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VisionTV

Series consists of records created and accumulated by Peter Flemington as co-founder and Head of Programming and Development of VisionTV. Vision TV was the world’s first multifaith and multicultural national television channel which went on air in September 1988. Records in this series document the transition from the Canadian Interfaith Network, preparation for the successful application to the CRTC for a television license in 1987, planning for the channel’s launch in the fall of 1988 and subsequent day-to-day operations of the channel.

Includes: minutes, briefs, memos, policy documents, correspondence; programming files; CRTC applications and submissions; promotional materials including posters, press kits, viewer guides, press releases, and clippings; and files related to external partnerships and collaborations including the development of a new channel named Wisdom (“Canada’s Body, Mind, and Spirit”), later renamed ONE.

Pay-TV: Reports

File consists of three reports on the topic of Pay-Television: "Future Mass Media" by Gordon B. Thompson for the Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Industry (1976); "Developping an Effective Approach to Pay Television in Canada" by Canadian Cablesystems Ltd., Premier Cablevision Ltd. and Rogers Cable TV Ltd. (May 1975); and "Pay Television in Canada: The CBC's View" by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Oct. 1976).

Rita Deverell : recognition and work on LaMarsh Royal Commission on Violence

File consists of: press clippings related to Rita Deverell, on-air network host and director of production at VisionTV; a report on the Children's Television Project, circa 1975; and briefs written by Deverell to the LaMarsh Commission on "Violence in the Communications Industry" with specific reference to children and television, 1975; and a media announcement of Deverell's move to the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN), 2002.

So You're Going To Be Interviewed

File consists of a notes, outline and draft script for a video written and directed by Flemington to assist United Church personnel who are being interviewed on television.

Berkeley Studio : letter to Gen. Sec. of United Church re: closing, events, clippings

File consists of: correspondence with Rod Booth regarding the closing of the Berkeley Studio, 2007; draft and final program of "Farewell to Berkeley" event, 2007; pamphlet from the opening of the new Berkeley Studio in 1995; pamphlet from the 20th anniversary celebration of Berkeley Studio, 1976; a book of photographs entitled, "342 years of communicating experience;" a wedding toast for Frank and Morley; a report on the history of the Berkeley Studio, entitled, "Innovativeness and Realism in Programming," 1983; and newspaper clippings.

As We Sow

File consists of records related to Flemington's film on the topic of human rights, "As We Sow" (1978), produced for the United Church of Canada and Anglican Church of Canada and comprised of extracts from CBC TV's "Man Alive".

EVCOM workshops

File consists of records related to the curriculum for Evangelization Communication (EVCOM) workshops, originally from the the United States, which was updated by Flemington for a Canadian audience.

EVCOM workshops

File consists of records related to the curriculum for Evangelization Communication (EVCOM) workshops, originally from the the United States, which was updated by Flemington for a Canadian audience.

EVCOM workshops

File consists of records related to the curriculum for Evangelization Communication (EVCOM) workshops, originally from the the United States, which was updated by Flemington for a Canadian audience.

Pay-TV: Bill C-43

File consists of the first reading of Bill C-43: An Act respecting telecommunications in Canada, from the Minister of Communications.

"Reruns" : Religious Television Associates

File consists of monthly issues of "Reruns," the internal communication newsletter distributed to staff and colleagues at Religious Television Associates and Berkeley Studio, between May 1977 and March 1983.

EVCOM workshops

File consists of records related to the curriculum for Evangelization Communication (EVCOM) workshops, originally from the the United States, which was updated by Flemington for a Canadian audience.

Radio Consultation

File consists of United Church market research and evaluations about programming for the Canadian radio market.

Betty Jane Wylie radio spots

File consists of notes, correspondence and script related to promotions for the daily syndicated radio series, "Betty Jane's diary" produced by Berkeley Studio.

CTV licence challenge

File consists of notes, clippings and drafts related to a brief to the CRTC, written by Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, challenging CTV's licence renewal.

CRTC challenge to CTV's W5

File consists of records related to a complaint to the CRTC by the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada regarding a segment on the CTV show W5 titled, "A House Divided", which was critical of the Church. The Church's response to the matter was organized by Flemington and Douglas Barrett.

CRTC challenge to CTV's W5: background materials

File consists of notes, drafts, and clippings related to a complaint to the CRTC by the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada regarding a segment on the CTV show W5 titled, "A House Divided", which was critical of the Church. The Church's response to the matter was organized by Flemington and Douglas Barrett.

CBC licence challenge

File consists of notes, clippings and drafts related to a brief to the CRTC, written by Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, challenging CBC's licence renewal.

Canadian Family Radio

File consists of correspondence and CRTC and Court documents related to the work of Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, to challenge the radio licence awarded by the CRTC to Ralph Jacobson of British Columbia and his "Family Radio" station.

Canadian Family Radio

File consists of correspondence and research notes related to the work of Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, to challenge the radio licence awarded by the CRTC to Ralph Jacobson of British Columbia and his "Family Radio" station.

Canadian Family Radio

File consists of research notes related to the work of Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, to challenge the radio licence awarded by the CRTC to Ralph Jacobson of British Columbia and his "Family Radio" station.

Canadian Family Radio

File consists of correspondence, research notes and drafts related to the work of Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, to challenge the radio licence awarded by the CRTC to Ralph Jacobson of British Columbia and his "Family Radio" station.

Escape to Nowhere

File consists of notes and correspondence about the Irish film by Radharc, "Escape to Nowhere", which was edited by Flemington for Canadian use by Interchurch Communications.

Canadian Family Radio

File consists of correspondence and research notes related to the work of Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, to challenge the radio licence awarded by the CRTC to Ralph Jacobson of British Columbia and his "Family Radio" station.

Canadian Family Radio

File consists of research notes related to the work of Flemington and Doug Barrett on behalf of Interchurch Communications, to challenge the radio licence awarded by the CRTC to Ralph Jacobson of British Columbia and his "Family Radio" station.

Long Range Planning

File consists of correspondence and memos regarding the reconfiguration of the United Church Division of Communication.

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