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Frank Wells

British writer and filmmaker (1902–1982)

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 45 films (1949–1954) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 19 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲ Title CreatorLengthFormatColorSound
1949 Digestion: Muscular and mechanical movement
1949 Introduction to map projection 2 reels 16mm Sound
1950 Boxing for boys: attack, defence and ringcraft
1950 Digestion, part 1 [mechanical] Winifred Cullis Gaumont-British Instructional Ltd. Beryl Denman Lacey Frank Wells Louis Dahl
1950 Digestion, part 2 [chemical] Winifred Cullis Gaumont-British Instructional Films Beryl Denman Lacey Frank Wells Louis Dahl
1950 Focus on France
1950 Growth of London
1950 How Television Works ▶ Viewtech Film & Video 1 reel 16mm sound
1950 Lenses ENGLAND 22 16mm B&W sound
1950 Lenses United World Films inc.
1950 Lenses
1950 Lenses
1950 Lenses
1950 Seasonal changes in the temperate regions
1950 Sound waves
1950 Sound Waves Bray 11 min 16mm B&W Silent
1950 The Earth and its movement around the sun
1950 The Human skeleton. Part 1. Structure and joints
1950 The Human skeleton. Part 2. Muscles, movement and posture
1950 The Human skeleton. Part 3. Muscles, movements and pressure
1950 The Wordsworth country 16mm Sound
1950 Wind and pressure on the surface of the Earth
1951 Great winds general principles
1951 Internal Respiration ENGLAND 16mm sound
1951 Internal respiration
1951 Introducing the map
1951 Musical notes
1951 Singapore: a study of a port
1951 Sound Waves Universal Educational & Visual Arts 16 16mm B&W sound
1952 How we begin
1952 Organisation of the body
1952 The Nitrogen Cycle ENGLAND 16mm sound
1953 Focus on fat
1953 Focus on India
1953 Focus on leisure
1953 Focus on Pakistan
1953 Focus on shipping
1953 Focus on the Nile
1953 The British monarchy
1953 The Nitrogen cycle
1953 The Queen's Navy
1954 Focus on flying boats
1954 Focus on oil
1954 Great Britain: Its geographical position
1954 THE BRITISH MONARCHY ▶