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The Filmstrip Guy
Добавлен 24 ноя 2016
Welcome. In my younger days as a grade school student, I was in charge of the audio-visual materials at my school. Ever since then, I've been interested in filmstrips, and over the years I've collected many of them, both silent and sound. I decided to create this channel to share some of them with you the viewer. The process of sharing here includes digitally scanning or photographing the actual film, some of which has begun to deteriorate.
I hope you find these interesting. I do plan to improve my uploading skills as time goes on. Thank you.
I hope you find these interesting. I do plan to improve my uploading skills as time goes on. Thank you.
Filmstrip - We All Have Special Skills, Charlie Brown - 1979 - Peanuts Gang featuring Dolores
This filmstrip is Unit 5 of 12 in Charlie Brown's Career Education Program for Primary Grades K - 3. (There is also an Intermediate Series for Grades 4-8). The program was distributed by Random House School Divison.
From the Discussion Guide: "Unit 5 Concept: Everybody has a contribution to make in the world of work. The diversity of our population contributes to our society's strength. Every individual within the society has some skill that is required in order for the society to function. Any skill that one can name may be used to help others and contribute to the improvement of society. The knowledge that every person has some special skill to contribute to society can be a source of s...
From the Discussion Guide: "Unit 5 Concept: Everybody has a contribution to make in the world of work. The diversity of our population contributes to our society's strength. Every individual within the society has some skill that is required in order for the society to function. Any skill that one can name may be used to help others and contribute to the improvement of society. The knowledge that every person has some special skill to contribute to society can be a source of s...
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Ford Motor Company Filmstrip - 1940 - Mercury Meets His Namesake - Part 2 of 2 - Rare
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.Месяц назад
From a 1940 Ford Motor Company kit, this is Part 2 of a filmstrip (or "slidefilm") produced for dealers and salesmen entitled "Mercury Meets His Namesake". It compares the 1940 Mercury 8 to other automobiles in the same class at the time, including a Pontiac and a Buick. It is a blend of live-action photography and cartoon-style artistry. At $1,272, the convertible sedan was the most costly Mer...
Ford Motor Company Filmstrip - 1940 - Mercury Meets His Namesake - Part 1 of 2 - Rare
Просмотров 834Месяц назад
From a 1940 Ford Motor Company kit, this is Part 1 of a filmstrip produced for dealers and salesmen entitled "Mercury Meets His Namesake". It compares the 1940 Mercury 8 to other automobiles in the same class at the time, including a Pontiac and a Buick. It is a blend of live-action photography and cartoon-style artistry. This presentation is uploaded for historical and archival purposes. "Look...
Filmstrip - Free to Choose - 1969 - Health And Social Problems - Cathedral Filmstrips
Просмотров 692 месяца назад
This is the fifth and last filmstrip in a 1969 set produced by Cathedral Films entitled "Health and Social Problems". From the study guide: "It is time for an honest and helpful presentation of these same problems to our entire church family, youth and adults. Frank and open dialogue must follow. To assist discussion leaders, each of the first four strips has a guide for presenting the physical...
Filmstrip - Gift of the Morning - Morning Has Broken - Cat Stevens - 1973 - Scholastic Magazines
Просмотров 1432 месяца назад
If, for some reason, I am unable to share any more filmstrips, I would be very happy to end my run with this one. I have great memories of watching this when I was in elementary school. A beautiful song, marvelously sung by the beautiful Cat Stevens (now Yusuf). From the Teaching Guide: "This 'Gift of the Morning' sound/filmstrip has a number of unique purposes" but "Its primary goal is to make...
Filmstrip - Suicide - 1969 - Health and Social Problems
Просмотров 823 месяца назад
This is Filmstrip 4 in a 1969 set of filmstrips produced by Cathedral Films entitled "Health and Social Problems". From the 1969 Study Guide: "Almost all persons who complete suicidal acts have left many previous indications of their anxiety and stress in effect, they have cried out often for someone to save them. This filmstrip develops these and related facts about the phenomenon of suicide i...
Filmstrip - Unplanned Parenthood - 1969 - Health and Social Problems - Adoption vs. Abortion
Просмотров 925 месяцев назад
This is Filmstrip 3 in a 1969 set of filmstrips produced by Cathedral Films entitled "Health and Social Problems". From the 1969 Study Guide: "Much is made these days of the 'sexual revolution'. The traditional double standard is under attack, especially by some members of the female population, who seem to be demanding equal sexual rights along with other forms of emancipation. Sexual images a...
Filmstrip - Venereal Disease - 1969 - Syphilis - Gonorrhea - DISCRETION ADVISED - Cathedral Films
Просмотров 1437 месяцев назад
This is Filmstrip 2 in a 1969 set of filmstrips produced by Cathedral Films entitled "Health and Social Problems". Viewer discretion is advised; this filmstrip is not for children. From the Study Guide: "Although one of the most ancient afflictions known to man, syphilis is still running at astonishingly high rates in modern America. The great pox has not been eliminated from the society where ...
Filmstrip - Running Away - 1969 - Health and Social Problems, Filmstrip 1 - Cathedral Films
Просмотров 1348 месяцев назад
This is the first filmstrip in a 1969 set entitled Health and Social Problems by Cathedral Films. From the Study Guide and Script: "Patterns of self-defeating and destructive running away are visible in the 'straight' adult world; alcoholism and divorce are spectacularly frequent examples. The pressures of modern society are great. Urban crowding, depersonalization and the weakening of traditio...
Filmstrip Soundtrack - 1940 - Let's Go To The Banquet - Part 2 - Ford Motor Company Sales
Просмотров 348 месяцев назад
This is Part 2 of the soundtrack for a 1940 Ford Motor Company filmstrip entitled "Let's Go To The Banquet". Most unfortunately, the accompanying filmstrip itself was not found in the canister. Perhaps it disintegrated and was disposed of. It contained cartoons according to the LP's dust jacket. In the soundtrack, Ford auto salesmen are encouraged to do whatever they can to meet their sales quo...
Filmstrip Soundtrack - 1940 - Let's Go To The Banquet Part 1 - Ford Motor Company Sales
Просмотров 908 месяцев назад
Happy New Year everyone. This is Part 1 of the soundtrack for a 1940 Ford Motor Company filmstrip entitled "Let's Go To The Banquet". Most unfortunately, the accompanying filmstrip itself was not found in the canister. Perhaps it disintegrated and was disposed of. It contained cartoons according to the LP's dust jacket. In the soundtrack, Ford auto salesmen are encouraged to do whatever they ca...
Sesame Street - The Cattle Rustlers - Filmstrip - 1976 - Cookie Monster - Cooperation - Jim Henson
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Sesame Street character Cookie Monster is featured in this vintage filmstrip entitled "The Cattle Rustlers" from the Skills For Growing - Learning About Others series. From the Teacher's Guide: "The primary objective of The Cattle Rustlers is to demonstrate the mutual benefits of cooperation and well as the need to compromise. The Cattle Rustlers deals with the following specific points: 1) By ...
Sesame Street - The Cattle Rustlers - Filmstrip - 1976 - PREVIEW CLIP
Просмотров 3228 месяцев назад
Entire filmstrip video premieres Christmas Day 2023.
Filmstrip - The Clean Machine - Marsh Film Enterprises - 1975?
Просмотров 18510 месяцев назад
Perhaps an alternate title could be "The Surprise of Cleanliness". My apologies for the imperfections in the video. This video is presented for historical and archival purposes. “Hey, that old brown shirt is really green!”
Filmstrip - The Emperor's New Clothes - 1974 - Decide a new ending?
Просмотров 171Год назад
In this Troll Associates filmstrip, the classic story of the Emperor is told and the viewer is then asked to provide a new ending. This video is uploaded for archival and historical purposes. Apologies that it is less than pristine. It is difficult to clean inside the projector.
For Safety's Sake - Filmstrip - Safety around natural gas - 1975?
Просмотров 228Год назад
For Safety's Sake - Filmstrip - Safety around natural gas - 1975?
Filmstrip - All About Manners - Filmstrip 1 - 1975 - Custom, Consideration, and Common Sense
Просмотров 215Год назад
Filmstrip - All About Manners - Filmstrip 1 - 1975 - Custom, Consideration, and Common Sense
What You Do About Sex (Behavior) - Filmstrip - 1966 - Sex and Love for Christian Teens
Просмотров 123Год назад
What You Do About Sex (Behavior) - Filmstrip - 1966 - Sex and Love for Christian Teens
The Inspector - Filmstrip - Big Boy Restaurants - 1970?
Просмотров 6732 года назад
The Inspector - Filmstrip - Big Boy Restaurants - 1970?
Kids deal with Marijuana - Filmstrip - 1982
Просмотров 3462 года назад
Kids deal with Marijuana - Filmstrip - 1982
Sesame Street - The Grouch Market - Filmstrip - 1976 - Oscar The Grouch - Caroll Spinney
Просмотров 2 тыс.2 года назад
Sesame Street - The Grouch Market - Filmstrip - 1976 - Oscar The Grouch - Caroll Spinney
Sesame Street 4th of July - Filmstrip - 1976 - Learning About Others - Bert - Ernie - Others
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
Sesame Street 4th of July - Filmstrip - 1976 - Learning About Others - Bert - Ernie - Others
Sesame Street - Going To The Beach - Filmstrip - 1976 - Learning to Use Your Mind - Bert - Ernie
Просмотров 9 тыс.3 года назад
Sesame Street - Going To The Beach - Filmstrip - 1976 - Learning to Use Your Mind - Bert - Ernie
I Can Be... - Filmstrip - 1977 - Girls & Boys - Men & Women - Learning Tree Filmstrips
Просмотров 4513 года назад
I Can Be... - Filmstrip - 1977 - Girls & Boys - Men & Women - Learning Tree Filmstrips
Changes & Problems - Filmstrip - 1977 - Girls & Boys - Men & Women - Learning Tree Filmstrips
Просмотров 3973 года назад
Changes & Problems - Filmstrip - 1977 - Girls & Boys - Men & Women - Learning Tree Filmstrips
Sesame Street - The Monster Scouts - Filmstrip - 1976 - Learning To Solve Problems - Cookie Monster
Просмотров 9 тыс.3 года назад
Sesame Street - The Monster Scouts - Filmstrip - 1976 - Learning To Solve Problems - Cookie Monster
Times Have Changed - Filmstrip - 1977 - Girls & Boys - Men & Women - Learning Tree Filmstrips
Просмотров 3403 года назад
Times Have Changed - Filmstrip - 1977 - Girls & Boys - Men & Women - Learning Tree Filmstrips
The Hostess Cashier - Filmstrip - Big Boy Restaurants - 1972?
Просмотров 6044 года назад
The Hostess Cashier - Filmstrip - Big Boy Restaurants - 1972?
Sesame Street - New Grouch in Town - Filmstrip - 1976 - Leon The Grouch - Jim Henson
Просмотров 5 тыс.4 года назад
Sesame Street - New Grouch in Town - Filmstrip - 1976 - Leon The Grouch - Jim Henson
Sesame Street - A Day At The Zoo - Filmstrip - 1976 - Grover - Oscar The Grouch - Frank Oz
Просмотров 23 тыс.4 года назад
Sesame Street - A Day At The Zoo - Filmstrip - 1976 - Grover - Oscar The Grouch - Frank Oz
That vehicle probably got no better than 13-14 mpg. This film is corporate propaganda intended for car salesmen.
Do you have any of the others? They’re considered lost media
Its best feature is there is no lousy computer that costs a fortune to fix.
And no f-----g sensors and no f-----g catalytic converter to get stolen either!
But flooding engine issues, carburetor leaks, engine rebuild every 50k miles....
My mind is exploding I was just looking for the filmstrips on RUclips a week ago only to conclude that they were lost media, and then, boom, you happened. I don’t know how to thank you..💜💛🤍
You're quite welcome. I'm glad I could share.
my 2004 5.4 f150 with all its engineering gets no better gas mileage???? wtf....
It has worse . Your truck stock claims 14 highway and 12 city although i could only get 12 highway stock. Gen 11 f150s weigh 7200lbs Now after all my mods im getting 26hwy
Your F150 is a truck, the Mercury was a passenger car. Today's trucks are HUGE, and with engines now being nearly race-tuned, they aren't going to get good mileage. Radical engines just don't. MILD engines can get good mileage.
THANK YOU FOR FINDING THIS! I made a Peanuts Iceberg and talked about her in it. This is an AMAZING FIND! Thank you so much!
You're quite welcome. It was indeed. I'm happy to share.
Thank you for uploading this!! Beforehand, we only had a few images of Dolores, since nobody had uploaded these filmstrips (not that I could find, anyway). Getting to properly meet her is such a treat as a big Peanuts fan.
Same!
You're very welcome. :)
0:01 "Focus Focus Focus Focus Focusssss" 😁 And Dolores looks a LOT like Lucy. 🙂
Why does everyone keep thinking that..😅
Wooooooooooooow! Wonderful! I love Peanuts!
Turning the film strip was like being crowned Queen or King! I miss those days!❤
your never late with a mercury 8
Shame that Mercury is no more. Part of it is Ford's own fault. In 1998, they gave the Ford the same roof line as the Mercury, but at a substantially lower price. That killed demand for the Merc.
1:49 To me, It's very interesting and somewhat disappointing in a way that after almost 8 1/2 decades of progress in technology, including the entire atomic and space age so far, we are still seeing so many passenger vehicles getting about 23.76 mpg of gasoline.
That is very good for a full-size car with a V8 engine. Most V8 and Straight 8 cars got only about 14 MPG. In the 70s, most got about 11 - 13 MPG. 6 cyl would get about 16 MPG.
I don't know - I have a 2.7 F150 that makes torque and HP like a '69 396 Chevy and have seen 27mpg highway - From a Pickup truck. We have done some good things, and they last about 3 times as long as my old stuff from previous decades. It's not all bad.
@@dfabeagle718 A tiny engine like that is not capable of making torque RIGHT OFF IDLE, and a turbo-charged engine isn't either, as you have to wait for the turbo to spool up. A SUPERCHARGED engine that small might be able to, but it is unlikely that a blown engine, if used in a truck that is used as a truck, not as a luxury car, will last very long. And a Chevy 396 run on today's synthetic oil will last a LONG time, providing you CHANGE THE OIL AND THE FILTER more than once every 10,000 miles.
@@jamesbosworth4191 How long do you spend at idle? The 2.7 made more torque than the 5.0 by 2750 up to around 4000 if I remember right, 400 foot pounds, but you can check the numbers. Also, spec'd 3.73's for the rear. The 10 speed doesn't hurt either. These things are incredible compared to whatever old school 231 buick you're probably thinking of. Go drive one and you'll figure out why thy use a 3.5 twin turbo for the Raptor instead of the 6.2 v8 they used to use. My 2000 Lightning had a 5.4 with an Eaton blower, and got used like a truck pulling loaded car trailers, 15-17 mpg pulling a loaded trailer. A 5.4 with a blower only made 40ft lb of torque more than my current 2.7 with twin turbos. I love old stuff, but to compare it to modern engines is not fair to it. I've pulled down several 302's from the late 90's, early 2000's that had factory looking cross hatch and in spec ring gap at over 100k. NONE, not one of the old school SBC's I've ever pulled down could say that. Maybe by the last of them, the Vortecs, could. I don't mess with them or LS's , but the LS is also extremely well documented to be an engine capable of both HP and MPG in the same sentence. We're making better engines than we used to.
@@dfabeagle718 You can prattle all you want, but 2750 RPM is not "Off Idle", and no, I wasn't thinking of the 231 Buick V6 either, I was thinking of the Chrysler 331/354/392 HEMI, the Buick 322/364/401 Nail Head. It is simply not possible for a tiny foreign-sized engine to generate the same torque at the same RPM as a large engine, and nothing you say is going to make me like turbos on gasoline engines. Also, nothing and nobody is going to make me buy a car that has to be brought to a shop.
This video is an absolute gem.
Thanks. A very nice find, and in very good condition.
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Any chance you have found the full film strip so we can view the animated version? I'm pretty sure this slideshow is the only version left, but I have to ask in hope.
Hi......I wish you could post the Once Upon A Sound film strips which were Mu the horn blower, the Pipes of Pan, Jubal and the twanging strings and Banglalore and the stump drum..........it would be very much appreciated if this could be possible......thanks!!!
Um Bert........why wouldn't you just turn the record off if Ernie was already asleep? DUH!
of course
Some of my thoughts: 5:04 That art-deco style instrument panel looks very nice, and the two-spoke steering wheel enables a clearer view. 5:40 Push-button start in 1940! :) 9:43 Mercury knows what a jingle is? :)
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As someone who who’s felt the urge at multiple points in my life, please don’t do it. None of us know what our human lives are capable of
I LOVE the photograph at 2:17 🙂
I am not sure, but I think I remember listening to this in 1st or 2nd grade.
I'm surprised there aren't beeps between frames.
A day at the zoo 1954
Me love Sesame Street and Cookie Monster! I also liked how Count von Count was added to this as well.
Hi - I'm trying to track down some filmstrips for a project - can I chat with you about your collection? Can I send you an email?
There is wonder if this was produced was an actual film. The quality of the still is such that you would love to see them in full motion.
Your work in preserving and share these is greatly appreciated. There is something wonderful about being able to now see these filmstrips as an adult. As a kid in school, you knew it was going to be a good day if you got a filmstrip presentation. Yeah, sometimes I dozed off if I wasn't careful! These are a really nice way to close out a busy day. Going back to those school days where your only problems were doing your homework.
This settles it. RUclips has EVERYTHING
To me, Bob looks too old to be "running away" from home. 🙂
Doesn't Susie sound like Lucy from peanuts at the time?
That's a show and tell film
Now filmstrip skills of sesame street is complete
Thank you for watching.
Last filmstrip of Sesame Street
Finally, at last! It's here
Hooray! 🎄
Thank you so much for posting all of these! I was actually hoping that you might be able to help me. I am looking for an old film strip that was shown in elementary schools in the late 60s/early 70s. It was a cartoon with two children who lived in a tree house who are tricked by a witch into letting the ladder of the house down because she is disguised as their father. I have been searching for this for 5 years now in all sorts of forums, and was just wondering if it rang any bells within your archiving. Again thanks so much for posting these!
I actually think I found the name. It was called African folk tales and there were 6 strips and accompanying disks . The one I’m looking for is The Children Who Lived In a Tree. I would give almost anything for a copy.
@@shaylafranks8923 I’m glad you were able to find the name. I don’t remember that one personally. And thank you for the comment. I wish I had more time to work with the strips I currently have, and that my projectors weren’t so finicky. :) Perhaps soon.
@@thefilmstripguy thanks so much for the reply. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. It’s amazing that you dedicate so much time to preserving such lost gems! If you ever come across it , it would literally end my search of a decade. Thanks again!
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These types of filmstrips are so wonderfully prosaic, so cut-and-dried in their presentation. And yet the visuals, the photographed scenes are lively, some even with a bit of humor, but 100% serious when necessary. I'm glad you make these available.
Thanks for bringing back some great childhood memories!
This is Amazing.😃👍
i love this and miss film strips
They couldn't get George O'Hanlon?
George O'Hanlon?!
Hi there! It's really cool to see that you're preserving these filmstrips! You wouldn't happen to be familiar with Random House Educational filmstrips eh?
Hello. I am not familiar with them unfortunately.
This version of the theme was also used for the 1969 pilot episode of the actual show!
Actually there are were 5 pilot episodes of sesame street in 1969
But only 1 pilot episode survived
Starring the voice talent of Wayne Allen as Mickey Mouse.
Nope, this would be Peter Renaday as Mickey. He was the main voice in Records & Toys before Wayne took over fully in 88.
@@inspiredfigmentsarchives oh, sorry.
I've recently found two boxes of slides in my late father-in-law's house. I'm not sure why they were there because they seem USA-centric and I'm in UK. One set was this one, and the other was "Life Takes Living". The slides without audio don't mean much so it was nice to find this video so I could make sense of them. I've also scanned all the slides and the colours are much better than what you have here. Let me know if you want a copy of them and I can share a link to the albums.
Thank you very much. I would like a copy.
@@thefilmstripguy How can I contact you to send them?
Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter J and by the fantastic number 4. Ah ah ah! Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop. Bye bye.