Lip Pointing - Video Documentation

Ben Levine watchingplace at GMAIL.COM
Thu May 30 16:32:58 UTC 2013


Some Algonquianists may find this documentation of  lip pointing in one of our videos of natural group conversation helpful.
Apologies for not being able to post this during the original exchange. 

The speaker is Deanna Francis. This was the only instance of many filming sessions where she employed lip pointing so clearly. It may have had to do with the need to clarify who she was referring to.
Comments on the video documentation would be appreciated. 

Context:  
 Dialog Summary:


Antoinette has just described being strangled

by a nun for speaking Passamaquoddy in school.

 Guest, Deanna Francis, comments.


 Note: the clip is played first in real time


and then repeated at 60% slo motion.

Address for lip pointing video:

 http://vimeo.com/62880724

 Password: DF

 

Summary of Deanna's comment:

Deanna comments on the injustice…


 At the moment of lip pointing she is saying:


“It is so well put; how he did it.”

 She is referring to Ben Levine who is filming


just to her left.

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Selections from the original conversation can be seen


on the Maliseet –Passamaquoddy Portal

www.PMPortal.com

The name of the original clip is: ”The Nun Would Always Tell Me, Don’t Speak Passamaquoddy”

direct address:

http://pmportal.org/videos/nun-would-always-tell-me-dont-speak-passamaquoddy

 

It is an excerpt from a larger conversation entitled "Cards and Memories

Filmed in 2007 by Ben Levine, CoPI and Julia Schulz, Endangered Language consultant

Robert Leavitt, CoPI

 

For more information on the Portal or the Language Keepers

resources for endangered language documentation

 please see  www.speakingplace.org

 

Funding for the dictionary, Language Keepers, and the Passamaquoddy-Maliseet Language Portal was provided by the National Science Foundation. These publications are based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants No. 9601540, 0001949, 0553791, and 0853658. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.














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