Directed by Katerina Cizek and Peter Wintonick. The consumer video camera has revolutionized the way we view and process images. This documentary traces the history of consumer video cameras, and weighs the pros and cons of its democratizing effects. Recent events, ranging from the Rodney King beating to Bin Laden’s taped addresses, have only been witnessed through the window of consumer cameras, exemplifying the radical versatility of technology that was intended for weddings and little league games. (2002, 58 min.)

"Fascinating new documentary… essential viewing, particularly for those who still harbour naive notions that the mainstream news media will provide us with all the coverage of world affairs that we need." - Basem Boshra, Montreal Gazette