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DISCUSSES SOME WAYS IN WHICH EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES CAN CONTRIBUTE TO TEACHING. FILM CLIPS ILLUSTRATE VALUE IN PORTRAYING PHENOMENA INVISIBLE TO HUMAN EYE, AS WELL AS IN SHOWING SCENES OF HISTORICAL EVENTS., Presents a discussion by Maurice, president of Encyclopedia Britannica Films, on the contributions of motion pictures to education and illustrates examples by use of film clips from selected EBF productions. Covers the use of slow-motion and time-lapse photography, cinephotomacrography and cinephotomicrography, and photography of subjects too large or too far away to be directly observed. Demonstrates the use of motion pictures to record recreations of history and things too dangerous to observe in actuality.
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Presents a discussion by Maurice, president of Encyclopedia Britannica Films, on the contributions of motion pictures to education and illustrates examples by use of film clips from selected EBF productions. Covers the use of slow-motion and time-lapse photography, cinephotomacrography and cinephotomicrography, and photography of subjects too large or too far away to be directly observed. Demonstrates the use of motion pictures to record recreations of history and things too dangerous to observe in actuality.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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