Documentary Reel

Duration: 1600

Year Published: 1930

Complete Record: 1. What The Forest Means to You. Designed to set forth the the dependence of mankind upon the forest, and the evils that follow in the wake of total destruction of forest cover. Made with special reference to the Ozark region, but of general interest and application. Includes shots of nature and of mankind using and manufacturing it. Produced by the US Dept of Agriculture. B&W 1930s. 2. Measurement of The Muller-Lyer Illusion. Looks at the phenomenon of the brain assuming that a line with an open end looks longer. B&W 3. Collage, an experimental art education film presented by Instructional Material Center and Chico State College. Shows young children compiling collages made from colored paper and glue. Color. 4. Gardens of England. A Spectator Production. Shows grandiose shots of English architecture and flowers. Mazes, trees, and paths are shown. Color. 5. Johnson Hunt Productions. Introduction to Fractions 1947. Color. Uses tools and food to represent fractions.


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