Describes the dynamics of successful screenwriting. (KS)

This catalog lists and describes more than 4,000 motion pictures and filmstrips of the United States Government which are now available for public use within the United States as listed in 1955. [Due to its size, this volume has been processed as two separate parts. This first part includes the foreword through Part II. For the remaining parts,…

Describes a 12-month pilot project to test the feasibility of home loan of Super 8 projectors and cartridges. (JB)

Discusses how students can learn to write and express themselves by criticizing a film of interest to them. (GB)

Article demonstrates that metaphors thrive in film, despite the denials that have been made by both literary critics and some film directors. (Author/CB)

This article contains a brief critique of the exhibit of American education currently being shown in the Soviet Union, under the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Cultural Exchange Agreement. (JH)

Suggestions for teaching students how to operate motion picture cameras and projectors. (LS)

Discusses the reactions of educators to films which could be used to help parents understand the new thrust in education. (LS)

The success of several series of feature films for children is reported and justification for other libraries to provide similar services is given. (NH)

A brief review of a videotaped speech by comedian Bill Cosby entitled, A Human Right: The Right to Learn," presented at the annual convention of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology. (AK)