Dee Davis, November 13, 2015
Title
Dee Davis, November 13, 2015
Subject
Motion picture producers and directors.
Appalshop, Inc.
Motion picture industry--Finance.
Documentary films--Production and direction.
Motion picture studios.
Motion pictures--Production and direction.
Appalachian Region--Social conditions
Appalachians (People) in motion pictures
Regionalism--Appalachian Region
Stereotypes (Social psychology) in mass media.
Strip mining--Law and legislation--Appalachian Region
Description
Dee Davis talks about the aspirations and interests of Appalshoppers and uses that topic to explore how culture and art relate to politics. He discusses major initiatives at Appalshop, including the "human history" project, the movement to amend the Kentucky Constitution, and the beginning of WMMT. He also reflects on challenges and his eventual departure from Appalshop in order to start the Center for Rural Strategies.
Format
video
Identifier
2015oh495_appal016
Interviewer
Jeff Keith
Rayna Gellert
Interviewee
Dee Davis
OHMS Object
Interview Keyword
Ned Beatty
Ben Zickafoose Memorial Film Union
Appalachian Human History Project
Technological innovations
Radio stations.
Political activists.
Politics and government
Files
Citation
“Dee Davis, November 13, 2015,” Exploring the Legacies of Appalshop Oral History Project, accessed March 31, 2023, https://nunncenter.net/legaciesofappalshop/items/show/16.