The media and the image of war /
The media and the image of war /
Title on container: Media & images of war
produced by Center for Defense Information.
- 1 videodisc (28 min., 36 sec.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4.
First broadcast in 1994 as a segment of the television series: America's defense monitor. "Show #724"--Disc label.
Director of research, David T. Johnson ; senior producer, Ira Shorr ; director of television, Mark Sugg ; producers, Marguerite Arnold, Glenn Baker, Daniel Sagalyn, Stephen Sapienza ; principal analyst & scriptwriter, Daniel M. Smith. Director of research, David T. Johnson ; senior producer, Ira Shorr ; director of television, Mark Sugg ; producers, Marguerite Arnold, Glenn Baker, Daniel Sagalyn, Stephen Sapienza ; principal analyst & scriptwriter, Daniel M. Smith.
Host, Gene La Rocque.
Do violent images in movies and on TV provoke real violence? Movies and television have helped transmit from generation to generation a series of myths about war, peace, weapons and the use of force. The impact of such values are explored in this program.
DVD ; colour recording system: NTSC.
War in mass media
Violence on television
Violence in motion pictures
War films--Psychological aspects
303.66
First broadcast in 1994 as a segment of the television series: America's defense monitor. "Show #724"--Disc label.
Director of research, David T. Johnson ; senior producer, Ira Shorr ; director of television, Mark Sugg ; producers, Marguerite Arnold, Glenn Baker, Daniel Sagalyn, Stephen Sapienza ; principal analyst & scriptwriter, Daniel M. Smith. Director of research, David T. Johnson ; senior producer, Ira Shorr ; director of television, Mark Sugg ; producers, Marguerite Arnold, Glenn Baker, Daniel Sagalyn, Stephen Sapienza ; principal analyst & scriptwriter, Daniel M. Smith.
Host, Gene La Rocque.
Do violent images in movies and on TV provoke real violence? Movies and television have helped transmit from generation to generation a series of myths about war, peace, weapons and the use of force. The impact of such values are explored in this program.
DVD ; colour recording system: NTSC.
War in mass media
Violence on television
Violence in motion pictures
War films--Psychological aspects
303.66