The mechanics involved in the making of a film are discussed. (CK)

A member of the Computing Techniques Research Department at the Bell Telephone Laboratories writes in some depth on the creation of films by computers. (LS)

The author discusses the use of short, silent films as a time-saving method of presenting ideas and techniques to a class, without loss of excellence." (Author/AA)

The author examines the short 8 mm. film, discussing its use in the classroom and observing that it can be designed to meet a particular requirement." (Author/AA)

The author presents a brief comparative view of some 8mm film equipment. (AA)

This comprehensive article explores children's films, film companies, and film festivals. (MF)

In describing the film production program at Southern Illinois University, the author points out the valuable learning experiences the students gain from this activity. (LS)

Use of film in the classroom will increase students' interest and facilitate their learning. (CK)

Reprint from The Aperture, v21 n2 p1-5.

Reprinted from Film Library Quarterly, v2 n2 Spring 1969

The reasons athletes and comedians are so effective in films for training are explored. Their limitations are also examined, along with the subjects for which they are most effective. (CT)