You’ve read them aloud at AV Geeks shows, now here’s a chance to read them aloud at home. Great for parties. Bundled with the amazing 212-page book “Change Your Underwear Twice A Week.” (a book that we should’ve written). Filmstrips include – What Troubles the Troublemaker, Popularity Parade, Family Fun and more!
$20 for the book and DVD-R (the book alone retails for $19!)
For just the DVD-R.
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 ArchiveHidden Grievance (1959)
Perhaps that Cajun-sounding employee has a bigger problem than what he keeps griping about and now the union is involved. What a mess! What is a foreman supposed to do? This film is available on the Educational Archive Volume Four : On The Job DVD From The ArchiveExplosives – Tool for Progress (ca 1970s)Demonstrates the essentiality of explosives to the nation’s life. Illustrates how our daily living is touched by explosives constructively, efficiently, economically and safely. This film is available on the BOOM! DVD |
From The ArchiveTesty, Testy
From The ArchiveWhen Computers Were Young
From The ArchiveAtomic Beach Blast Bingo
From The ArchiveDag, That’s Cold!
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A DVD for a test-obsessed nation including films meant for specific niche groups – TV engineers. Films include: You Bet Your Life, The Handtrap Test, SMPTE Color Tv Test Film #2, Your Study Skills – Taking Tests, Giving The Rorschach Test – Klopfer Method, the classic, Comparative Tests on a Human and a Chimpanzee Infant of Approximately the Same Age
Films that explain the wonders (and potential pitfalls) of this new machine called the computer. Films include: Thinking Machines, Basic Computer Terms, Ethics in the Computer Age and Hackers 
All about THE BOMB and how to survive an attack.
Let’s face it, August was brutally hot and the AV Geeks spend most of their time holed up in a dark dank basement watching films. To counteract the sticky humidity of Houston, we presented a show of films about living in cold weather. Films include Play In The Snow, How to drive on snow and ice, Surviving The Cold, White Wilderness – Lemmings, Cipher In the Snow and How to build an igloo, and more!
March 2nd, 2009 - 1:08 pm
If you only buy one DVD from Skip, this is the one to get!