Item consists of a video recording by Renee Penney and Michael Weir entitled "Lily & Christian "Dish"" which was proucded at through the Centre for Art Tapes.
Item consists of a video recording by Chris Clarke entitled "The Unbbearable Lightness of Recycling", which was produced for the Raven Recycling Centre of Whitehorse, Yukon.
Item consists of a video recording produced by Mike Legault and Quinn MacDonald entitled "Terrorism: Is it a justifiable force?". Alan P. MacLeod was the video's technician.
Item consists of a video recording by Monique Moumblow and Anne Russell entitled "Liabilities". The video is described as "Before she was born, her parents had an argument about what to name her. Her mother wanted to call her ‘Anne.’ Her father wanted to name her ‘Monique’ after a character in a late-night television movie."
Item consists of video recordings by John Scott entitled "Frenchy's Fever" (4 min., 10 sec.), "A Day in the Life on the Road" (4 min.), "The Last Dance" (5 min., 30 sec.), and "Passing Thru Promo" (1 min., 30 sec.).
Item consists of various music video recordings directed Peter Holt and Rick White and on-line edited by Ann Verrall, compiled together in a tape entitled "Music Videos". The tape features Eric's Trip "Girlfriend" (2 min., 15 sec.), Al Tuck & No Action "Buddah" (5 min., 10 sec.) and Eric's Trip "Sun's Coming Up" (2 min., 40 sec.).
Item consists of video recordings by Murderecords. The tape features: The Super Friends "10 lbs" (3 min., 40 sec.) directed by Laura Borealis, Jake "Double Edge" (2 min., 47 sec.) directed by Laura Stein, Al Tuck & No Actiob "Buddha" (5 min., 10 sec.) directed by Peter Holt, Hip Club Groove "Shootin' da Gift" (4 min., 10 sec.) directed by Mike Clattenburg and "Rugged Operator" (3 min., 23 sec.) directed by Catherine Stockhausen, and Thrush Hermit "French Inhale" (3 min., 9 sec.) directed by Laura Borealis.
Item consists of a video recording by Chris Murphy and Catherine Stockhausen entitled "Hip Club Groove ("Rugged Operator") from Murderecord Release, and "Trailer Park Hip Hop".
