Triple Goodness (1948)
The film “Triple Goodness” (1948) emphasizes the importance of milk and dairy products in American life, showcasing advancements in milk
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AV Geeks Lunch 1-11
We have so many old 16mm films to watch! Will you help us watch them? #avgeeks
Let’s Give a Tea (1946)
In this film, a group of school girls, led by Barbara, prepares to host a mother-daughter tea party, despite their
Acid : The Story Of LSD (1971)
Discusses the complex history and effects of LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), a powerful hallucinogenic drug. It explores its origins, including
Ionization (1959)
Discusses the theory of ionization, and points out the identifying characteristics of ions, showing where they occur. Uses animation and
See, No 6 (ca. 1930s)
A Castle Film. The film features a lively performance by a chimp drummer and showcases various thrilling acts, including acrobatics
What Makes a Fine Watch Fine? (1947)
The film discusses the significance of fine watches, emphasizing their historical value, craftsmanship, and the intricate processes involved in their
How To Judge Authorities (silent, A Roll)
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
Making the Synchrophase in Grebeland (silent, 1925)
“Making the Synchrophase in Grebeland” is a silent 1925 industrial film that documents the intricate process of manufacturing radio components
Speech: Function of Gestures, The (1950)
The film discusses the importance of gestures in effective speaking, contrasting the styles of two speakers, George Johnson and a
AV Geeks Lunch 2-24
Hello, we are the A/V Geeks. Today, we’ll be showing you a variety of 16mm films from our archive. #avgeeks
The Choice (1956)
The film portrays a family dynamic where teenage Sue struggles with her responsibilities and her desire for independence. Tensions arise