Here’s Where You Come In.

Wilding Picture Productions created this sponsored film for a division of the United Aircraft Corporation, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. This is an orientation film for the division's new employees. The narrator describes multiple aspects of the employment process including the initial employment request, employee application, interview, and physical capacity test. The film further explains the company’s culture and community once the employees are hired. The Pratt and Whitney Aircraft community includes its own social club, school system, fire department, hospital, credit union, and guard force. Throughout the film, real Pratt and Whitney employees are seen in various settings from working in warehouse and office buildings to enjoying the perks of the social club sports teams. The film explains how once hired, employees become part of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft team, where everyone works together.

Credits

Edward M. Grabill (director); Wilding Picture Productions (production company); Samuel Beall (contributor); William Lueders (contributor); James Dickert (sound); John Cook (editor); Robert Carlson (contributor)

Copyright

Complete catalog record
HERE’S WHERE YOU COME IN. United Aircraft Corp., 1952. Produced by Wilding Picture Productions. 40 min., sd., color, 16mm. © United Aircraft Corp.; 23Oct52; MP2932.

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  10. Big Idea 1951
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  12. Design for Learning 1952
  13. Fire Magic 1952
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  15. Deep Roots. 1953
  16. Glamour Queen. 1953
  17. Bright New World. 1954
  18. Midstates Quartet 1954
  19. The Bill Snyder Show. 1954
  20. Broad Land, Narrow Water. 1956
  21. The View From The Mountain 1958
  22. THE SYSTEM 1960
  23. It Happened Tomorrow 1961

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, catalog record, copyright
  2. Chicago Film Archives · record ↗ — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, genre, description, credits, catalog record