Raw footage for the Spy Hop documentary, "Messages: 2002 Olympic Diary", 2002

Item — video: 1

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Scope and Contents

Interview with Brent L. Bishop, a torch-barer and volunteer for the Salt Lake City 2002 Olympic Winter Games. Bishop served in a Volunteer Work Group whose task was to ensure that volunteer opportunities were presented to all segments of the community (i.e. various ethnic groups, churches, educational groups). At the time of interview, Bishop was serving as a venue chairman for the E-Center.
Various shots of:
Brent L. Bishop's I.D. badge
Salt Lake City 2002 emblem embroidered on a fleece jacket
Salt Lake City 2002 emblem on a triangle flag hung in someone's office
Big-O Tire Olympic billboard with tires used for the Olympic Rings
Polygamist joke billboard for Brighton Ski Resort "Wife, Wife, Wife, Husband"
Brighton Ski Resort billboard "The most intoxicating thing in Utah"
Helicopter flying overhead
Ski Jumper bus wrap on UTA bus
Olympic Caldron burning, by day
Olympic Caldron burning, by night
Flags from a variety of countries flying at Olympic Caldron Park (Rice-Eccles Stadium at the University of Utah)
Olympic Caldron burning, by night
Opening Ceremony performers practicing (night) at Caldron Park
US Flag, Olympic Caldron Park
Olympic Caldron burning, by night
Olympic Caldron burning and US Flag, by night
Flags from a variety of countries, Olympic Caldron Park
Field during Opening Ceremony rehearsals, Olympic Caldron Park
Olympic Caldron burning, by night
Interview with young woman (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with young man (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with young woman #2 (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with young man #2 (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with man (sound corrupted, no sound)
Hula dancers
Interview with young woman #3 (sound corrupted, no sound)

Dates

2002

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