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Getting Started in Animation
Scheft, Thomas W. – Media and Methods, 1976
Descriptors: Animation, Film Production, Films, Photographic Equipment
Confronting the Problem of Previewing.
Egan, Catherine – Media and Methods, 1980
Offers some new approaches to film previewing designed to save time and money for both film distributors and users. (FL)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Evaluation Methods, Films, Instructional Films
Before You Kill the Lights: A Practical Guide to Setting Up a Film Study Program.
Greiner, Charles F. – Media and Methods, 1979
Offers suggestions on how to make a film study course challenging and enjoyable, through using a variety of films, defining visual literacy, choosing films with cinematic and literary value, and deciding on a specific approach for the course. (FL)
Descriptors: Film Study, Films, Secondary Education, Teaching Guides
In Praise of Older Films.
Bue, Marion; Matoian, John – Media and Methods, 1979
Suggests that older feature-length films can be uplifting, relevant to the curriculum, and inexpensive. Offers tips on how to select and use them and a list of ten such films. (FL)
Descriptors: Film Study, Films, Secondary Education, Teaching Guides
Beyond Discussion: Exemplary Activities for Follow-Up to Film Viewing.
Szeker, Marianne – Media and Methods, 1980
Describes activities selected from study guides supplied by educational film distributors that provide a feel for the experimental approach to film appreciation and a stimulus for teachers to develop similar activities. (FL)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Film Study, Films, Learning Activities
Turning Mirrors into Windows: Teaching the Best Short Films.
Bue, Marion – Media and Methods, 1984
Presents several ideas and techniques for teaching film, outlines major responsibilities of film specialists, suggests ways to begin incorporating film into the curriculum, and presents guidelines for creating the most receptive physical environment for viewing films. (MBR)
Descriptors: Audiovisual Coordinators, Curriculum Enrichment, Elementary Secondary Education, Evaluation Methods
Do-it-Yourself Picture and Movie Making
Kaplan, Don – Media and Methods, 1977
Describes activities and projects to illustrate the principles of photography and film: photographic paintings, thaumatropes, kineographs, and so on. (KS)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Films, Learning Activities, Photography
Understanding Visual Continuity
Kaplan, Don – Media and Methods, 1976
Presents activities designed to help students understand the graphic elements that contribute to visual expression in film. (Author/KS)
Descriptors: Film Study, Graphic Arts, Learning Activities, Production Techniques
Film Study: Seeing with New Eyes.
Media and Methods, 1980
Describes a film study program to help students open up to the beauty that exists around them. Notes that key ingredients of the program are a linkage between the films shown and the asking of probing questions. (RL)
Descriptors: Course Organization, Film Study, Questioning Techniques, Secondary Education
Get the Facts, Not the Chicken: How to Use an Instructional Film.
Witt, Gary Austin – Media and Methods, 1980
Offers eight guidelines on how to show an instructional film so that students use the process of association to get maximum benefits from seeing the film. (RL)
Descriptors: Association (Psychology), Elementary Secondary Education, Guidelines, Higher Education
Show a Silent Film.
Thompson, Leroy – Media and Methods, 1980
Describes the use of silent film classics as a way to teach reading, vocabulary, and grammar and to stimulate interest in reading books related to the movies shown. (TJ)
Descriptors: English Instruction, Films, Grammar, Reading Instruction
Suggested Scenarios for Student-Made Films.
Taylor, Marjorie A. – Media and Methods, 1979
Describes several classroom-tested approaches to student film production. (MAI)
Descriptors: Audiovisual Instruction, English Instruction, Film Production, Production Techniques
You Oughta Be in Pictures.
Minard, Michael – Media and Methods, 1978
Describes the process involved when intermediate students produced an original film during the last three weeks of the school year. (MAI)
Descriptors: Acting, Audiovisual Communications, Class Activities, Creativity
16mm Film, Videotape, Videodisc: Weighing the Differences.
Gilkey, Richard W. – Media and Methods, 1986
Discusses advantages and problems of utilizing 16mm films, videotapes, and videodiscs in classroom instruction; lists additional sources of information for videodisc related materials; and makes recommendations for classroom video usage. (MBR)
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Courseware, Elementary Secondary Education, Films
A Guide to AV Resources in Science Fiction and Fantasy.
Tymn, Marshall B. – Media and Methods, 1979
Provides a listing of audiovisual resources based on existing science fiction and fantasy works. Includes summaries and an index to titles and authors. (FL)
Descriptors: Audiotape Recordings, Audiovisual Aids, Educational Media, Elementary Secondary Education
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