An oral historian's work

"Explains and demonstrates all you need to know to complete a successful oral history project, including: equipment, pre-interview research, making contacts, transcripts and preservation. University of Maine folk-lore professor, D. Ives, interviews woodsmen and riverdrivers who worked the Maine woods in the 1920's."
"Oral history preserves traditions, facts, and viewpoints that would be forever lost if we depended solely on the written record. This video provides a complete introduction to the nuts and bolts of how oral history should be gathered and recorded. Includes the equipment needed, the importance of pre-interview research, making contact with informants, and actual examples of interviews."@en
"Explains and demonstrates the techniques and equipment used in conducting and preserving oral history interviews."@en
"" ... explains and demonstrates all you need to know to complete a successful oral history project."--Container."@en
"Edward (Sandy) Ives explains and demonstrates his methods through actual interviews and illustrates what is needed to be known for a successful oral history project."@en
"Explains and demonstrates step by step procedures to complete a successful oral history project"