Short films about motorcycles and the people who ride them. Films include – Not So Easy (featuring Peter Fonda and Evel Knievel), Vicious Cycles, Popsicle, Motorcycle Safety and Courtesy in Traffic and Beginning Motorcycle Rider Course: Unit 2 (Motorcycle Instrumentation).
Have over 22,000 films. Will travel. For more than a decade, we’ve been rescuing old 16mm school films from dumpsters and obscurity and showing them to folks like you.
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From The ArchivePacking a Suitcase (ca. 1950s)
Shell Oil’s women’s travel consultant gives us some handy tips for packing a week’s worth of clothing in a single overnight bag. This film is available on the The Modern Housewife DVD-R From The ArchiveLunchroom Etiquette (Sandler, 1969)
Follows the activities of a ten-year-old boy, Ricky, during a morning at school and during a typical lunch period. Explains basic lunchroom etiquette, including washing the hands before eating, holding the noise to a reasonable level and disposing of the wrappers and cartons. This film is available on Cafeteria Capers DVD-R |
From The ArchiveLazy American Worker
From The ArchiveSay Uncle… Smiley!!!
From The ArchiveOops!
From The ArchiveAtomic Age Classics Vol 4 : Venereal Disease and You DVD
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A look back to when our culture began to question the quality of American workmanship and what we tried to do to fix it. Films include – Pride on Parade, What’s It’s All About, Workmanship Myth, Case of the Missing Magnets and more!
A compilation of 1970s ecologically-themed school films featuring Uncle Smiley – a clumsy, heavy guy with a heart of gold. Films include – Uncle Smiley Goes Recycling, Uncle Smiley Follows the Four Seasons, Uncle Smiley Goes Up the River, Uncle Smiley Goes Camping, Uncle Smiley Goes To The Beach, Uncle Smiley Goes Planting and Uncle Smiley and the Junkyard Playground.
A spectacle of carelessness, clumsiness and injury. And yes, it is
Out of the many genres in the AV Geeks Educational Film Archive, venereal disease films are one of the most popular, simply because they provide a revealing glimpse into the secret history of sex in the United States. During the first half of the twentieth century, society was conservative in regards to sexuality, but only on the surface. VD films tell quite a different story – one of a nation struggling with epidemic levels of syphilis and gonorrhea being spread by rampant premarital sex. In the days before penicillin, Americans infected with VD required several months of treatment with ominous substances like arsenic and health officials were faced with the challenge of educating a naive public about the dangers of VD without breaking decency laws. Films include: With These Weapons, Health is a Victory, A Message to Women and Story of D.E. 733 (aka USS VD: Ship of Shame) .