Design For Manufacture (1962)
The film “Design for Manufacture” emphasizes the importance of precise engineering drawings in the production process. It highlights how design
Dehydration (1940s)
The film discusses traditional and modern methods of food preservation, focusing on dehydration techniques. It highlights how American Indians utilized
Defense Against The Spy (1968)
The film “Defense Against The Spy” highlights a homicide case that evolves into a federal espionage investigation. The story illustrates
Crystals: An Introduction (1958)
The film provides an introduction to crystal growth and structure, focusing on sodium chloride (common salt) as a primary example.
Death, Drugs And Walter (1975)
The film “Death, Drugs And Walter” tells the tragic story of a 12-year-old boy named Walter who grew up in
Crystal Of Energy (1948)
The film “Crystal of Energy” explores the historical significance and agricultural processes of sugar production, tracing its journey from the
Craftmanship In Clay: Stacking And Firing (1949)
The film details the traditional pottery-making process, focusing on the importance of the firing stage. It explains how clay pieces
Clay, Hands And Fire (1940s)
The film “Clay Hands and Fire” showcases the intricate process of pottery-making at Spode, a renowned pottery manufacturer in Staffordshire,
Comeback! (1946)
The film “Comeback!” highlights the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities due to accidents, illness, or other causes, and emphasizes
Common Good (1964)
The film provides an in-depth look at the legislative process in New York, highlighting the importance of the state legislature
A Communications Primer (1953)
Made by Ray and Charles Eames. The film “A Communication Primer” explores the fundamental aspects of communication, detailing how messages
Compass For Agriculture (1950?)
The film outlines the development of the U.S. crop reporting system, initiated by the government to assist farmers with reliable