WUSTL Film and Media Archive

Title Work

Title No: 910

Title: Interview with Rutha Mae and Willie Hill Jackson

Medium: Audio; Moving Image

Original Medium: Film; Recorded Sound

Date: 29 Aug 1979 (Created)

Original Summary:

Filmed interview with Rutha Mae Jackson and her husband, Willie Hill for America, They Loved You Madly, a precursor to Eyes on the Prize. Discussion centers on the murder of Jackson's cousin Emmett Till.

Countries of Origin: U.S.A.

Duration: 11 min 17 sec

Genres: Interview

Name As Subjects: Till, Emmett; Jackson, Rutha Mae; Jackson, Willie Hill

Credits:

	Role	Name
	Cameraman	Bagwell, Orlando
	Production Asst/Asst Producer	Blackside, Inc.
	Sound Recordist	Blackwell, Charles
	Interviewer	Hampton, Henry
	Interviewee	Jackson, Rutha Mae
	Interviewee	Jackson, Willie Hill
	Interviewer	Richardson, Judy

Reference Materials ^x2

	Transcript
	Video

Items ^x6

	Item	Description
	910-2	Audio Tape : Audio Cassette
	910-3	Audio Tape : Audio Cassette
	910-4	Safety Film : Original negative
	910-5	Safety Film : Check Print
	910-6	Safety Film : Interpositive
	910-7	Digital : Video/mpeg

Component Contents ^x13

	Item	Description
	19859-1-910-1	Disc : Digital Compact Disc
	12196-1-910-3	Audio Tape : Audio Cassette
	15080-1-910-1	Audio Tape : 1/4" Audio Tape
	19418-1-910-2	Safety Film : Positive picture
	15080-2-910-1	Safety Film : Sprocketed Magnetic Film
	19418-2-910-2	Safety Film : Internegative
	15080-3-910-1	Digital : Audio/wav
	19418-3-910-2	Safety Film : Check Print
	19418-4-910-2	Digital : Video/quicktime
	19418-5-910-2	Digital : Audio/wav
	19418-6-910-2	Digital : Video/quicktime
	19418-7-910-2	Audio Tape : 1/4" Audio Tape
	19418-8-910-2	Safety Film : Sprocketed Magnetic Film

Contained By ^x6

	Title No	Title
	13086	America, they loved you madly [interviews]
	12196	CAS.0510, CAS.0481, CAS.0582, CAS.0473, CAS.0474
	3845	Eyes on the prize [interviews]
	19418	Not for public viewing
	19859	Not for public viewing
	15080	Not for public viewing

Related Works ^x1

	Type	Title No	Title
		16	Awakenings (1954-56)