Tom Hansell, March 4, 2016
Title
Tom Hansell, March 4, 2016
Subject
Appalshop, Inc.
Film.
Filmmakers
Political activists.
Appalachia.
Description
Tom Hansell, a former employee of Appalshop, Inc., discusses his time spent at the organization as the assistant public affairs and program manager as well as co-founder of the Appalshop School Initiative and filmmaker. He talks about the beginnings of his interests in political activism, radio, and film, as well as how he stumbled upon Appalshop, Inc. He also discusses the films that he made while at Appalshop and how they affected the communities they were filmed in as well as the audience that watched them. He describes the mentors that he had while he was there and what he learned from them, as well as the peer group that he had.
Format
video
Identifier
2018oh120_appal035
Interviewer
Jeffrey A. Keith
Interviewee
Tom Hansell
OHMS Object
Interview Keyword
After Coal
The Electricity Fairy: Appalachian Coal and America's Energy Future
Coal Bucket Outlaw
The Breaks of the Mountain: The Russell Fork Gorge
Coal truck drivers
Files
Citation
“Tom Hansell, March 4, 2016,” Exploring the Legacies of Appalshop Oral History Project, accessed March 31, 2023, https://nunncenter.net/legaciesofappalshop/items/show/34.