Announces the availability of historical, archival film in 8mm 5-minute loops as a result of the 8mm Document Project" of Thorne Films. (RD)

Examines the published film scripts for three movies in discussing the value of reading such scripts as a part of film study in the classroom. (RD)

A discussion of the need for international cooperation in the production of films that will foster a sense of world community and an understanding of humanity as a whole." (Author/AA)

The media specialist at Evanston High describes that school's attempt to produce its own 8mm, single concept films. (LS)

Today's disinterested, unconnected teen-agers may be reached by using films as a means of communication between student and fellow student, between student and teacher, between an individual and himself. (Author/JB)

Article developed from a talk presented to the Aspen Film Conference held at Snowmass-at-Aspen in July, 1968.

Discusses problems of achieving balance and objectivity in dealing with the energy crisis, and describes ten instructional films that might be useful in achieving objective, unbiased instruction. (CMV)

Examines the storage conditions and the circumstances surrounding the film storage facility fire in Suitland, Maryland, which destroyed over 13 million feet of film. Outlines possible causes for the fire and offers recommendations for prevention of such future disasters. (JMF)

Raises issues involved in the study and teaching of narrative, with reference to both literature and film. Considers the function of realism in narrative fiction and the teaching of theory and practice of those writers and filmmakers who have challenged the realist text by alternative strategies. (JMF)

Describes the camera, film processing, and projection of the instant motion picture system, Polavision. Advantages, disadvantages, and instructional uses of the system and the 2 1/2 minute 8mm cartridges it produces are briefly discussed. (CMV)

Provides seven guidelines for evaluating films which teach specific verbal/visual information or concepts. (CMV)

General Telephone Company's "Quarterly Report" is a 30 minute film (produced every three months) to acquaint company employees with the professions and crafts needed in the telephone system and to introduce some of the people involved. The film is also distributed over local cable television. A budget is included. (Author/LS)