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 man (first name cut off at beginning of tape, last name Love) who is an Olympic pin collector. Interview includes why he trades pins and what other types of pins he collects (sports).
Various shots of Olympic pins and memorabilia
Various shots of downtown shops selling memorabilia
Shot of the Olympic torch map with up to Idaho lit.
Power for the People buffalo sculpture (night)
"Ring, ring, ring, ring, ring" AT&T billboard on a Trax trolley
Main Street Trax station
Direction sign for Galivan Center, Capitol Theater, and Shopping district
Woman performing traditional dance from India on Medals Plaza stage
Man in a Korea parka with a man in a blue Olympics Parka walk down a busy street
Power for the People buffalo sculpture (night)
Pedestrians stand on a sidewalk, others wait at a crosswalk
Acrobatic dancers perform on Medals Plaza stage; appear to be from an Asian nation
A cameraman walks around as kids in a band or orchestra warm up
Women talk in a hall
Two guys speak in Italian with distorted voices to the camera person filming
Interview with a young man, Antonio Ardinoinnari, from Sicily who is in Salt Lake who is visiting during the Olympics for vacation. Antonio is asked what the Olympics means to him and what he thought about Salt Lake City before and after he came.
Kids in a band or orchestra warm up for a rehearsal then begin rehearsal
Kids in a foyer warm up with their instruments and chat
Kids in a band or orchestra warm up for a performance in a concert hall (Abravanel Hall)
A security guard at the concert hall weaves in and out of the isles looking at the floor
Kids (International and domestic) in a band or orchestra warm up for a performance in a concert hall (Abravanel Hall)
Interview with Mike Kelley, a member of the Utah Youth Symphony as the kids wait on stage to begin rehearsal
People wait for performance of the Utah Youth Symphony at Abravanel Hall

Dates

2002

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