Fatigue In Engineering Materials (1975)
The film “Fatigue In Engineering Materials” explores the concept of fatigue in materials, highlighting how repeated loading can lead to
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Handy Dandy Do-It-Yourself Filmmaking Film (1974)
The film follows a school project where students learn to use Super Eight cameras and other filming equipment to create
Puppets You Can Make (silent, 1970s)
This film is missing a soundtrack. The film from the 1970s depicts the interaction between an old woman and a
Forging Connections: Metalworking and Pipeline Installation in the 1950s (silent)
This 1950s Alcoa industrial and engineering film documents the production and installation of metal components, particularly large pipes. It begins
Empire Strikes Back Scout Walker (1981)
Advertisement for Kenner’s Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back toy line. It features action figures and vehicles, showcasing their features
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7-7-2023
Are you ready for some 16mm films? No? Sorry, that’s all we got today. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Water (1928)
This 1930s educational film explores the critical role of watersheds, forests, and dams in managing water resources for cities, irrigation,
The Land of Cotton (silent, 1930s)
This vintage educational film uses black and white imagery and intertitles to introduce young audiences to agriculture, natural resources, and
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7-14-2023
It puts the 16mm film on the projector… IT PUTS THE 16MM FILM ON THE PROJECTOR!! #avgeeks #16mmfilms Maguey Culture
Rubbing Noses In New Zealand (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage captures the geothermal wonders and cultural heritage of New Zealand, with steaming hot springs and bubbling pools
On The Road To Damascus (Part 1, 1937)
Describes the events surrounding the stoning of Stephen, a follower of Jesus, and the subsequent persecution of the early Christian
Spinal Column–Structure and Function in Man (1956)
Describes in detail the structure, function, and movement of the spinal column in man. Uses X-ray photography and animated drawings