This document summarizes artists' film and video works in Scotland since the 1980s. It highlights several pioneering video works from the 1970s and describes various video and film installations, documentaries, and screenings that have taken place in Scotland exploring themes of place, memory, identity, and experimental filmmaking. It provides information on artists such as Douglas Gordon, Peter McCaughey, Keith MacIsaac, Katy Dove, Ewan Sinclair, and Peter Donaldson and their diverse range of video works showcased in galleries and film festivals.

1. Reel to Real Cacophony Artists’ Film and Video in Scotland Since the ‘80s

4. Douglas Gordon,A Divided Self II, 1996, video installation,edition of 2 copies

6. Smith / Stewart Mouth to Mouth [1995]

7. 'In 1971 David Hall made ten TV Interruptions for Scottish Television which were broadcast, unannounced, in August and September of that year.

9. Beltane Fire Festival May Day, Calton Hill, Edinburgh Re-initiated in 1988 by Angus Farquhar

10. STORMY WATERS Clyde, Glasgow 1995 Virtual World Orchestra Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow April 1997

11. The Secret Sign was presented at the 'Devils Pulpit' in Finnich Glen near Loch Lomond, Stirlingshire.

12. Peter McCaughey 'Wave' 1993 Installation 3000cm x 4000cm Ten synchronised video projectors project images unto screens hung in windows of Tmax Mill in Glasgow. Event took place eight hours after demolition of Queen Elizabeth Tower Blocks. Currency: memory. Images from demolition included an event.

13. Peter McCaughey 'No way back' 1994 Installation 700cm x 1000cm cinemascope film format, 35mm Cinema trailer, installed in various cinemas between other trailers. Dealing in currency of false history and possible futures. Two times seventy three seconds.

14. Peter McCaughey The Futurist, Liverpool Biennial 2004"The door schematizes two strong possibilities, which sharply classify two types of daydream. At times, it is closed, bolted, padlocked. At others, it is open, that is to say wide open.”Gaston Bachelard "The Poetics of Space" Pg 222

15. Peter McCaughey The Futurist, Liverpool Biennial 2004

16. Sarah Tripp - ANTI-PROPHET(2000) documentaryCommissioned by Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow ‘What do you believe in?’ is the question put to twenty people living in and around Glasgow. Each interviewee nominates the next person to be interviewed to form a chain of questions and answers across a range of social and spiritual backgrounds.

22. Still from Keith MacIsaac Bridgenessdigital projection, (24 mins)

23. Stills from Keith MacIsaac Régina Flat/Studio Practicedigital projection, (13 mins)

24. Stills from Keith MacIsaac Régina Flat/Studio Practicedigital projection, (13 mins)

26. Luke Fowler Shadazz Video cover image by Rory CrichtonDesign by Robert Johnston Evil Eye is SourceLimited Edition VHS tapeDistributed by BdV (Europe)/Shadazz (UK) Collection of ten collaborative videos made by artists paired with musicians.

27. Stephen Sutcliffe That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore

29. TorstenLauschmann Transmission, Glasgow 9th November- 4th December 2004 Suburbia in 3D: Chasing Butterflies, 2004 A Lover Waits for Good Times, 2004

30. Every Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 4pm in the basement lounge Torsten will be presenting a series of experimental film and video works by a variety of artists, musicians, film makers and media activists. Mother and Child, 2004

33. www.slenderwhiteman.com

36. Katy Dove: You, 2003; DVD, 5:06mins

37. Katy Dove Melodia 2002

39. A Kind of Bliss Polly Apfelbaum, Katy Dove, Len Lye & Lily van derStokker19 February - 28 March 2004 The Drawing Room, London, 2004

40. 'flora flora' Katy Dove June 4-22, 2002 Press Release: Katy Dove is exhibiting a new silent animation, drawings and embroideries. A screensaver for the Transmission website will be launched at the gallery on Saturday June 15th at 7:30pm.

46. SOFT TOY EMERGENCY - I KNO U WANT IT

47. Ewan Sinclair Random Variables (the GIFte-conemy) with Wallflower mp3 by Nick Trepka

49. Peter Donaldson- THE FALL OF BABYLON (PARTS I & II) video projection (3 min & 4 min)

50. Feast of Silenus 20th May 2004 OLIVER EAST - FOUR BRICKS AND A GROUND SHEET documentation: marker pen on 7 ground sheets

51. Open Eye Club