Pt 2 of 2
General science class, University School, Bloomington, Indiana Classroom, children in junior high school talk about what they ought to see in the film of television that they are going to watch. Teacher writing on blackboard. Boy starts film. Cut between kids watching & diagrams of elements of television. Clips of other science films. Teacher showing things to children.
06:10:01 Clip of history film w/ Benjamin Franklin. Kids watch. Projectionist; projector stopping. Kids talking about what they saw. Teacher explains further.
06:11:59 US map with superimposed frontier film. Montage clips of WWII, torpedo & explosions. Classroom discussion about what the film says versus what people think. Facts versus question of opinion.
06:13:36 Intercut various films & kids watching; various 16mm school projectors run w/ various size reels. Films of washing face, brushing teeth, combing & hair care, health problems. All ages, kids to adults.
06:15:29 Reshelving films onto large racks. Record player, tape recorder, film strip projector, models, charts. Bureaucrats at desks, meetings; military viewing films.
06:16:22 Clarence Randall, Steel Company head, says what he thinks of the value of educational films.
06:16:46 Admiral Halsey says why Navy used motion pictures for instruction.
06:17:10 Women inspecting films over light tables w/ rewinds. Teaching, classroom activity.
06:17:55 Good visual montage of dramatic shots similar to opening of medical equipment. manufacturing, farming, transportation and kids into school.
Marketing Audio-visual Films; TV; Educational Films; Stupid Films; Oddities; Propaganda; Teachers; Teaching; Schools; Industrial montage; Historical Drama; 1950s Americana; 1952; Media;
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Pt 2 of 2 General science class, University School, Bloomington, Indiana Classroom, children in junior high school talk about what they ought to see in the film of television that they are going to watch. Teacher writing on blackboard. Boy starts film. Cut between kids watching & diagrams of elements of television. Clips of other science films. Teacher showing things to children. 06:10:01 Clip of history film w/ Benjamin Franklin. Kids watch. Projectionist; projector stopping. Kids talking about what they saw. Teacher explains further. 06:11:59 US map with superimposed frontier film. Montage clips of WWII, torpedo & explosions. Classroom discussion about what the film says versus what people think. Facts versus question of opinion. 06:13:36 Intercut various films & kids watching; various 16mm school projectors run w/ various size reels. Films of washing face, brushing teeth, combing & hair care, health problems. All ages, kids to adults. 06:15:29 Reshelving films onto large racks. Record player, tape recorder, film strip projector, models, charts. Bureaucrats at desks, meetings; military viewing films. 06:16:22 Clarence Randall, Steel Company head, says what he thinks of the value of educational films. 06:16:46 Admiral Halsey says why Navy used motion pictures for instruction. 06:17:10 Women inspecting films over light tables w/ rewinds. Teaching, classroom activity. 06:17:55 Good visual montage of dramatic shots similar to opening of medical equipment. manufacturing, farming, transportation and kids into school. Marketing Audio-visual Films; TV; Educational Films; Stupid Films; Oddities; Propaganda; Teachers; Teaching; Schools; Industrial montage; Historical Drama; 1950s Americana; 1952; Media;