Article listed 67 films on creativity, from creativity in education to an interpretation of Zen philosophy. (RK)

The procedure of teaching filmmaking to elementary children is described. (JH)

Test criteria and procedures for admission to leading film schools in seven countries is discussed. (HB)

A selected bibliography of production and audience variables in film and television. (Author)

Delivered at the Conference on Research in Medical Education, 79th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges (Houston, Texas, November 1, 1968)

This manual for the preparation of original motion picture film for printing discusses the importance of careful handling of the original camera film, briefly reviews the professional production system for making 16mm films, and presents the advantages and disadvantages of sending the original camera film together with the work print to a…

EXPERIMENTS WERE CONDUCTED TO DISCOVER WHETHER INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS IN COLOR WERE MORE EFFECTIVE THAN BLACK AND WHITE VERSIONS OF THE SAME FILMS. IN ONE EXPERIMENT, COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE VERSIONS OF FIVE INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS WERE SHOWN TO 500 NINTH- AND 10-GRADE STUDENTS, HALF THE STUDENTS SEEING THE COLOR FILMS AND THE OTHER HALF SEEING THE…

This paper, originally presented with a film introduction to the minicourse model, overviews the development of a series of microteaching courses designed to train teachers the specific teaching skills necessary to function effectively in the teaching-learning situation. Advantages of the instructional sequence are noted: focus on specific…

The teaching of film script writing--either as an end in itself or as a means of sharpening the student's visual and narrative awareness--can intensify the student's responsiveness to literature and increase his sense of continuity and consistency of point of view when writing compositions. When developing a silent screen script, students should…

The National Archives' collection of motion pictures contains over 60,000 reels of edited and unedited films dating from 1894 in the form of outtakes, newsreels, information and training films, feature films, and documentaries. Information about the various films is listed under their appropriate agencies, with dates and number of relevant reels…

A symposium held in October 1971 in Montreal examined the new technology of video cassette systems and considered their likely impact on education, industry, and the home. There were four sessions: a perspective session dealt with the social and economic aspects of the new technology, a utilization session discussed plans and experiences of…

Open education is not a single formula or philosophy--it is a process and a style of schooling that assumes that children can learn best at their own rate, following their own curiosity and desire to learn; that the young learn responsibility by making real choices; that a teacher serves best by helping children follow through on their questions…