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Gerald Francis "Jerry" Harvey (October 28, 1949 – April 9, 1988) was an American screenwriter and film programmer, best known for his work on Z Channel, a pioneering cable station in Los Angeles from 1974 to 1989.
In a 1985 radio interview, Jerry Harvey, the programmer for a pay-movie cable station in Los Angeles called the Z Channel, was asked if he had any kind of life or interests outside of film.
Jerry Harvey may refer to: Jerry Harvey (screenwriter) (1949–1988), American screenwriter and film programmer. Jerry Harvey (inventor) (born 1961), audio engineer.
Jerry Harvey was only 32 years old in 1981, when he suddenly found himself head of programming at Z Channel -- a small, pioneering Pay TV station (founded in 1974), devoted to movies and based in Los Angeles.
Jerry Harvey. Writer: China 9, Liberty 37. Jerry Harvey was born in the late 1940s and came from Bakersfield, California where he and his two sisters were raised in a strict Catholic home by a father who worked as an attorney and judge and a mother who was a hospital administrator.
Aug 19, 2004 · She calls attention to programmer Jerry Harvey’s enduring contribution to film culture, especially in his pioneering presentations of director’s cuts, and at the same time delves into Harvey...
Jun 25, 1989 · The John Ford film, Z’s last telecast as Z Channel, is a sentimental farewell: The film was a favorite of Jerry Harvey, the passionate but troubled programmer who was the driving force behind Z.
