Interviews
Arthur Miller
The University Television Center produced a variety of television programs that were broadcast on stations across the country to fulfill their FCC requirement for a minimal amount of education programming. The Center took advantage of U-M faculty experts and prominent visitors to campus to record interviews on topics ranging from the arts, to science, medicine and public affairs. A sample of the TV Centers interview programs are provided below.
Michigan Media Television Programs and Films
[851831-B-65] Open Mind, The: Talk With Margaret Mead; [view video]
- Original: 2-inch video, color/w, sound, 00:29:28, 1958-9
- Noted anthropologist and author comments on life in the United States today and tells how she came to be an anthropologist.
[851831-B-69] Eleanor Roosevelt: A Portrait [view video]
- Original: kine pos, b/w, optical, 00:29:40, 1958-9
- Eleanor Roosevelt discusses present world problems.
[851831-B-101] Interview with Ayn Rand, An [view video]
- Original: kine pos, b/w, optical, 00:30:08, 1961
- Ayn Rand, noted novelist, philosopher, and controversial figure on the modern intellectual scene, offers her views on the current intellectual crisis in American society.
[851831-B-227] Arthur Miller: Today's Theatre [view video]
- Original: 2-inch video, color, sound, 30:00, 1973
- Miller discusses his new play Up From Paradise and current problems plaguing Broadway.
