This study examined the extent to which college students were affected by and remembered color information within instructional materials. Factors studied were color codability, verbal cueing, type of question, stimulus silhouettes, and prompting. These factors were included in stimulus scenes for study via two 16mm motion picture films. Color…

In this preliminary study involving 30 police school trainees, Interpersonal Process Recall project stimulus films were used in an effort to sensitize policemen to their aggressive feelings and self-control problems in dealing with riots, demonstrations, and other stressful situations. During six filmed vignettes progressing from mild to intense…

These recommendations by the Chemical and Allied Products Industry Training Board of Great Britain concerning employee induction or orientation cover such aspects as pay and pensions, working conditions, discipline, safety, medical services. Topics and time allocations are suggested for the initial interview, the first day, and subsequent…

Marine related films with informative annotations are listed along with information on their availability. Extension reports such as this one are provided by the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Maine, Orono, and Fisheries Extension Service of the Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries, Augusta. (NTIS)

This handbook is a compilation of information from many printed sources and from trades outside theatre, TV or film practice which pertain to the technology and design of the performing arts. Two kinds of materials are included in the book. Instructions for and information about materials not traditionally employed in the performing arts forms the…

Listed are approximately 500 films in the various areas of special education. The listing has been compiled from film company catalogs, social agency listings, and National Audiovisual Center listings. Information stated is that which was in the source materials (usually name, length, source, and brief description). Films are listed under the…

The INFORMATION exhibition, held in the spring of 1969 at the Museum of Modern Art, was designed to be an international report of the activity of younger artists. In this book, which served as a catalog for the show, each of the 95 artists is represented by a page (or pages) of his own design. On his (or her) page, in addition to the combination…

Based on the premise that photography can help us to see the world in a different, richer way, this booklet is designed to encourage and instruct young beginners in the art of photography. The presentation of written information is simple and kept to a minimum, and the ideas are liberally illustrated. The format is problem-oriented--problems are…

Stages in developing editing equipment and processes for videotape are described. In 1956, when the first broadcast videotape recorders were installed, a splicing block, consisting of an aluminum block, steel ruler, and sharp razor blade, was used. Gradually, technicians developed more sophisticated methods. At present, two very advanced methods…

Intended for use with the photographic materials available from the Workshop for Learning Things, Inc., this "camera cookbook" describes procedures that have been tried in classrooms and workshops and proven to be the most functional and inexpensive. Explicit starting off instructions--directions for exploring and loading the camera and for taking…

This Film Focus series is a collection of reviews, essays, and commentaries on the Japanese film Rashomon. The plot consists of an attack, a rape, and a robbery, all of which probably occurred during the Middle Ages. Each character relates his own version of what happened, or might have happened, revealing the outward and inner driving forces,…

This is a collection of lectures by distinguished members of the English profession who were invited to lecture to schools located far from large urban and cultural centers. Included are papers by: John H. Fisher, "Truth Versus Beauty: An Inquiry into the Function of Language and Literature in an Articulate Society"; Walter Loban, "The Green…

Modern technology has developed the primitive still projector into a powerful audiovisual tool. In response to a growing need for a comprehensive guide to the uses of such an aid, this booklet offers, in its first six chapters, a detailed examination of the various types of still projectors and supplementary equipment, care and maintenance of the…

Electronic Video Recording (EVR) is a system which permits the user to play programs of any type, at any time he desires, using an EVR player which connects to his television set and EVR cartridges. This catalog provides detailed information about more than 600 programs which many organizations have declared an intention to offer on EVR…

SIX FILM COMMUNICATION MODULES AND A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THEIR DISSEMINATION WERE PRODUCED BY THE BROOKS FOUNDATION TO INFORM THE PUBLIC AND VARIOUS TARGET GROUPS OF THE SCOPE AND PURPOSES OF THE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ACT OF 1963. A HALF-HOUR MOTION PICTURE DOCUMENTARY-DRAMATIZATION ENTITLED "THE EMPTY LOT" WAS SUPPLEMENTED BY THREE…