Crystallization

Duration: 0:11:00

Genre: Educational | Nature

Year Published: 1975

Creator: Churchill Films: Distributor | Indiana University Audio-Visual Center: Distributor

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Uses microphotography and polarized lighting to show crystals as they form, grow into regular repeating geometrical patterns, and finally dissolve to reform the liquid from which they came. Utilizes music and sound effects to lend emphasis to the continually transforming patterns of color and shape., Uses microphotography and polarized lighting to show crystals as they form, grow into regular repeating geometrical patterns, and finally dissolve to reform the liquid from which they came. Utilizes music and sound effects to lend emphasis to the continually transforming patterns of color and shape., Uses photomicroscopy and polarized light in order to reveal the growth of crystals and their disintegration into common liquids. No narration., Uses photomicroscopy and polarized light in order to reveal the growth of crystals and their disintegration into common liquids. Vibrant colors and varied forms resemble abstract art in motion. A film without narration. , Uses photomicroscopy and polarized light in order to reveal the growth of crystals and their disintegration into common liquids. No narration., Uses photomicroscopy and polarized light in order to reveal the growth of crystals and their disintegration into common liquids. Vibrant colors and varied forms resemble abstract art in motion. A film without narration.

Complete Record: , Uses microphotography and polarized lighting to show crystals as they form, grow into regular repeating geometrical patterns, and finally dissolve to reform the liquid from which they came. Utilizes music and sound effects to lend emphasis to the continually transforming patterns of color and shape., , Uses photomicroscopy and polarized light in order to reveal the growth of crystals and their disintegration into common liquids. Vibrant colors and varied forms resemble abstract art in motion. A film without narration. , , Uses photomicroscopy and polarized light in order to reveal the growth of crystals and their disintegration into common liquids. Vibrant colors and varied forms resemble abstract art in motion. A film without narration. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


3 users have this film:
Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive, New York Public Library, Visual Studies Workshop


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