- A
Portapak is a battery-powered, self-contained
video tape
analog recording system.
Introduced to the
market in 1967, it
could be
carried and operated...
-
information communication to
American society. Sony's
newly developed Portapak video camera was a
significant tool that
spurred the
Guerrilla television...
-
While living in ****an
between 1962 and 1963, Paik
first acquired a Sony
Portapak, the
first commercially available video recorder,
perhaps by
virtue of...
- videotape.
Video art is
often said to have
begun when Paik used his new Sony
Portapak to
shoot footage of Pope Paul VI's
procession through New York City in...
-
systems designed to be
mobile (and thus
usable outside the studio) were the
Portapak systems starting with the Sony DV-2400 in 1967. This was
followed in 1981...
-
patients at the
California State Mental Hospital in Napa,
recorded on a Sony
Portapak video camera by the San
Francisco collective Target Video and
later released...
- a DuPont-Columbia
Award in 1975. The
group urged for the use of Sony's
Portapak video camera,
introduced in 1967, to be
merged with the do****entary film...
-
convention and
turned in the
street violence one day to eye the
first portable "
Portapak"
video package from Sony in ****an. It was the
first truly portable video...
- She was one of the
first artists to
adopt the
portable video camera Sony
Portapak in 1970,
likening it to a "new paintbrush."
Kubota is
known for constructing...
-
production team of Top
Value Television produced the do****entary,
using Portapak video cameras. The TVTV team
followed Maharaj Ji
across the
United States...
