Incredible Machine, The (1968)
The film showcases the innovative work of engineers at Bell Telephone Laboratories as they explore computer graphics and its applications
Carnival (1940s)
The film captures the lively atmosphere of a carnival, showcasing various attractions like the giant Wonder Wheel, thrilling rides, and
Alchemist in Hollywood, The (1940)
“The Alchemist in Hollywood” explores the intricate process of film production, showcasing how the combination of art and science transforms
Shades of Gray (1948)
“Shades of Gray” is a 1948 U.S. Army documentary that provides a stark, unflinching look at the mental toll of
Industrial Breakthrough (1958)
On March 11, 1958, a significant advancement in manufacturing was achieved with the introduction of electronically controlled machines working together
You and Your Bicycle (1948)
“You and Your Bicycle” is a 1948 short film that offers practical guidance on bicycle safety and maintenance, emphasizing the
Human Grace (1952)
The film highlights the grace and athleticism of gymnasts, particularly during the Olympic Games, emphasizing that humans, like animals, exhibit
Threading the RCA Projector (1960)
The film provides a detailed guide on how to thread an RCA projector. It explains the steps to properly place
RCA 16mm Sound Projector, The (ca. 1958)
Invisible white-gloved hands demonstrate the operation of the RCA 16mm sound projector. The film showcases the RCA 16mm sound projector,
When Sally Fell (1962)
Raymond Burr introduces the film. The film “When Sally Fell” follows the story of Harry Carter and his family after
There’s a Message in Every Bottle (1968)
The film discusses the implications of underage drinking, emphasizing the importance of understanding alcohol’s effects on the body and mind.
Joker, The (1968)
depicts the insidious nature of workplace accidents, personified by a character called The Joker. He thrives on distractions and carelessness,