The Story Of Magnetism (1960)
Discusses the concept of magnetism, its historical discovery, and its applications. It begins with the introduction of magnetite, a rock
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Electricity – Wires In The Home (1964)
Title and ending are clipped. Explains how electricity is generated, distributed, and used in homes. It describes the journey of
Intersection Of Sets (1966)
The film discusses the concept of sets and their intersections using a baseball team as an example. It explains that
Bike Super stars (Silent, 1976)
Silent. Title avoids a formal safety lecture and encourages students to evaluate their own skills and behavior. The humorous approach
Computer vs. People: Who Processes Information Faster?
We explore the fundamental nature of computers as information-handling machines. We dissect how both humans and computers process data, highlighting
Vacuum Control (1938)
The film explains how vacuum pressure plays a crucial role in various natural phenomena and technological applications. It describes how
The Human Body: Sense Organs (1965)
Shows the different types of sensory receptors and how they function. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks
English Farm Family (1948)
Discusses Britain’s reliance on imported food and the efforts of British farmers to increase local production. It highlights a modern
[Gould can 5113.2, silent, 1928]
This Oakland Tribune “Camera News” newsreel captures a historic engineering feat in the Bay Area: the floating of the first
AV Geeks Lunch 8-23
It’s back to school for some kids and teachers but everyday is back to school for us when we watch
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7-17-2025
Join us while we look back at our culture via 16mm film! #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Life In The Fast Lane (1981)
The film discusses freeway driving in the U.S., highlighting its safety, structure, and rules. Freeways are designed for efficient travel,