACK 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
TYRO AM 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
Thursday, October 13, 2011
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Tuesday TRACK 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
Wednesday TRACK 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
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Tuesday TRACK 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
Wednesday TRACK 1997-1998 page 2: New Gallery
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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Winter TRACK 1992: New Gallery
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Winter TRACK 1992: New Gallery
Thursday, October 27, 2011
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Winter TRACK 1992 page 2 : New Gallery
SummerMovie 1988, "Uncle Charlie," page 2: New Gallery
TYRO 1995-1996: New Gallery
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Winter TRACK 1992 page 2 : New Gallery
SummerMovie 1988, "Uncle Charlie," page 2: New Gallery
TYRO 1995-1996: New Gallery
Thursday, November 3, 2011
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Wednesday TRACK 2001-2002: New Gallery
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Wednesday TRACK 2001-2002: New Gallery
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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Gala May 2000: New Gallery
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Gala May 2000: New Gallery
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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Tuesday TRACK 2001-2002, page 2: New Gallery
Thursday TRACK 2001-2002, page 2: New Gallery
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Tuesday TRACK 2001-2002, page 2: New Gallery
Thursday TRACK 2001-2002, page 2: New Gallery
Thursday, November 10, 2011
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Summer Movie 1969, page 2, "Incident at Gettysburg" : New Gallery
TYRO, Too 2001-2001: New Gallery
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Summer Movie 1969, page 2, "Incident at Gettysburg" : New Gallery
TYRO, Too 2001-2001: New Gallery
Thursday, November 17, 2011
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TYRO AM 2001-2002 page 1: New Gallery
TRACK Tuesday 2001-2002 page 3: New Gallery
TRACK Wednesday 2001-2002 page 2: New Gallery
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TYRO AM 2001-2002 page 1: New Gallery
TRACK Tuesday 2001-2002 page 3: New Gallery
TRACK Wednesday 2001-2002 page 2: New Gallery
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
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TYRO PM 2001-2002 page 2: New Gallery
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TYRO PM 2001-2002 page 2: New Gallery