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A Far off world
A love story set on another planet. A girl finds herself in doubt about a relationship…
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1975 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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An Old man's tear
A young orphan girl is obsessed by a story in an old book.
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1970 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Between the old and the new
Provides look at the initial accommodation and other services available to migrants on their arrival in…
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1973 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Careers in building
A vocational guidance film on the building industry. Shows the erection of a tall city office…
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1965 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Careers in science and technology
Episode of Series “The Way to Tomorrow”. Explains the scope of employment in scientific and technical…
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1967 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Emergency at Wallaby Creek
…and shuts down the town water supply to prevent poisoning. Cinematographer/Director of Photography: Bruce McNaughton
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Joyful and triumphant
…Photography by Bruce McNaughton.
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1965 |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Magic fibre
Wool from the sheep’s back to the finished market product. Shows shearing, sorting, testing, classifying…
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1980 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Sheet metal in industry
Sheet metal work in Australia, showing manufacture of varied articles including domestic hardware, surgical instruments, refrigerator…
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1966 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Ski Australia
…Photographed by Bruce McNaughton.
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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The Daydreamer
…Made by Michael Martin, assisted by Garry Martin, Bruce McNaughton and Doug Hobbs.
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1966 |
Jules Bass |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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World of commerce
Episode of Series “The Way to Tomorrow”. Illustrates the range of occupations in the busy world…
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1966 |
Bruce McNaughton |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |