Creating Instructional Materials (1963)
Creating Instructional Materials (1963) emphasizes the value of well-designed educational aids through a series of realistic classroom scenes. Produced by
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[Water Skiing – Time Capsule]
The film shows various scenes of people water skiing and boating in the 1950s. It includes shots of a woman
Taft in San Francisco: A Historic Arrival and Dedication (silent, 1911)
This black-and-white footage from 1911 captures U.S. President William Howard Taft’s arrival in San Francisco. A ferryboat carries the president
Laredo to Panama: The Inter American Highway (1964)
The film explores the significance of the Inter-American Highway, highlighting its role as a symbol of hope, progress, and connection
Topsy Turvy House (silent, 1974)
Presents a set of key words, a narration in rhyme and a series of activities in a topsy turvy house.
Invisible Protectors, The (1956)
The film discusses the benefits of Dow Corning’s silicone products, Silmer and Sil Flex, which provide water repellency and resistance
The American Short Story (1977)
The film discusses the significance of the American short story as a unique literary form that captures the essence of
AV Geeks Lunch 4-17-2023
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Air (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage captures diverse aspects of innovation, nature, and industrial progress in the United States. It opens with scenes
FHA PUBLIC SERVICE FILMS – MUPPETS – SECOND SERIES (1964)
Jim Henson’s Muppets! Features a humorous dialogue between a dog and a homeowner discussing the need for home improvements. The
Czechoslovakia: Progress In Industry (1968)
Surveys the industrial strengths of Czechoslovakia and helps students understand the problems of a planned industrialized economy. Explains how an
Oriental Farming (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage offers a fascinating glimpse into agricultural and cultural life in Asia and Africa. In Japan, workers meticulously