Richard O. Moore
Directing
Born 1920-02-26
Died 2015-03-25
San Francisco, CA
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Richard O. Moore (1920-2015) was a pioneering American filmmaker and co-founder of KPFA, the first listener-supported radio station in the U.S. Moving to San Francisco in the 1940s, he became a key figure in public broadcasting, particularly through his work with KQED. Moore produced and directed numerous documentaries and educational programs, focusing on social issues, culture, and the arts.
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Filmography
Directing
12 credits
Louisiana Diary
The Writer In America : Toni Morrison
Take This Hammer
Anne Sexton at Home
USA: Poetry: Robert Duncan and John Wieners
Alfred Leslie: Cool Man In A Golden Age
USA: Poetry: Frank O'Hara and Ed Sanders
Losing Just the Same
USA: Poetry Anne Sexton
USA: Poetry: Louis Zukofsky
Assemblage
From Protest to Resistance
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4 credits
Acting
3 credits
Writing
2 credits
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