We Go To School (silent, A Reel)
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
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WE NEED YOUR VOTES! TTT 2023 Quarter Finals
These are samples of the songs that are competing for the AV Geeks Toe-Tapping Tonenament 2023. The winners of these
WE NEED YOUR VOTES! TTT 2023 Right Bracket
Here’s 8 candidates for the right bracket of the 2023 Toe-Tapping Toenament. We need you to pick four winning toe-tapping
We Never Close (1970s)
The film discusses the introduction of self-service post offices in the United States, highlighting their convenience for the public. These
We the People (1970s)
The film discusses the growth and transformation of the American population over the last 200 years, highlighting significant demographic changes,
We Used To Call It Printing (1969)
Describes the diversity, style, modern technology, and career opportunities to be found in contemporary graphic communications. We digitized and uploaded this
We Were There… But Not For Conquest (1976?)
The film features a conversation between students and Captain Keenan from the Army Corps of Engineers, discussing the Corps’ dual
We, The People (Willkie & McNary Know Their Farming) 1940
Discusses the historical significance of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, emphasizing the concept of a republic governed by
We’re All in the Driver’s Seat (1984)
The film discusses the importance of school bus safety, highlighting the various responsibilities of individuals involved in ensuring the safe
Wear Eye Protection
This 1960s safety film is a humorous and relatable montage following a blonde-haired, green-eyed woman and her eyeglasses through various
Wear Safety Shoes (1970)
The film “Wear Safety Shoes” from the Eyes, Hands and Feet Series, produced by the Industrial Accident Prevention Association in
Weather Satellite Footage (silent, 1960s)
This 1960s silent film footage explores the development and operation of meteorological satellites, highlighting their critical role in weather data