AV Geeks Lunch 11-27
Are you eating Thanksgiving leftovers for lunch today? We are – while we watch leftover 16mm films.
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Ancient Maya Indians Of Central America (1971)
The film explores the history and culture of the ancient Maya civilization, tracing its origins to around 1500 BC in
[Universal Newsreel (1933) – Cecil H. Dill]
We paid to get a higher quality scan of this culturally significant newsreel footage. We digitized and uploaded this film
Living In The Southwest States: Growth In The Desert
The climate and vast open spaces of the southwest continue to attract new residents at a phenomenal rate to Arizona,
The Newborn Calf (1971)
Warning – Live Calf Birth! *Newborn Calf* (1970) is an educational film produced by **Encyclopedia Britannica Films** that presents
Motivating The Class (1950)
A young student teacher discovers that his own enthusiasm formathematics is not sufficient motivation for restless young students. Hefinds that
PHX Stock Can BEXBPO
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
Monkey Who Would Be King (1957)
In a jungle where all animals live in harmony under the Lion King, a dissatisfied monkey overhears the lion expressing
Uncalculated Risk (1977)
Produced by the American Red Cross Shows the things that can go wrong when people with little experience or training
William Tell
Animated telling of the classic story. This film has been posted with permission by the copyright holder, Phoenix Learning Group. To
Water And What It Does (1962)
The film explores the essential role of water in supporting life and its various states—liquid, vapor, and solid. It explains
Steel: A Symphony of Industry (1936)
The film **”Steel: A Symphony of Industry”** presents a visual and auditory journey through the steel industry, showcasing the immense