Kelley, Bob Video Collection

Contributing Institution: Sacramento Public Library

email: sacroom@saclibrary.org

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Title: Bob Kelley Video Collection

Identifier/Call Number: MC 94

Physical Description: 1 box; 1 linear feet

Date (inclusive): 2000-2010

Abstract: Collection contains 60 video cassettes in various formats. Videos cover events throughout the Sacramento area from 2000 through 2010 as captured by videographer Bob Kelley.

Language of Material: English .

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Bob Kelley founded Bobkat Productions in early 1989 with the intent of providing professional videography to a wide array of customers in the Northern California region, including Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), National Broadcasting Company (NBC), Dignity Health, Sutter Health, Proctor and Gamble, Snapple, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Associated Press. Prior to his career in video production, Kelley spent two years in the United States Coast Guard, three years as a purser on various cargo ships, and has been a small business owner in the food service industry. He is a 1968 graduate of California State University at Hayward and currently a Board Member of the Western States Trail Museum in Auburn, California.

Topics of particular focus include California State University, Sacramento's "Mosaics Project," an effort spearheaded by professor Crystal Olson and the California Arts Council to develop teacher leaders for local multicultural communities through arts education. Sacramento mayor Kevin Johnson's "For Art's Sake" initiative is also addressed, primarily in the areas of marketing, infrastructure and partnering.

[Identification of item], Bob Kelley Video Collection, MC 94, Sacramento Room, Sacramento Public Library, Sacramento, California

Collection contains 60 magnetic tapes. 33 are "large" DVCAM ¼ inch wide digital video cassettes and four are "small" DVCAM ¼ inch wide digital video cassettes; the remainder are Mini DV-style digital video cassettes. All 60 cassettes have been migrated into separate .mp4 and .avi files which are saved on a single Seagate 2TB hard drive. All units were numbered by the creator and remain set in original order. Item level description is as follows:

01. July 9, 2005: 2:09:59. Oak Park residents are interviewed about living in the neighborhood. Colleen Gordon; Shannon Mitra; Adrienne Bushrod; M. Delphine LeDoux; Mary Elva Kouklis.

02. February 14, 2004: 2:32:40. CSUS Arts Resource Fair (4th Annual). CSUS Union; Jean Stockton, Rio Linda School District teacher; professor Peter Baird; teacher Felipe Ferraz; poet Jose Montoya (keynote speaker); Virginia Dixon, Associate Dean College of Education; Phil Tulga (Math and Music). Teacher education in dance, singalong; brainstorming. Event emceed by Dr. Crystal Olson, creator of the CSUS Mosaics Project.

03. June 30, 2002; 2:54:59. Bruce Mitchell, teacher education in dance, singalong. CSUS Mosaics Project.

04. 1:03:04, Sutter's Fort "A Day of History," January 31, 2002. Steve Beck. Pershing Elementary School; cannon firing demonstration; blacksmith farrier demonstration.

05. July 9, 2005; 3:05:15. Oak Park residents; Mary Elva Kouklis; Penelope Amadali; Rita Simmersbach; Sister Judy Illig; Aparna Nadig; Genevieve Manzo; Wellspring Women's Center, Oak Park.

06. July 19, 2005; 2:04:40. Doris Olson, Well-Spring volunteer. Carol Savoie, Well-Spring volunteer; several Hmong American participants in Well-Spring. Oak Park resident Shandra; Oak Park resident Brian Fischer (attorney).

07. July 25, 2005; 49:58. Conference attendees view painting at CSUS Art Resource Fair. Attendees then taken into instruction session (Debbie?); attendees then spend time discussing content.

08. August 12, 2009; 1:58:31. Mayor Kevin Johnson and staff being shown property to be repurposed into a destination for arts and entertainment as part of "For Art's Sake" initiative. Property is at 15th and C streets. Sacramento's Hangar Recording Studio is located at same spot. Dedicated interview with Johnson; September 23, 2009. Set at Sacramento Ballet, Mayor Kevin Johnson speaks; artist Sharon Gerber; logo is shown and general discussion is had on the action plan for "For Art's Sake." Randy Weeks of the Denver Performing Arts Center and Dennis Mangers of the "For Art's Sake" funding committee. Musician Wynton Marsalis speaks on the arts in New Orleans and answers questions.

09. January 18, 2001; 1 hour, 48 minutes. Sound room at 1530 KFBK radio station. No sound until 6:40 mark. Mike Ward and Tom Sullivan speak about the Governor Gray Davis's emergency order during power crisis in 2001. Also mention of damage of truck hitting Capitol on January 16, 2001. Includes footage of Kitty O'Neal. Switch to Dave Fitchett, manager of Town and Country Trader Joe's at Fulton and Marconi. Speaks to one-hour blackout affecting store. Footage within the store of Fitchett checking products is included. Several customers are interviewed in parking lot: Lane Richmond, Mark Sweeney, Cora O'Donnell, Cindy Vaughn. Footage of Governor Davis speaking to crisis. AB 6X is discussed and then signed, as is AB 5X. Senators John Dutra, Debra Bowen; Assembly members Fred Keeley and Bill Campbell speak. Governor answers questions. Footage of rotunda and capitol façade on both side of 10th Street. Exterior footage of newly-opened Roseville Galleria. Aerial footage of city flying east to west and focusing on Cal Expo and a group dressed in red, white and blue t-shirts, standing in certain spots to make American flag. October 4, 2001: brief footage of interview between Mary Jane Popp and Foad Pashai of the Constitutionalist Party of Iran and Hassi Sadri of the Napoli Culinary Academy regarding the September 11, 2001, attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the origins of terrorism. Exterior views of the Esquire Theater.

10. September 9, 2000. 1 hour, 19 minutes. Spanish-American War 1898 Living History Association members reenact camp at Capitol Park. Mike Lewis, Curt Monroe, Jeff Graves are all present and speak. California 2001 Admission Day. Weapon demonstrations (30-caliber Krag-Jorgenson rifle and Gatling gun). Uniform descriptions. Anthony Valentino, President of Fields of Thunder Museum. W.C. Fields impersonator introduces Mae West. Reenactment of session to determine governmental destiny of California. October 6, 2000, segment at Hazel Avenue Bridge to film advertisement for KVIE Channel 6 program called "Building Big." Footage of the Sacramento River August 10, 2000, south of city from Yolo side. April 22, 2001, footage of Asian drumming group, mostly children; view of Tower bridge from just to the south and then on east side of Interstate-5; view of construction of Embassy Suites at eastern side of Tower Bridge.

11. August 11, 2001. 1 hour, 28 minutes. Footage of bike-boat racers near I Street Bridge for the River Otter Amphibious Race (ROAR). Old Sacramento reenactor. Fashion show in Old Sacramento. Delta King. United States Coast Guard rescue demonstration with helicopter between Tower and I Street bridges. I Street bridge opens for sternwheeler. Live music performance in Old Sacramento. Lucile Ball impersonator stomping grapes. Speed boats for Bridge to Bridge Waterfront Festival and boat race. Footage taken from riverbank on Yolo side of the Sacramento River.

12. 2002. 1 hour, 56 minutes. California Arts Council. CSUS Mosaics Project: Dancing in Schools. Bruce Mitchell, dancer and dance teacher instructs dance for teachers teaching K through 12.

13. December 12, 2005. 1 hour, 45 minutes. CSUS workshop. Teachers in session for music and art education. Group discussion of four teachers speaking on art curriculum and lessons. Beverly Drew of Golden Empire School in Sacramento City Unified shows student results of listening to Aaron Copland and drawing the face of Abraham Lincoln with charcoal. Denise Retter from Foothill Farms Junior High shows student results from interdisciplinary lesson. Artist Jacob Lawrence was inspiration for making mural of Vic Fazio Wildlife Area on Yolo Causeway. Stephanie Jones from Vacaville Unified School District and Will C. Wood High School shows student results on diorama lesson, incorporating events from personal lives; also the creation of skeletons and calavera in relation to Dios de Los Muertos.

14. April 5, 2003. 3 hours. CSUS. Teachers Peter Baird, Susan Hopkins, and Bonnie Lockhart giving lesson on music and social justice, "Singing for Peace." Members of the Children's Music Network. Susan Hopkins, event organizer. Downtown Sacramento Charter School founder speaking about working with teens and the importance of civil rights education. Several educators teaching song. One teacher focuses on poetry; another on dance. David Edward Dayton.

15. No Date. 1 hour, 52 minutes. Content from lecture and art class at Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum, "Gifts of Presence" by Raymond Saunders. A work by Robert Rauschenberg is compared. "Happy Birthday" and "East and West Coast Paints" by Saunders. Comparison of Warhol and Saunders works. Discussion pf image by Gordon Parks – "American Gothic." Jean-Michel Basquiat is discussed and his admiration for Saunders. Discussion of "Joseph Fitzpatrick Was Our Teacher" and comparison between Basquiat and Saunders works. Rauschenberg's "Rebus" compared to Saunders's "Joseph Fitzpatrick Was Our Teacher." Romare Bearden's "Pittsburgh Memories" compared with "Joseph Fitzpatrick Was Our Teacher." Session on art and Harry Fonseca is taught at Mt. Aukum (California) School.

16. April 24, 2002. 2 hours, 27 minutes. Diminished sound quality. Francisco Alarcon presents "Laughing Tomatoes" to an elementary school class at Cesar Chavez School. March 5, 2002. Class performing music with percussion and singing along to guitar. Schoolchildren involved in "buddy" program. Schoolchildren describe their artistic work, modeled after the techniques of famous artists. Sixth-grade teacher at William Land elementary Lisa Lopez Smith, part of the Arts Cohort at Sacramento State University, describes project and its connection to class curriculum. Teacher Jennifer Lothrop at William Land School demonstrates painting technique. October 6, 2002. Sacramento Rivercats tile project is described by teacher Naqiba Gregory of Golden State Middle School. Several children talk about the tiles that they created.

17. December 8, 2005. 1 hour, 7 minutes. Teacher instructs class on Harry Fonseca-inspired art project at Mt. Aukum School. Several children describe their experience. Teacher speaks of her experience as participant in NEA anchor work institute.

18. July 20, 2005. 56 minutes. Oak Park resident, Masako Yniguez, talks about her life in Sacramento and living on 35th Street during the 1960s and 1970s; also, her experiences as a woman in Oak Park. Oak Park resident, Latisha Lawson, does the same, describing neighborhood. Speaks about Birth and Beyond program. Children playing at McClatchy Park in Oak Park. Several classic sportscars – AC Cobras – being filmed as a they through the countryside around Virginia City, Nevada. Dave Glaser of Colorado Springs, Colorado, talks about his propane-powered Cobra. Ray Shepherd of Penn Valley, California, talks about his Cobra at Reno, Nevada's, Peppermill motel and casino.

19. August 28, 2003. 2 hours. R. Charlie Chadwick, Sacramento-based real estate agent and independent write-in candidate for Governor of California, describes his platform. Shots of the Office of State Publishing at Seventh Street and Richards Boulevard, La Quinta Inn in River District on Jibboom Street. View of inmates at Sacramento County Jail from Seventh and H streets. Marshall Hotel on Seventh and L is captured along with several Regional Transit vehicles, busses and light rail. Old Tavern on Capitol Avenue and RT "bus barn" and maintenance facility. Loves and Fishes. Construction and traffic along Interstate 80 near North Highlands. Phil Tulga Math and Music. Young ballerinas and dancers perform.

20. May 18, 2010. 1 hour, 25 minutes. Kevin Johnson. Mayor's Green Initiative. Claudia French of the California Museum launches event and speaks to the accomplishments of Maria Shriver who then speaks and introduces Johnson. Johnson is followed by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Introduced are John Di Stasio, Ron Middlestadt, Alicia Guerra, Mike McKeever, and Steve Currall. Children acting theatrical production of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," facilitated by the Missoula Children's Theatre. April 17, 2010. Children perform "Homecoming Rock" and other tunes in music theater production.

21. November 8, 2007. 1 hour, 8 minutes. Group gathers in from of California State Capitol with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and ex-Governor Jerry Brown. Both speak on the topic of protecting the environment through tailpipe admissions standards and bringing suit against the Environmental Protection Agency. Annie Notthoff of the Natural Resources Defense Council, Mary Nichols of the California Air Resources Board speak as well. April 25, 2009. Smartsville, California. Smartsville's second annual Pioneer Days. Musicians play folk-style music. Black Bart impersonator Michael Bolton. Cattle rancher John Waskiewicz provides a brief history of Smartsville, named after James Smart. Letty Litchfield speaks to the controversy over the spelling of the city's name, Smartville or Smartsville. Native American storyteller, Coyote, of Round Valley speaks. Grayson Coney speaks to the history of the Tsi Akim Maidu and the Salmon Ceremony. Students, Eileen Hale and Michael Brown, speak Maidu. Tsi Akim Maidu musicians play drums. Smartsville naming is discussed by videographer Bob Kelley.

22. September 1, 2001. 1 hour, 33 minutes. Children gold panning at Old Sacramento's Gold Rush Days. Several reenactors sell dry goods for the mines, one with a primitive hearing aid. Another speaks to his Colt revolver. Period games being, cannons firing. Colt revolver demonstration. Pony Express reenactment. Period church service is conducted. Russian speaking volunteer speaks to Gold Rush-era Russian quarters. Reenactors of Chinese residents during the Gold Rush. Clothes washing demonstrations and talk of African American business opportunities during the Gold Rush, including opening of the Hackett House. Stagecoach ride in given along Second Street. Organizer and "town manager" Ed Astone speaks to the importance of Gold Rush days and its inclusion of minority and First Nation reenactors. Temperance march by wives. Maidu dancing. Demonstration of gaming in a tent saloon and a music performance. Murder of Charles Myers by Frederick Rowe is reenacted.

23. October 28, 2009. 53 minutes. Mayor's event at Hot Italian Restaurant at 16th and Q streets. Hot Italian Creator Director Andrea Lepore speaks. For Art's Sake initiative is discussed. Tim Ray donates $25,000 for the arts. Sharon Gerber speaks. For Art's Sake marketing director, Gary Maisel, speaks. Rhyena Halpern of the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission speaks about marketing techniques and Sac365. Lucy Eidam, Website creator, speaks. Artist David Garibaldi speaks to the power of the arts and his "Rhythm and Hue" technique.

24. May 7, 2009. 1 hour, 4 minutes. Brady Bruce of Jupiter Systems speaks at length about his company and its offerings. Chuck Kelly of Jupiter Systems speaks to the flow of materials.

25. No Date. 1 hour, 5 minutes. Event connected National Endowment for the Arts program, administered through Sacramento State – NEA anchor work institute. More content on Ray Saunders's "Joseph Fitzpatrick Was Our Teacher" and teacher students analyzing its content. Also seen is content on artist Romare Bearden.

26. No Date. 1 hour, 6 minutes. Sacramento State University Mosaics Project. Segments of interview with Jose Montoya speaking on the importance of art education is shown throughout. Children learning audio-visual techniques. Teachers showing three-dimensional art speak to the multi-disciplinary nature of art. They are Paul Winckel from Golden State Middle School and Gary Brooks from Dry Creek School. Rivercats tile project is discussed by club official at Raley Field. Francisco Alcaron presents "Laughing Tomatoes" to an elementary school class. Sixth-grade teacher at William Land elementary Lisa Lopez Smith, part of the Arts Cohort at Sacramento State University, describes project and its connection to class curriculum. Dyer Kelly school mural is discussed with teacher Kathlyn Nennett-Michaels. Gwyn Pellegrini, teacher at Sierra View School, speaks about language learning through music and dance: "Three Piggy Opera." Students are Birch Lane School are included. Do note that some content is repeated.

27. October 6, 2002. 1 hour, 8 minutes. Students perform "Three Piggy Opera" at Sierra View School. Students dance at Sierra View School. Teacher Gwyn Pellegrini speaks. Students at Rio Linda School perform "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."

28. No Date. 33 minutes. Mosaics Project presentation/overview. Included is segment regarding Sacramento State students at Marin Headlands "MA in Education, Curriculum and Instruction, Arts in Education."

29. No Date. 20 minutes. Wagon ride at Gold Rush Days in Old Sacramento. Street scenes of the event, including fiddler, trains, gamblers, gun fight reenactment, gold panning, and Zouave soldier reenactors.

30. April 16, 2002. 42 minutes. Visit to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Several children are interviewed about the trip to come and their experiences there. Children at Birch School singing in class with teacher leading on guitar. Also at Birch School, children do work in their school garden.

31. May 20, 2001. 41 minutes. Front Street in Old Sacramento. Taiko drumming performance by Florin Kodomo Hok-kyo Taiko group at the Pacific Rim Street Fest. Antelbellum-style riverboat goes under Tower Bridge. Children writing and drawing in a classroom run by Lisa Lopez-Smith at William Land School. Class mural is shown, celebrating civil rights and peace advocates. North entrance to California State University Sacramento is shown.

32. No Date. 1 hour, 1 minute. Crystal Olson speaks to group at Sacramento State arts education workshop. Cindy Teresi presents workshop (diminished audio). Jane Thompson presents workshop (diminished audio). Gary Brooks presents workshop (diminished audio). Paul Winckel presents workshop (diminished audio). Teacher instructs class in dance.

33. No Date. 42 minutes. Washington Community Center. Jose Montoya gives presentation on Chicano history in Sacramento and the development of the Washington Community Center. Ricardo Favella teaches an art class on ceramics. Both Favella and Montoya are members of the Royal Chicano Air Force.

34. No Date. 39 minutes. Class mural at William Land School is shown. Event for Financial Title Company is shown. Group performs various comedy skits.

35. No Date. 1 hour, 2 minutes. Diminished audio throughout. Several vendors stand at tables for arts education workshop at Sacramento State. Dance educator Bruce Mitchell teaches a class. Various other workshops, mostly dance, filmed without audio. Views of the University Union and then event filmed inside without sound. Meso American dance presentation without sound.

36. January 17, 2001. 23 minutes. Footage of truck that crashed into California State Capitol's south portico. Fire personnel, news reporters, and crime scene investigators move throughout area. April 16, 2004. Various views from the western entrance to the State Capitol. Protestors for March for Education, a 70-mile march from San Pablo to Sacramento. August 19, 2005. Several views of Raley Field. Food preparation, seafood pasta and pizza in restaurant kitchen.

37. No Date. 17 minutes. Filming of still images of history Oak Park at Center for Sacramento History with archivists Patricia Johnson, Dylan McDonald and Carson Hendricks. 38. No Date. 41 minutes. Royal Chicano Air Force member Juanishi Orosco teaches an art class at the Washington Community Center.

39. No Date. 40 minutes. Royal Chicano Air Force member Juanishi Orosco teaches an art class at the Washington Community Center. Meso American dance presentation at the Washington Community Center.

40. No Date. 41 minutes. Crystal Olson introduces Royal Chicano Air Force member Jose Montoya who speaks at length about Chicano Art and efforts to bring art education to the Washington School neighborhood. Also speaks about Royal Chicano Air Force's promotion of Chicano liberation. Images of Washington School and Alkali Flat.

41. No Date. 55 minutes. "Community of Caring Mural" at Dyer Kelly School with teacher Kathlyn Nennett-Michaels. Several children are interviewed about their participation in the making the mural. Views of the entrance to Dyer Kelly. Patients and patient advocates discuss the Prometheus Study.

42. September 27, 2002. Discussion on the power of art in society and the Mosaics Project. Crystal Olson, Eileen Keane, Stanford professor David Fetterman and various others present.

43. No Date. 33 minutes. Ricardo Favella works with students in ceramics workshop. Esteban Villa mural at the Washington Community Center. Poet Phil Goldfarb teaches class on poetry at Washington Community Center.

44. No Date. 36 minutes. Driving tour through Oak Park with Brian Fischer who speaks to the history what it will take to heal the neighborhood.

45. No Date. 59 minutes. Sacramento State students at Marin Headlands "MA in Education, Curriculum and Instruction, Arts in Education." Yoga instructor Michael Shaw speaks. At night, several folk stand in a circle, candles in hand, speaking and singing. Students share quotes and music.

46. No Date. 1 hour, 2 minutes. No sound. Speaking activities with Sacramento State professor Deborah Pittman and art projects, but no audio. Children singing "Silent Night," "the Grinch." Several artworks on display. No audio. Sacramento State Union – several young performers dance.

47. September 27, 2002. 41 minutes. Several Sacramento State professors and Stanford professor David Fetterman speak to the development of the art education-centered Mosaics Project. Professor Crystal Olson, the creator of the program, is central.

48. No Date. 37 minutes. Several Sacramento State professors and Stanford professor David Fetterman speak to the development of the art education-centered Mosaics Project. Professor Crystal Olson, the creator of the program, is central.

49. No Date. 1 hour, 3 minutes. California Arts Council deputy director Paul Minicucci speaks as does California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Delaine Eastin. Diminished sound in portions.

50. No Date. 14 minutes. Mesoamerican dance at Washington Community Center. Juanishi Orosco is present as are Mosaics Project students.

51. No Date. 100 minutes. Several Sacramento State professors and Stanford professor David Fetterman speak to the development of the art education-centered Mosaics Project. Professor Crystal Olson, the creator of the program, is central.

52.No Date. 1 hour, 2 minutes. Several Sacramento State professors and Stanford professor David Fetterman speak to the development of the art education-centered Mosaics Project. Professor Crystal Olson, the creator of the program, is central.

53. No Date. 54 minutes. Several Sacramento State professors and Stanford professor David Fetterman speak to the development of the art education-centered Mosaics Project. Professor Crystal Olson, the creator of the program, is central.

54. No Date. 56 minutes. Several Sacramento State professors and Stanford professor David Fetterman speak to the development of the art education-centered Mosaics Project. Professor Crystal Olson, the creator of the program, is central.

55. March 30, 2001. 3 hours, 8 minutes. May O. Lee, Director and founder of Asian Resources, a local social services organization, speaks to the group's efforts and benefits. A Social Worker with the Department of Human Assistance is interviewed on services delivered to Asian Americans in Sacramento County. April 3, 2001. Lue Vang, Multilingual Student Specialist within Sacramento City United School District, is interviewed. April 14, 2001. Footage of Sacramento Hmong Alliance Church and social services and health fair, including a presentation by Dr. David Oide. Footage of Buddhist monk speaking to an audience. August 27, 2001. Speaking from Old Sacramento, David Hosley of KVIE promotes Gold Rush-centered programming as well as Gold Rush Days.

56. October 4, 2010. 23 minutes, 8 seconds. Panel of greenhouse gases at the Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics event. Journalist and California politics expert Dan Walters speaks on Assembly Bill 32 and Proposition 23. Footage of the exterior of the Secretary of State's building and cupola and sculptures of the State Capitol in Sacramento is provided.

57. October 4, 2010. 3 hours, 2 minutes. John Hewitt speaks at greenhouse gases conference on climate change and its impacts on agriculture. Panel lead by UC Berkeley professor Brian Wright. A brief overview of the impacts of Assembly Bill 32 on the California's electricity sector is given by Meredith Fowlie. John Di Stasio of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District then speaks. Dan Sumner from UC Davis then presents talks on greenhouse gas emissions and agriculture. David Zilberman of UC Berkeley on economic aspects and impacts of green policy. All speakers then take questions. UC Davis's Dan Sperling moderates a panel on transportation and green policy. UCLA professor Matthew Kahn speaks on buildings coalitions for climate change legislation. Richard Frank of UC Berkeley (then UC Davis) speaks to AB 32 and climate change. Kenneth Green of the American Enterprise Institute finishes list of speakers.

58. October 4, 2010. 3 hours, 7 minutes. Economic Effects of AB 32. Colin Carter of the University of California's Giannini Foundation emcee's event. He provides an overview of the foundation and its founding. First panel is led by UC Berkeley professor Gordon Rausser. Stanford economics professor Larry Goulder speaks on the key elements of AB 32. Harvard's Robert Stavins speaks on the national context of state green policy. David Victor of UC San Diego speaks on the economics of AB 32. David Roland-Holst of UC Berkeley leads next session. Kevin Kennedy of the Air Resources Board speaks to the ARB's analysis of AB32. Sugandha Tuladhar of NERA economic consulting then speaks. Mark Newton of the Legislative Analyst's Office speaks. James Nachbaur of the Legislative Analysts's Office speaks. Christopher Knittel from UC Davis wraps up speaking.

59. August 24, 2000. 1 hour, 51 minutes. Children playing at fountain at California State Fair. Various shots capturing movement of crowd around Cal Expo grounds and in and out of pavilions, mainly the Agriculture and Livestock pavilion. Horse show and Rodeo Arena is shown with various performances taking place. Rides and game venue are also captured. Norma Reaves of Lockeford, California, and the California Cattlemen's Association speaks. Angie and Panela Wright talk of serving food in the Agricultural Pavilion. Joan Bartosik of the Mountain Mandarin Festival talks about the process of showing at the State Fair. Harold Peterson of the California Milk Advisory Board talks about the agency's display. Marjorie Frank, spokesperson for the California Pear Advisory Board, gives cooking demonstration and speaks about the value of California produce.

60. June 11, 2008, 2 hours, 4 minutes. Ophir Fire. Todd Price battalion chief for Cal Fire (Butte Unit) speaking on fire along Highway 70. Joshpae White, engineer with Cal Fire, Butte County Fire Rescue, speaks about Ophir Fire.

01 scott. October 2, 2000, 1 hour, 1 minute. Tevis Cup. Language: Japanese and English. Subtitle: Japanese. A one day, endurance horse riding challenge through a 100-mile course starting from Robie Park to Auburn. Visual recordings of horse riders riding through the course. Judy and her horse win the Race and is presented with an Award Cup. Video wraps up with interviews of participants.

02 scott. No Date, 20 minutes. Surgery performance in a surgery room. At 17 minutes, 09/29/2008. Recording of aircrafts landing and takeoffs.

03 scott. No date, 17 minutes. Mare Island Dry Docks. Various shot of crowd entering ribbon cutting ceremony. Introducing acts, Navy Jr. ROTC and band performances. Presenter Tom gives thanks to various partnerships and individuals. Speech from David Masuda. Interior and exterior video recordings of the Solon Turman ship.

04 scott. June 24, 2000, 41 minutes. Behind the scene video recording of Martin Yan's Yan can Cook show presenting different types of Chinese seasoning sauces, cooking oils, and vinegars. Video ends with Robert B. Kelly in his home recording items inventory for his to Korea, June 26. Items inventory: DSR PV 100 camera 11374243, DVCAM tapes, Tamrac video case, DSR 300 Camera package; serial # 12847, Camera glove, camera mic in weather case, tiffin polarizer filter for the DSR300, small plastic case to put wireless mic in, audio Technica wireless mic with transmitter, receiver, omni mic, earphone, antenna, and mini cable, SKB Long case, Lowel Rifa soft light kit, EHF 120 volt 750 watts spare bulb, black Bogen light stand, small aluminum light stand, Time Square baby Fresnel, Lowel Omni light, Lowel Tota light, XLR audio cable, Shure mic with case, Bogen tripod and case.

05 scott. September 12, 2007, 26 minutes. Trouper Chuck Allan, Public Information Officer for the Nevada Department of Safety introduces himself, Public Information Office, Joe Sanford and Major Ed Lock from Nevada National Guard, and Captain Bill Schroder air patrol. A debrief on the search and rescue of Mr. Faucet and his plane was given and an open Q&A session. Major Ed Lock highlights the Unified Command Sweep, an equipment used to communicate via internet, phone, fax, and radio. September 10, 2007. Various video recordings of pilots pulling-in, setting up, and flying aircrafts.

06 scott. No Date, 38 minutes. Behind the scenes video recordings of Martin Yan's Yan Can Cook show focusing on Thai ingredients and spices. Yan demonstrates some of his knife cutting and cooking skills for recording. Clip ends with a group photo of crew members. Video cuts to a neighborhood recording. Various people are setting up equipment and discussing video production.

07 scott. No Date, 42 minutes. Behind the scenes video recordings of Martin Yan's Yan Can Cook show, The Wonder of Thailand series. The crew works together to set up the stage for recording. The episodes seen in this behind the scenes recording focuses on a Thai breakfast menu, modern on the go Thai dish, Chinese influenced Thai dishes, savory and spicy fish salad dish, and exotic spices used in Thailand.

08 scott. 3/26/2008, 40 minutes. The Bodies Revealed exhibit. Art Teachers and Art students were interviewed by Bob or their friends about their experience and opinion of the exhibit. Names of the interviewees: Sharon King - Woodland Highschool teacher, Edgar Garcia, Sanchez, Alison Davis, and Kayla Gibbons – Woodland Highschool Seniors, Joyce Henry – Roseville Highschool teacher, Tony Milevsky – Rancho Cordova Highschool teacher, Consuelo Ruiz, Blu Burke, and Christy Hancock – Roseville Highschool, Judy Clemons – Elk Grove Highschool teacher.

09 scott. No Date, 1 hour and 2 minutes. Bob Kelly reports on the Ghost fleet of Suisun Bay located South of Interstate 680, in Benisha, CA. Ready to be called back into service should the need arise, ready reserve fleets for the US Maritime Administration are brought here when they are no longer needed but not yet ready to be dismantle. A program is in place to help maintain the ships. Kevin Tokarski, Association of Administration for National Security Maritime Administration discusses the restart of vessel disposal and recycling program and steps taken to dismantling and recycle steel and iron from the ships. Joe Pecoraro, fleet program manager Suisun bay reserve fleet; explains how the fleet is maintained. Topics mentioned are routine morning maintenance, security patrol for the anchor, and a cathodic protection system.

10 scott. No Date, 51 minutes. Video recordings of worker dismantling a ship in Mare Island Naval Shipyard. A worker briefly discusses the water pump system used to suction out water from the ship that is being dismantle.

11 scott. No Date, 14 minutes. Video recordings of worker dismantling a ship in Mare Island Naval Shipyard.

12 scott. 2/18/2011, 1 hour and 23 minutes. Tom Bartee welcomes attendees to the opening celebration and ribbon cutting for the Mare Island drydocks in Vallejo, CA. Introduces Navy Junior ROTC and Jesse Bethel High School Band for Parade of the Colors and playing of America the Beautiful. Bartee comes back to recognize dignitaries involved in with the project. Remarks from Jay Annis - Chief Operating Officer of Allied Defense Recycling, Mayor Osby Davis, Kathy Hoffman - Senior Field representative for Congressman George Miller, David Matsuda - Maritime Administration as Chief Administrator, and Joel Ayala director of the Governors Department of Economic Development. Ceremony ends with ribbon cutting. Bob Kelly interviews David Matsuda, Mayor Osby Davis, Joel Ayala on their views of this ceremony, project, and what it'll bring to the City of Vallejo. Ends at 1 hour and 11 minutes.

13 scott. 11/11/2003, 1 hour and 36 minutes. Recording of a trial hearing scene from the TV movie, Gone but Not Forgotten. Production crews set up cameras, lightings, and props for the scene. Many run-throughs and retakes of the script was performed.

14 scott. 2/18/2011, 1 hour and 11 minutes. Copy of the opening ceremony and ribbon cutting for the Mare Island drydocks in Vallejo, CA. 1:07:13, recording of a meeting in discussion of future programs and projects.

15 scott. 3/31/2010, 1 hour and 37 minutes. For Arts Sake Sacramento monthly meeting at the Larry and Rosalie Vanderhoef Studio Theater at the Mondavi of Performing Arts Center, UC Davis. Don Roth welcomes attendees and Mayor Kevin Johnson for launching efforts to enrich arts education in Sacramento. Chancellor Linda Katehi, UC Davis 6th chancellor is introduced up to podium and gives speech on UC Davis' art institution. Mayor Kevin Johnson gives an overview of the program committee action plans/goals. Sharon Gerber Mayor liaison to the arts initiatives discusses on events and introduces guest speakers Brian Vail, Noah and Logan Miller, Derek Helwig, Shawn Flynn, Meeting performances from Sacramento Children's Chorus performs the Victory Song from Brundibar, student Kyle Rowland to stage for a harmonica medley and celloist Clark Pane.

16 scott. 57 minutes. The other side of Yan. Behind the scenes video recordings of Martin Yan's Yan Can Cook show. Various behind the scene videos edited and merged together. Video contains shots from the Wonders of Thailand series and Chinese sauce and seasoning episode. Clips are from video number 04 scott, 06 scott, and 07 scott.

Guide to the Bob Kelley Video Collection MC 94