Get Going (1936)
Jam Handy Film. “Get Going” is an educational film that explains acceleration and motion using a mix of animation, real-world
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Get that Job – Keeping Up with the Changing World (1975)
Uses interviews with experts on the changing job scene to reveal how the world of work is changing and what
Get That Job: Choosing A Career (1975)
The film discusses the journey of three individuals—Jerry, Susan, and Mitch—as they navigate the process of choosing a career that
Getting Acquainted with Engineering (ca. 1950s)
The film discusses the opportunities and challenges faced by young men considering a career in engineering. A personnel representative visits
Getting Along (1969)
Emphasizes the role that hands play when a quarrel between two playmates is settled by an elderly man.
Getting Along With Others (silent, 1965)
This film print had no soundtrack. Shows children in familiar situations at home and at school. Stresses fair play, sharing,
Getting Angry (1966)
Shows how a teacher quiets an argument that erupts when a student’s model space capsule is hit by a ball.
Getting Angry (1966)
Willie’s birthday takes a turn for the worse when his friends accidentally damage his prized birthday present, a scale model
Getting Closer (Boy – Girl Relationships) 1975
The film revolves around a group of high school friends preparing for a dance, highlighting their interactions and relationships. Greg
Getting Even (1969)
Portrays the revenge taken by a group of girls upon the boys who disrupted their soccer game. Non-narrated.
Getting Into College (1962)
Illustrates the importance of planning early and obtaining expert advice in preparation for getting into the college of one’s choice.
Getting It Together (1972)
Discusses the challenges and expectations of college students, emphasizing the importance of personal initiative, self-discovery, and engagement in the university