Danger — Women At Work!

Creator: Vision Educational Productions

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: World War II-vintage film on health and occupational safety issues facing women workers; Old-time footage of male workers leaving factory door and dispersing; MS line of women punching in at time clock and entering plant; HA looking down at women walking by on sidewalk; VS women in machine shop; foreman explains dangers of hair, jewelry, high heeled shoes and skirts to woman; dissolves into same woman dressed in sensible, safe gear (pants, hairnet, flats); VS woman's feet stepping on scale; VS CU well-balanced meals; HA very busy urban street corner, people crossing street, bus in traffic; Many great shots of women working in factories, but film wobbles left and right; VS combat; LS covered wagons on road moving upper right to lower left in frame; Antique stock shot of Western pioneer woman firing gun, presumably at Indians; Parade of uniformed WACs; VS women factory workers (better quality than before)


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