16mm Educational Films

Examines the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Known also as the Corps of Discovery Expedition, it was the first American expedition to cross what is now the western portion of the United States.

Examines major environmental issues, including clear cutting of forests, strip mining, highway expansion, damming river canyons, park preservation, and endangered animal habitats.

Using motion picture scenes made at the time, and the actual words of historical figures, this film brings to life the events which led the United States into World War 1 or WWI - The Great War.

This documentary of Henry Ford and Henry Ford II offers an incisive look at the American auto industry. It examines the history of struggles between labor and management, poor company leadership decisions, and near destruction of Ford, until Henry Ford II steps in to "clean house".

Provides an accurate account of a boy's life on one of Israel's kibbutzim. Describes the background and geography of socialism in Israel and the kibbutz system.

Considered one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture, the Chartres Cathedral is in an exceptional state of preservation just 50 miles southwest of Paris, France. This film explores the history of this beautiful medieval Catholic cathedral located in Chartres.

Woodrow Wilson - Spokesman of Tomorrow - was the only Democrat other than Grover Cleveland to be elected president since 1856. This film examines the controversial 28th President of the United States from 1913 to 1921. Great biography of this president!

Illustrates the History of Detroit's streets and highways - very interesting 👍

"Silent Snow, Secret Snow" is a short story centering on the thoughts of a twelve-year-old boy as he descends into mental illness and becomes fixated on thoughts of silent, peaceful, beautiful snow.

Published in 1798, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is the longest major poem by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. This full version of the Mariner's story is one of the most influential poems in the English language. Do you have an albatross around your neck?

Describes what an atom is, how energy is released from certain kinds of atoms, the potential uses of atomic energy in medicine and agriculture, and the byproducts of nuclear fission.

Color is science! Examines the nature of color, showing viewers what it is and how it is produced. This well made film explains the unique, scientific behavior of light and color. Proves through experiments that colors of an objects depend on both the physics of the objects in their environment and the characteristics of the perceiving eye. 1988

This film examines the period in history initiated by the first use of the atomic bomb and characterized by atomic energy as a military, political, and industrial factor. Also explores early discoveries related to atomic structure.

Many years before the first English settlement, millions of people were already living in America - Native Americans. Learn all about the different Indian tribes in early America from this well made documentary film.

Part 2 of a look at different interpretations of what it means for Jews to be the Chosen People. Questions about Judaism are answered in depth throughout this well made film

A look at different interpretations of what it means for Jews to be the Chosen People. Questions about Judaism are answered in depth throughout this well made film

The Green Revolution refers to the research and development of high-yielding grains, improvement of irrigation, modernization of farming, and distribution of seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides.

Focuses on Jean Perrin's cathode ray tube experiments and charged particles, J.J. Thomson's experiment and Robert Millikan's oil drop experiment - all dealing with charged particles. Excellent film!

Setting up and solving equations and inequalities is one of the hardest things for algebra students to do. This film does a great job explaining how variables, constants, and algebraic sentences are arranged to solve real problems.

An introduction to electromagnetic energy. This film explains magnetic fields, frequency and the electromagnetic spectrum: radio waves, infrared, ultraviolet, ex-rays, and gamma rays etc. Easy to understand animation.

"Fire Mountain" shows a record eruption of Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii when the fountain height exceeded 1800 feet. The lava cascade was more than twice the height of Niagara Falls.

This film examines the medieval mind understood the world. Explains how the Medieval Period was a "Book written by God", and how the cathedrals, churches and religion of the Middle Ages ruled the mind. Excellent film.

This film examines Mesa Verde National Park - home to numerous ruins of villages built by the Ancient Pueblo people, sometimes called the Anasazi or stone age Americans.

This film is an awesome comparison of contemporary artists including Renoir, Seurat, Picasso and many others. See why art from this period fit into three main categories: sensual, intellectual, or emotional.

1492 is a significant year in the understanding of world history. This 54 minute 2 part film examines all of the events that led up to Christopher Columbus's discovery of the new world - America.