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Storybook Salzburg

Date produced: 1966

Description:

"A rather thorough glimpse of the little town of Salzburg, Austria, is given to us in this well constructed little film. We find music, distinctive dress, churches, parks, and people. The narrator and the sound track go a long way towards amplifying the mood that is created by the visuals" PSA Journal, Sept. 1966, 36.


Gold

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

Morris H. Aldersmith

Description:

"Gold for the excellent trick work in its dream sequence in which a young boy imagines, in a neatly feathered "balloon" above his head, the adventures he is about to have in the forest" PSA Journal, Sept. 1966, 36.


Beasts Shall Inherit the Earth, The

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

Charles Adair

Description:

"The Beasts Shall Inherit the Earth for the excellently made props in the form of creatures that appear in the film from time to time to drive out the populace and take over for themselves. Many times these props look genuinely alive" PSA Journal, Sept. 1966, 36.


Busk’n

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

Beverley Wood

Julian Gibson

Description:

"Busk'n [was awarded] for its very excellent black-and-white photography" PSA Journal, Sept. 1966, 36.


Language of the Bee

Date produced: 1966

Description:

"Dr. Karl von Frisch performs some of the experiments which led to his discovery of the language of the bees. Explains the system by which bees communicate information about direction and distance. Emphasizes the importance of curiosity in scientific research." via WorldCat


Simple Case, A

Date produced: 1966


Androcles and the Lion

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

William Peterson


Life Cycle of the Monarch

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

Kenneth Middleham


One Day

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

John J. Hennessy


War of the Ants

Date produced: 1966

Filmmaker(s):

H. Braig

Description:

"War of the Ants is a deft piece of animation against elaborate stage settings and masterful props. No scale tells us how big the ants are, but their movements and actions are superb. The story has a similarity to human warfare in its satirical approach" PSA Journal, Aug. 1967, 36.


Total Pages: 299