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Title |
The Shannon County Film Digitization Project -- Camera Roll 360 |
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Subject |
Munsell Chapel (Shannon County, Mo.); Pentecostalism; Pentecostal churches |
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Location |
Shannon County (Mo.) |
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Creator |
Moore, Robert |
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Contributors |
Flanders, Robert; Espar, David; Longstreth, Stephen; Roberts, Beverly, 1948?-; Bowen, Darlene |
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Date.Original |
1979-06-06 |
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Date.Digital |
2006 |
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Source |
Part of the raw footage recorded in 1978-1979 for 1981 documentary motion pictures: Shannon County : Home ; Shannon County : Hearts of the Children. Located in Special Collections, Meyer Library, Missouri State University http://www.library.missouristate.edu/archives/index.htm |
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Rights |
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Digitization Specifications |
video/x-ms-wmv; Windows Media video file format; 320x240 pixels, 275 kbits/sec total, Video stream: 250 kbits/sec., Audio stream: 16 kbps 16kHz stereo. Compressed using Windows Media 9 encoder. |
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Description |
Camera roll 360 is the second of two camera rolls (359, 360) that contain an interview with Beverly Roberts and Darlene Bowen, filmed on June 6, 1979, at Munsell Chapel in Shannon County, Mo. Beverly and Darlene had recently become Pentecostal ministers and were holding services one night a week at the church. In camera roll 360, they talk about the religious tradition in their families, the difference between large and small churches, city churches versus country churches, differences in the ways boys and girls are brought up in rural culture, the role of men and women in adult life, lack of local jobs, their hopes for the future, and their thoughts about moving away. In addition to this interview, Beverly and Darlene appear in a brush arbor construction sequence (camera rolls 001, 002 and as active participants in a Pentecostal brush arbor service (camera rolls 016, 020-024). |
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Table of Contents |
1. Darlene talks about Pentecostal tradition in her family -- 2. Beverly replies that religion played little part in her upbringing -- 3. People feel more comfortable in a small church -- 4. Why Pentecostals don't like to attend regular churches -- 5. Big versus small churches -- 6. Are there differences in the way girls and boys are raised? (Darlene's response) -- 7. Beverly's response to same question -- 8. Are there local jobs for women? -- 9. Would women welcome more jobs? -- 10. Thoughts on leaving the area. |
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Type |
moving image |
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Extent |
1 streaming video segment (11 min., 22 sec.), color, sound. |
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Format |
WMV |
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Publisher |
MSU Digital Archives Initiative |
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Identifier |
http://purl.missouristate.edu/library/archives/shannon/cr360 |
