I have encountered the same sort of thing in the Public Schools as a certified art teacher K-12. Art teachers do not teach animation, or film, or video, or digital editing, or photography. I am certified in art and am interested in all of the above because that is what art is doing today. I reached the same conclusions in developing my own studio equipment. Film is transferred to video, captured into the computer where it is edited and sound is added, then it is put onto VHS tape or VCD disks.
Professionals do the same thing.
This is all a bit premature and in progress, under construction as web pages say, so anyway, I called Rich Manning of the Pennsylvania Photographic Historical Society about this idea this morning, April 11, 2001. That org is already a nonprofit. They should at least have a web with clpgh. I think the charter of that group would need to be rewritten to use this idea. No matter, Rich collects Kodak cameras, even some movie equipment now that I have interested him in it.