Cell Biology: Life Functions (1965)
The film discusses the fundamental processes of cell biology, focusing on how cells grow, reproduce, and perform essential life functions
When Elk Come Down (silent, 1930s)
This silent 1930s film explores the challenges of elk conservation in the United States, focusing on the harsh winter conditions
Cultural Heritage Series: Colonial Life and Crafts (1966)
The film celebrates traditional craftsmanship and the hard work of various tradespeople, such as blacksmiths, millers, and carpenters. It highlights
The Human Body: Circulatory System (2 Ed, 1980)
The circulatory system consists of one heart, five liters of blood, and approximately 96,000 kilometers of blood vessels, responsible for
Matter Matter Everywhere: How Materials Change (silent, 1970)
Silent footage from educational film that illustrates physical and chemical changes in several household articles to show that changes in
Journey: The Quest For Self-Reliance (1976)
The film follows a man’s two-week journey across the Sierra Nevada mountains, emphasizing his quest for self-reliance and connection with
Seasons: Autumn (1980)
The film captures the beauty and activities of autumn through the eyes of a child. It explores themes such as
Land Use And Misuse (1973)
The film discusses the critical role of the sun in Earth’s energy cycle and the detrimental effects of land misuse,
Improve Your Oral Reports (1968)
Bill struggles with preparing a 5-minute oral report for school and decides to focus on stamp collecting. With the help
The Cat That Walked By Himself (1983)
This film tells the story of a cat who prefers to walk alone, contrasting his wild nature with the domestication
American Express Commercial (silent, B Roll, 1970s)
This 1970s silent footage from an American Express commercial portrays the financial and domestic life of a military family in
American Express Commercial (silent, A Roll, 1970s)
This 1970s silent footage from an American Express commercial, focusing on life in a military base in the United States.