Industrial Breakthrough (1958)
On March 11, 1958, a significant advancement in manufacturing was achieved with the introduction of electronically controlled machines working together
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
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
Carnival (1940s)
The film captures the lively atmosphere of a carnival, showcasing various attractions like the giant Wonder Wheel, thrilling rides, and
Incredible Machine, The (1968)
The film showcases the innovative work of engineers at Bell Telephone Laboratories as they explore computer graphics and its applications
Drive Your Bicycle (1954)
In this vintage film, two boys discuss their practice of “driving” their bicycles responsibly, emphasizing the importance of traffic rules
Sound Recording for Motion Pictures (1960)
The film focuses on the essential techniques and considerations involved in sound recording for motion pictures. It emphasizes the importance
The Road of Tomorrow, Reel I (ca. 1940)
The film discusses the construction of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, a groundbreaking highway designed to improve transportation between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-3-2025
Hi February, we are watching 16mm films today. I think there’s room for you in the back.. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Alice in Wonderland (1952)
In this whimsical adaptation of “Alice in Wonderland,” Alice embarks on bizarre adventures in the magical realm of Wonderland. When
Careers in Law Enforcement (1950s)
The film “Careers in Law Enforcement” explores the evolution and significance of law enforcement in society. It highlights the dedication
I Don’t Want to Walk Without You – Juvenile Jubilee Soundies
This Soundie features a nostalgic graduation speech that reflects on the end of the school year and the journey ahead