AV Geeks Lunch 2-10
Hop on board the classic 16mm film train! Woo-woo! #avgeeks
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Safety Consciousness (1969)
The film emphasizes the importance of safety consciousness in preventing accidents in industrial settings. It illustrates how individual attitudes towards
Truth About Taxes, The (1940)
The film discusses the burden of taxes on American workers, emphasizing that everyone contributes to government expenses, while the wealthy
AV Geeks Lunch 3-25 part 2
Taking time out of our busy schedules to watch some old 16mm films. raison d’etre! #avgeeks
How To Make Faces with the Alphabet People (silent, 1948)
Raw silent footage from an instructional drawing film by Frank Webb, focused on teaching viewers how to create faces using
Community Sing: Familiar Patriotic Songs (1941)
A singalong of patriotic songs. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com
AV Geeks Lunch 5-5
Happy Cinco de Mayo! Join us for some vintage 16mm films about Mexico and more! #avgeeks
Do You Buckle Up? (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of wearing safety belts while driving and flying. It features a father who, as a
Light in Your Life, The (1949)
The film features Professor Jay Lumen explaining the importance and intricacies of light bulbs. He emphasizes the significance of eye
Painting Shadows (1957)
Eliot O’Hara demonstrates how an artist’s interpretation of shadows can give character and richness to natural scenes. Uses a two-story
The Robot Revolution (1984)
*The Robot Revolution* (1984) is an educational film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Films. This 23-minute documentary explores the evolution
Banks and Credit (1948)
The film discusses the role of commercial banks in serving individuals and businesses. It explains how banks manage deposits, create