The American Way (1970s)
The film “The American Way” explores the evolution and significance of transportation in the United States, highlighting its role as
Cosmic Drama Evolution Of The Earth (silent, 1930s)
Silent film reading Earth’s story from erosion and fossils — origin of solar system, appearance of life, effects of glacial
Everything Rides on the Roads (1970s)
The film reflects on the evolution of America’s highway system over the past 80 years, highlighting the drastic changes in
The Ride of the Future (1977)
The film explores the impact of automobiles on American life, highlighting their convenience and the consequent urban problems they create,
New Dimensions Through Teaching Films (1963)
The film “New Dimensions Through Teaching Films” emphasizes the importance of educational films in enhancing teaching and learning across various
Watermen of the Chesapeake (1980)
The film “Watermen of the Chesapeake” explores the life and heritage of watermen in the Chesapeake Bay area, highlighting their
MINI CARS RESEARCH SAFETY VEHICLE (1970s)
Discusses the importance of automobiles in the U.S. transportation system and the associated challenges, such as safety and environmental concerns.
The Reliable Air Bag (1981)
Features Dick van Dyke and Hal Needham! The film discusses the importance of passive restraint systems, specifically airbags and passive
Story Of Milk: Production Of Cheese (silent, 1930s)
Silent film that talks about the history and process of cheese production. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions
Sulphur (silent, 1930s)
Everything you really would need to know about how sulphur is mined and processed and brought to your dinner table.
Let’s Keep Food Safe To Eat (1964)
The film “Let’s Keep Food Safe To Eat” emphasizes the importance of food safety and hygiene practices in the home
Zero The Troublemaker (1972)
Explains the concept of zero in mathematics, emphasizing its role as a number that represents the empty set. It illustrates