The Evolution of the Music Video from the Dawn of Man thru 1993

Remember when MTV ruled the world? Music video historian Stephen Pitalo does. Enjoy his presentation on how music videos grew from simple performance clips into an essential 80s marketing tool, evolving into the unique art form we know today. Stephen's talk follows the growth of this filmmaking phenomenon along a timeline from Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” in 1976 to Guns N’ Roses “Estranged” in 1993.

Stephen Pitalo is the world’s leading authority on the The Golden Age of Music Video (1976-1993), mining inside stories from interviews with more than 70 music video directors and countless artists of the pre-internet music era for his blog GoldenAgeOfMusicVideo.com.

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