AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-18-23
It’s beginning to look a lot like old 16mm films, everywhere you go! #avgeeks #16mmfilm
How To Judge Facts (1948)
Money for the football team is being used to buy a film projector and causes a big stink! Helps students
How To Judge Authorities (1948)
Explains how to judge an authority by considering his evidence, his experience and the validity of his decisions. Explains that
How Animals Eat (1948)
HOW VARIOUS ANIMALS EAT, INCLUDING EAGLE, ROADRUNNER, PELICAN, SPIDER, PRAYING MANTIS, ANTEATER, RACCOON. SPECIAL ADAPTATIONS SUCH AS LONG STICKY TONGUES
Friction (1950)
Explains what we mean by friction, what causes it, the means to reduce it when it is undesirable and the
Dead Right (1976)
Tells about a pedestrian accident victim who may have been legally right, but was almost killed – and remains wheelchair
Dam At Nagarjunasagar (1972)
Presents a day in the life of Indian laborers on the massive dam, constructed across the Krishna River at Nagarjunasagar.
Colonial Children (1939)
Recreates Puritan farm life in 17th century New England. Shows how farmers worked at home and in the fields. Demonstrates
Better Use Of Leisure Time (1950)
Guides in developing constructive attitude about leisure time. Shows how time can be used effectively through a self-planned program of
Benefits Of Looking Ahead (1950)
Points out importance of planning for future. Nick, a teen boy, observes this approach in some friends and notices how
Zoo Animals Of Our Storybooks (1953)
Pictures a variety of animals in the zoo giving emphasis to those animals about which children read in storybooks. We digitized
Priceless Heritage (silent, 1952)
This film is missing the soundtrack but the sound film dramatizes the story ‘THE LAST LESSON’ by Alphonse Daudet in