For Safety’s Sake (1940s?)
Discusses the importance of safety when using portable power tools, highlighting the need for proper precautions to prevent accidents. Joe
For Second Order Triangulation (silent, 1960)
A silent, educational film about Second Order Triangulation would explore how this intermediate stage in establishing accurate survey frameworks refines
For the Living (ca. 1949)
The film discusses the evolution of a city, emphasizing the importance of its living inhabitants over historical aspects. It highlights
For The Record (1965)
Discusses the importance of preserving American art history through the Archives of American Art. It highlights the efforts to collect
For These Our Children (1959)
About South Carolina government working to improve schools and general education in the state. Talks about enriching the segregated
For Today And Tomorrow (1967)
The journey of a character, Judy, as she navigates her recovery from an injury with the help of her physical
For Which We Stand To Be Held In Honor (1950)
The Navy training film discusses the significance of marriage as a sacred institution established by God, emphasizing the commitment between
For Years To Come (1944)
For Years To Come (1944) Shows the work of a farmer and his family during a year in which they changed over from straight-row farming to modern conservation methods such as contour farming. Help us get more films like this online! This film was digitized and uploaded by the A/V Geeks thanks to contributions to […]
For Your Payroll
Bank of America film about using computers for payroll. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive.
Force (SILENT, raw footage)
Silent. Force (SILENT, raw footage) We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com
Force And Motion (A Reel, SILENT, 1949)
Young man works at his uncle Gilbert’s construction co. and learns about Newton’s laws. Examines the concept of force. Illustrates
Force And Motion (A Reel,1940s, silent)
This silent footage describes a 1940s scenario in which a young man is learning how to extract rocks from a