Video productions

The following are video productions featuring subjects whom are directly involved in Unix, speaking on the topic of Unix itself.

1982: 📼 The UNIX System a 2-part VHS video from Bell Labs, produced by EWB Productions, Inc.. (Worldcat)
- Making Computers More Productive
  - Roughly half-hour length
  - Victor A Vyssotsky, who worked on Multics, is the host of program
  - Kernighan explains and demonstrates the pipeline
  - Alfred Aho remarks on the proliferation of programs within the community
  - Stephen Curtis Johnson talks about parsers applied to source code (ASTs)
  - Dennis Ritchie is briefly seen explaining a few topics, including input/output redirection.
- Making Computers Easier to Use
  - A shorter cut probably aimed at a more general audience
  - Kernighan's whizbang pipeline demo is broken up in discrete steps
  - Contains additional explanations not found in the other video
  - Nina Macdonald is seen explaining Writer's Workbench
  - Catherine Ann Brooks explains the filesystem and the distinction of formatless files
  - Dennis Ritchie also explains formatless files
1983: Systems Architecture, Design, Engineering, and Verification
- Panel: Fernando José Corbató, Ernest Allen Emerson, Joseph Sifakis, Ken Thompson
1985: 📼 The Computer Chronicles: UNIX (YouTube)
- John Mashey, manager from Bell Labs video, has now moved on to MIPS (and 1 other venture).
- Bill Joy, creator of Vi and a founder of Sun Microsystems is seen remarking on how standards commitees can end up slowing down development.
2018: Unix History
- by Rob Pike
- for Sydney Tech Week
2019: Unix 50, a 2-day event held by (Nokia) Bell Labs at Murray Hill, NJ
- The Origin of Unix
  - panel with Brian Kernighan, Doug McIlroy, Peter Weinberger, Jon Bentley, and Stephen Johnson
- The Compute
  - by Al Aho and Chris White