Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come
Mar 28, 1980 · 30m
Director
Francis Ford CoppolaOverview
A live, half-hour campaign broadcast for Governor Jerry Brown during the 1980 Democratic primaries—produced by Francis Ford Coppola and staged in Madison, Wisconsin—experimenting with real-time video effects. The production was plagued by technical mishaps (audio failure, on-screen typos, and misfiring composites), earning the tongue-in-cheek nickname “Apocalypse Brown.”
Cast of Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come
Crew of Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come
About Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come
What is Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come about?
A live, half-hour campaign broadcast for Governor Jerry Brown during the 1980 Democratic primaries—produced by Francis Ford Coppola and staged in Madison, Wisconsin—experimenting with real-time video effects. The production was plagued by technical mishaps (audio failure, on-screen typos, and misfiring composites), earning the tongue-in-cheek nickname “Apocalypse Brown.”
When was Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come released?
Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come was released on March 28, 1980.
How long is Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come?
Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come runs 30 minutes.
Who directed Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come?
Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come was directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
Who is in the cast of Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come?
The cast of Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come includes Jerry Brown (Self).