Archival Clips

1967 A Young Look at Europe I
1973 Four Days at Troon
1973 A Young Look at Europe II
1976 A Young Look at Europe III
1984 Easy Come Easy Go
 

Recent Clips

2005 On a Journey
2005 The Death of a Pope
2004 Movin' on
2004 Cultures of China
2004 Eco Costa Rica
2004 Mr Saigon
2003 How to Organize a Group
2003 A Place Called Roma
2002 Fly Like an Angel
 



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these are audio-video clips
from www.passports.com

They document the European travel
experiences of American students over
a period of some forty years.

Video playback requires a broadband
connection, a 1024x768 display, and
a (free) RealOne Player.

Play the last video: A Tribute to New Orleans
Lori Deweese, hurricane evacuee, gets a job at passports.
   2005. Streaming broadband only. Stereo. 03:33.

The audio-video clips also appear, one or two at a time, on the various travel itinerary pages to which they are thought to be most appropriate. They are meant to be viewed in a broadband (DSL, cable, T1 or better) computer environment, with good stereo loudspeakers.

These "mini-movies" document the European travel experiences of young American students and their teachers over a period of some forty years.

They fall into three main categories: one, very recent (2000-2005); two, mid-eighties (pre-global terrorism), and three, late-sixties (new 707 and DC-8 jets, man on the moon, early flocking of Americans overseas). The evolving mind-set over time of these visitors to Europe is easily discernable by a careful viewer, and is a source of insight into the changing motives, hopes and aspirations animating overseas travel.

 
  Video Clips of...
  ...FRANCE
...ENGLAND
  ...SPAIN
  ...ITALY
  ...GERMANY
  ...PORTUGAL
  ...SWITZERLAND
  ...AUSTRIA
  ...POLAND
  ...IRELAND
  ...CZECH REPUBLIC
  ...USA
  ...TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
 
...Accomodations
  Hotels
  Restaurants
 
...Events
  in Italy
  in Spain
  in the bus
 
...People
  Parents
  Teachers
  Students
  Courriers