Image Union

Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring "TV Magic Ballots" by Nate Herman and Warren Leming, "Assassins" with Joe Mantegna and Jack Wallace, "Chicago Blues" by Jim Passin and Nancy Grosse, work from Jane Veeder, excerpts from "Now We Live On Clifton" by Kartemquin Films, stopmotion animation, an interview by "My Sister's Cutting Room" during a dog's birthday party, and "The Bums" by Scott Jacobs and Valjean McLenighan 1976. The second half of the episode features "Electronic Masks" by Barbara Sykes, an excerpt from "Paper Roses" by Maxi Cohen and Joel Gold, and "Television Delivers People" by Richard Serra and Carlota Fay Schoolman.

Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Busia and Cioc" by Valjean McLenighan, "Newsquake" by Warren Leming and Nate Herman, scenes from "Think Twice" by Ruiz Bevis Community TV Class, "Going Shopping" by Andrew Aaron, "Beach Ball Boogie" by Annette Barbier, "Phoneme Frolics" by Dana Hogdon, "Silly Geese," "The White Rock Blues" by Sally and Ray Cioni, scenes from "Making it in Hollywood" by Frank Cavestani, "Listen, Santa" by Lilly Ollinger, and "Teagarden" by Dana Hodgdon.

Compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Cold Cows" by Franklin Miller, "Dr. John and Martha Faye" by David Obermeyer, "Christmas Morning in Sister Bay" by Dan Sandin, "The Santa Tapes" by Scott Jacobs, "Another Millionaire" by Tom Palazzolo, and "The Circus" by Jean Sousa.

Compilation episode of Image Union called "People and Their Music," featuring a documentary about fiddlers by Victoria Hamburg, Dana Hodgdon, and John Peaslee, "Celebrating Fifty Years of Tamburitza Music" by Mirko Popadic and Gordana Trbuhovich Grasa, "Chicago Blues" by Jim Passin and Nancy Grosse, "It Ain't City Music" by Tom Davenport, a tribute to Chicago blues by Raul Zaritsky, Jim Morrissette, and Linda Williams, "Music from the Heart" by Victoria Spivey, and "The Luckies" by Fred Colon.

Labor/work-focused compilation episode of Image Union, hosted by Studs Terkel. It features several segments from the Illinois Labor History Society, "It's a Living: When I Was a Worker Like LaVerne" by Skip Blumberg and Jane Aaron, "Uno Mas" by Mike Torro, Iris Bruno, and Jose Claudio, "Packingtown U.S.A. by William Adelman," and "Winnie Wright, Age 11" and "Trick Bag" by Kartemquin Films.

For this episode, Image Union took an adventure trip into unexplored television territory. With home computer, video system and related technology as topics, the program went away from its original structure and produced a thirty-minute-clip that is repeated twice. Processed video is combined with real life acting television. Computer games take turns with shots in a Mexican landscape, studio production with graphic animations. They show the variety of art forms in television.

Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Chairs" by Nick Despota, John Mabey, and Bob Synder, "Helen Lishman for Mayor" by Warren Leming, "Picture Box," "Waiting," and "Saturday Morning" by Dan Curry, "Commuting to Tomorrow" by Scott Fivelson, "Cycling Keeps Me Off the Streets" by Mirko Popadic, "Men in the Street, Sardines in the Bus" by Jiffy Vidinc, "To Die a Cowboy" by James Wright, Jr., "Black Spirit Boogie" by Kenneth Shearer, "Other Leading Brand 11-2-76" by Scott Walker, a film by E.E. Seiter, and "Gotta Sing" by Bill Melamed.

Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Truthfully Speaking" by Dana Hogdon, "Ricky and Rocky" by Tom Palazzolo, "Movement in Black and White" by Les White, "Spouse Beater" by John Caldwell, "Tablatoons" by Roger Anderson, a segment from The Video News, "Dancing Grain" by Dan Curry, a segment from the TBA Comedy Show, and "35 Years" by Slawomir Kojro.

Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Jane Byrne Election Night" by Scott Jacobs with Cindy Neal and Lilly Ollinger,"La Traviata" by Catherine DeJong, "Four Women Over 80" by Max Greenberg, an excerpt from "Two is Better" by Jane Gaines, "Rugby Women" by Eleanor Boyer, a tape from the Community TV Network, "Curtain" by Barbara Laitham, an excerpt from "Self Defense" by Michelle Citron, and "Girls Talk Liberation" by Lilly Ollinger.

Animation compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Appeal" by Kevin Dole, "Freedom Is" by Ron Crawford, "Your Astrology for December 13th" by Peter Dakis, "Yo Yo the Clone" by Lillian and J.P. Somersaulter, "Saturday Night Sickness," "Superman Trailer" by Dick Greenberg, and a series of examples from several animation studios.

Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Recorded Live" by Steve Wilson, "Balloons" by Steve Walker, Ed Greenberg, and Richard Auchter, "Hush Hoggies Hush: Tom Johnson's Praying Pigs" by Bill Ferris and Judy Peiser, "Rocky Horror" by Jim Doherty, "Mi Amor Disperato" by Vittorio Linguini, "Sports-Action Profiles" by Kartemquin Films, and "Burb Baby Burn" by Dana Young.

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Image Union episode featuring "Chairs" by Nick Despota, John Mabey, and Bob Synder, "Helen Lishman for Mayor" by Warren Leming, "Saturday Morning," "Picture Box," "Waiting," and "Howard to Englewood" by Dan Curry, and "Commuting to Tomorrow" by Scott Fivelson.

Work by Chicago commercial filmmakers. There is a mix of actual commercials, parodies, and regular films. Works include "The Honeymooners" by Goldsholl Associates, "Four Commercials" by Paul Chen, "The Ritz Newsiola" by Siporin Film Productions, and "American School for Stuntmen" by Michael K. Goi.

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Image Union episode featuring "Too Late for Me" by William Alvelo.

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Compilation Image Union episode featuring "Miss East Side Chicago Beauty Contest" by Tom Palazzolo, "Steven and Joel" by Ken Solarz, and "Insights" by Nick Despota.

Compilation episode of Image Union featuring "Street Show Auditions" by Drew Brown, Annette Barbier, Jerry Moyemont, and Jim Fahrenwald, "Rock Against Racism" by Jim Nitti and Jim Pasta, "Voices of the People" by Nancy Cruz, Sandra Ortiz, Mirko Popadic, Sandra Rogers, and Denise Zaccardi, and "Continued to Death" by Scott Jacobs, Tony Medici, and Mirko Popadic.

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Short show #24 (8/18/79) and #25 (8/25/79). From same 3/4". Plus :35 promo. Works include "Chicago Blues" by Jim Passin and Nancy Grosse and "Four Women Over 80" by Sandra May Greenberg.

Short show #25 (8/25/79). From same 3/4". Plus :35 promo. Works include "Chicago Blues" by Jim Passin and Nancy Grosse and "Four Women Over 80" by Sandra May Greenberg.

Two part Image Union episode featuring "Now and Then" by Lilly Ollinger and "It's Not Like That No More" by Rudy Horn.