AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 3-20-2025
16mm might seem small but it packs in a lot of information! #16mmfilms #avgeeks
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How To Make Homemade Lantern Slides (1947)
The basic production techniques for eight types of handmade lantern slides are featured. Teachers demonstrate how to make the types
The Ebony Shrine (1930)
Follows Mr. Tom Terce, known as the Vagabond director, as he explores Guatemala’s rich history and culture. He visits ancient
Your Protection Against Disease (1964)
In this educational film, Rob and his family plan a picnic but are delayed by Kathy’s illness, which is caused
AV Geeks Lunch 4-20-2023
Yah, it’s 4-20. we know but last time we showed 16mm films about marijuana, everybody got bored! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
National Arboretum (1968)
The National Arboretum, located near the capital along the Anacostia River, is a 415-acre living museum showcasing a diverse collection
Label Logic (1968)
The film discusses a California test involving five women shoppers who were tasked with selecting common household items based on
Atmospheric Science : Weather Systems In Motion (1986)
Clarifies the movement of air masses, compares cyclones and anticyclones and shows how waves in the upper atmosphere affect the
New England Fisheries – Cod (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage offers a detailed exploration of the fishing industry in a New England fishing village, showcasing the skill
No Other Gods (1950)
The film “No Other Gods” revolves around Judy, who seeks advice from her Uncle Bill about dating and relationships, particularly
The Civil War – Postwar Period (1964)
Clarifies the problems faced by the nation in the postwar period–the conflict between conservative President Johnson and the radical Congress,
Exploring Niagara Falls, Toronto, and Quebec: A 1930s Travelogue (silent)
This captivating 1930s film begins with the Amateur Cinema League leader and takes viewers on a scenic journey through iconic