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

Item — video: 1

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Scope and Contents

Interview with a woman, Beverly Dodd, who voted against the Olympics coming to Utah as she was concerned about the impact it would have on the canyons and also worried that the LDS church would use the games as a means to proselyte but Dodd says she feels she was wrong on both counts and is now enjoying the games
Country band performs on the Medals Plaza stage as people dance in the crowd (sound corrupted, no sound)
Two young girls, Channel Patterson from Utah and Brianna Brown from Illinois, talk about what they like about the Olympic Games
Interview with a teen girl, Ida Rodriguez, from Salt Lake City about what the Olympics are about and her involvement in Spy Hop
Interview with a young woman in a blue and yellow sweater (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with a young man in a navy hooded sweatshirt (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with a young man in a black parka (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with a young man in a white turtleneck (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with a young woman in traditional Indian dress (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with another young woman in traditional Indian dress (sound corrupted, no sound)
Interview with a young man in a black parka vest (sound corrupted, no sound)

Dates

2002

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