Birth of a Brain

Duration: 35

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1982

Creator: Guigoz

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Shows, through use of microphotography and computerized scanning instruments, the development of the brain beginning with the brain's "birth" in the embryo, 20 days after conception, and continuing through the first year of life. Shows, through intrauterine photography, how the brain develops in the embryo. Shows a live birth sequence and follows the development of the newborn in relation to the infant's brain development. Stresses that a child must be stimulated by the environment in order for a brain to develop properly., Illustrates the genetic origins and development of the brain and the corresponding behavioral manifestations. Features microphotography, computer graphics and a birth sequence.

Complete Record: Shows, through use of microphotography and computerized scanning instruments, the development of the brain beginning with the brain's "birth" in the embryo, 20 days after conception, and continuing through the first year of life. Shows, through intrauterine photography, how the brain develops in the embryo. Shows a live birth sequence and follows the development of the newborn in relation to the infant's brain development. Stresses that a child must be stimulated by the environment in order for a brain to develop properly., This film illustrates the genetic origins and development of the brain and the corresponding behavioral manifestations. The film follows the physiological progress of a human fetus from prenatal development through birth to the age of eight months. A compelling birth sequence, computer graphics, and other visual effects enhance the film's impact. The unique aspect of this film unfolds as it correlates physiological changes to corresponding behaviors. The essence of human development is best conveyed via this bi-level approach., Illustrates the genetic origins and development of the brain and the corresponding behavioral manifestations. Features microphotography, computer graphics and a birth sequence.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.