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Concordia Revealed - A Photograph Collection (Concordia College)
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Graduate Theses (Concordia College)
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Concordia's Scholars - Undergraduate Research Collection (Concordia College)
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Dakota Lithographs and Engravings (NDSU)
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H. L. Bolley Photograph Collection (NDSU)
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Korean War Propaganda Leaflets (NDSU)
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North Dakota Historic Documents (NDSU)
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NDSU Captured on Glass (NDSU)
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Nonpartisan Leader Cartoons (NDSU)
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Photo Gallery - Images from the NDSU Institute for Regional Studies (NDSU)
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Strand Studio Photograph Collection (NDSU)
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Cal Olson Photography (NDSU)
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North Dakota Voices from the Past (NDSU)
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Allen Spiker German Russian Dialect Tapes (NDSU)
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Behind the Scenes (Prairie Public)
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State Historical Society of North Dakota (SHSND)
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North Dakota Blue Books (SHSND)
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Dakota Mosaic (SHSND)
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William E. (Bill) Shemorry Photograph Collection (SHSND)
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Fargo Public Library Collection (NDSU)
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State Historical Society of North Dakota Museum Collection (SHSND)
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St. Lukes School of Nursing Photograph Collection (NDSU)
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For Eagles To Be Crows (NDSU)
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Historical Monographs (Concordia College)
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Father William C. Sherman Photograph Collection (NDSU GRHC)
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Filming at a birdwatchers' festival
Television production & direction
Videographer Lee Westad (left) and production assistant Chad Johnson (right) followed a birdwatching tour at the Chase Lake Wildlife Refuge while filming the documentary "EcoTourism"
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Early field video camera
Television production & direction
Videographer Greg Mattern using one of Prairie Public's first field video cameras.
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Filming a choir performance
Television production & direction
Videographer Dave Geck videotapes a choir performance for the documentary "A Soulful Sound, Music of the Germans from Russia"
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An early television camera
Television production & direction
This early studio camera featured a lens turret with lenses of different focal lengths. The camera operator changed from a wide shot to medium shot to close up by rotating the lens turret. Modern studio...
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Prairie Town Meeting remote
Television production & direction
The Prairie Town Meeting series of 4 broadcast specials used satellite uplinks and remote broadcast technology to bring audiences around the state together to explore topics of interest to rural communities....
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Prairie Town Meeting
Public affairs television programs
The Prairie Town Meeting series of 4 broadcast specials used satellite uplinks and remote broadcast technology to bring audiences around the state together to explore topics of interest to rural communities....
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Studio sets for a live auction
Television production & direction
The many items offered during a live fund raising auction were broken down into manageable groupings that were compartmentalized in small sets inside the Prairie Public studio. Each auction required many...
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The calm after the auction storm
Television production & direction
The hectic pace of a live on-air auction left the television crew with much cleaning to do
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Waiting for the cue
Television production & direction
Television director Larry White (right) waits for his cue to step in front of the camera. Cody Christianson (left) behind the camera.
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Spin host Boyd Christianson interviews Fargo sportscaster Jim Adelson.
Television production & direction
Spin host Boyd Christianson took the helm of Prairie Public's popular news magazine program in 1978. In this photograph, Christenson interviews Fargo sportscaster Jim Adelson.
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Getting a close up for Prairie Town Meeting Business Edition:Expanding Your Business
Television production & direction
Sometimes it can be difficult for a person to "act naturally" when you have a large camera practically on top of you. Videographer Dave Geck left films an unknown staff person from Word Express Inc, a...
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Concentrating on capturing images of wildlife in the badlands
Television production & direction
Small format video cameras allowed television crews to more easily access remote areas while filming wildlife. Videographer Travis Jensen concentrates on a mule deer in Burning Coal Vein Campground in...
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"North Dakota This Week" panel
Television production & direction
Reporters and editors from around the state join host Boyd Christenson (center) for a weekly discussion about current events that shaped the news. From left to right: Jeff Baenen, AP; Terry Dullum, WDAZ;...
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Field production equipment before videotape
Television production & direction
Prior to portable videotape cameras, television crews used film cameras. The film would be developed, edited, and then transfered to videotape for broadcast.
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The challenges of television production in a small studio
Television production & direction
Prior to acquiring the downtown studio, Prairie Public's live broadcasts were made from studio space in Ceres Hall on the North Dakota State University campus. As seen in this photograph, cameras were...
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First pledge drive in downtown studio
Television production & direction
President Dennis Falk hosts the first live pledge break held at the Prairie Public televisions studio at 207 North 5th Street in Fargo, ND. Behind Falk are volunteers from the community answering phone...
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Making do on location
Television production & direction
Prairie Quilts host Virgina Dambach (left) and videographer Dave Geck (right) consult while taping stand-up introductions outdoors at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora, ND. Standing between them...
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Directing Prairie Public's first series
Television production & direction
Prairie Public's first production control room. On the monitors can be seen Dr. Walther Prausnitz who hosted the first instructional series produced by Prairie Public -- a 60-hour English Literature course...
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Prairie Public's downtown television studio
Television studios
Prairie Public's current studio at 207 North 5th Street began life as the broadcast studio for WDAY TV. WDAY sold the building to American Federal Life Insurance who converted the large studio space to...
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Filming a cooking sequence for Scandinavian Traditions
Television production & direction
Prairie Public videographer Lee Westad films a family's Christmas tradition making flatbread together in Decorah, IA
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