Maya Lin a strong clear vision

Mock, Freida Lee. (Added Author). Sanders, Terry. (Added Author). Lin, Maya Ying (Added Author). Scully, Vincent, 1920- (Added Author). Scruggs, Jan C. (Added Author). Doubek, Robert. (Added Author). Clay, Grady. (Added Author). Carhart, Tom. (Added Author). Brown, J. Carter. (Added Author). Lenzer, Don. (Added Author). Marritz, Edward. (Added Author). Cartwright, William T., Jr. (Added Author). Bernstein, Charles. (Added Author). Ocean Releasing (Firm) (Added Author). Sanders & Mock Productions. (Added Author). American Film Foundation. (Added Author). Docurama (Firm) (Added Author). New Video Group. (Added Author). Interviews with Maya Lin, Vincent Scully, Jan Scruggs, Robert Doubek, Grady Clay, Tom Carhart, J. Carter Brown. (Cast).

Summary: Reveals the origins of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and tells the story of its 21 year old creator, a Yale architecture student. Lin's plan was selected from over 1,000 different designs. And what began as one of the country's most bitterly disputed monuments became one of the world's most inspirational and frequently visited memorials.

Record details

ISBN: 0767055659
ISBN: 9780767055659
Physical Description: videorecording
videodisc
1 videodisc (83 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Publisher: [United States] : Docurama : Distributed by New Video, [2003]

Content descriptions

General Note:	Originally produced as a motion picture in 1994. Special features: filmmaker biography.
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Directors of photography, Don Lenzer, Eddie Marritz ; editor, William T. Cartwright, Jr. ; music, Charles Bernstein.
Participant or Performer Note:	Interviews with Maya Lin, Vincent Scully, Jan Scruggs, Robert Doubek, Grady Clay, Tom Carhart, J. Carter Brown.
Target Audience Note:	Not rated.
Additional Physical Form available Note:	Also issued on VHS.
System Details Note:	DVD, Dolby digital stereo., Region 1 encoding.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction Note:	Licensed for: home, library, classroom, ILL.
Awards Note:	Academy Awards, USA, 1995: Oscar - Best Documentary, Features (Freida Lee Mock, Terry Sanders).