Critic, educator. Zoë Druick is an Associate Professor in the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University. Her books include Projecting Canada: Documentary Film and Government Policy at the National Film Board (2007), Programming Reality: Perspectives on English-Canadian Television (with Aspa Kotsopoulos, 2008), and a study of Allan King’s film A Married Couple (1969) for University of Toronto Press (forthcoming). In addition, she has published articles in journals such as Screen, Television and New Media, Canadian Journal of Communication, Canadian Journal of Film Studies, and Studies in Documentary, as well as various anthologies. She is currently vice-president of the Film Studies Association of Canada and sits on the organizing committee of Cinephemera, Symposium of Canadian Orphan Cinema.
107. Robert Davidson carving totem pole at "Man in His World"
174. Ellen Neel Carving, "Kwakiutl Indian Carving Totempole"
309. What a Difference a Bulldozer Makes!
477. Judith Schwarz performing "White Room"