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1949 EDITION 741-744 WILLIAM GROPPER AT WORK. Katz 1938 14min si (Artists at work) $25, rent $2 741 sh-c-ad "Permits audiences to peer over the slioulder of one of America's finest artists while he draws a social cartoon. Following each Btep of the work from preliminary sketch to completed drawing reveals most convincingly the methods by which dramatic force and moving characterization are obtained in graphic art. "It Is a film of lasting value to all students of art and art appreciation." San Francisco museum of art "Very good for showing technique and method of working first one spot and then another." Collaborator 744 Mechanical drawing ACCORDING TO PLAN: INTRODUCTION TO ♦ ENGINEERING DRAWING. McGraw 1947 9min sd (Engineering drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide The aim of this film is to help the beginning student get started on the right track in his thinking about engineering drawing. It tackles this objective partly thru an emotional appeal based on the combined stimulation of motion, sight and sounds, and partly on the development of one simple theme — modern production requires that many people work together on a single project. To do this they need a language, a means of communication so that their work can be coordinated. This language is engineering drawing AUXILIARY VIEWS: PART I. McGraw 1947 ♦ lOmin sd (Mechanical drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide Begins by showing that the three principal views do not represent the true surfaces of an object that has one or more slanting faces. This condition is shown to require pro Jection of the slanting surface on a plane which s parallel to it and is not one of the principal planes. Thus auxiliary projection is explained and defined Correlated fllmstrlp of the same title Is listed In the 194b Annual Fllmstrlp Guide AUXILIARY VIEWS: PART II. McGraw 1947 ♦ lOmIn sd (Mechanical drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide Starts with a review of the principles of auxiliary views treated In Part I. Next follows a detailed description of the three types of single auxiliaries — auxiliary elevations, right and left auxiliaries, and front and rear auxiliaries. To point up this description a number of familiar household articles are shown having slanting faces that require auxiliary views for complete representation Correlated filmstrip of the same title Is listed In the 1948 Annual Filmstrip Guide AUXILIARY VIEWS: DOUBLE AUXILIARIES. ♦ McGraw 1947 15min sd (Engineering drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide Begins with a quick review of orthographic projection on three principal planes and on auxiliary planes, then points out that a new condition is introduced if the object to be drawn has a slanting face that is not perpendicular to any of the principal planes. The film shows why a single auxiliary view does not give an accurate picture of an oblique face. The theory of the double auxiliary or oblique view is then described in detail, using the visualization effects of combined animated drawings and animated models Correlated filmstrip of the same title Is listed In the 1948 Annual Fllmstrlp Guide AUXILIARY VIEWS: SINGLE AUXILIARIES. * McGraw 1947 20min sd (Engineering drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide Begins with a brief review of the principles of orthographic projection and goes on to show that the three views obtained by projection on the three principal planes do not represent the true shape of some surfaces of an object that has one or more slanting faces. This condition is shown to require projection of the slanting surface on a plane which is parallel to it and is not one of the principal planes. Thus auxiliary projection is explained and defined Correlated filmstrip of the same title Is listed In the 1948 Annual Filmstrip Guide DRAFTING TIPS. PaStCol 1943 28min sd $90, rent $2.50 744 sh-c-tr-ad Pt. I: Instruction Is given In the use and care of drafting equipment, with proper emphasis on the three essentials — cleanliness, accuracy and orderliness Pt. II: Contains Instruction on proper sheet layout and the use of an alphabet of lines; depicts the best procedure in developing a drawing from beginning to end THE DRAFTSMAN. Mahnke 1942 llmin sd (Your life work) $50 744 Jh-sh Guide Produced by Vocational Guidance Films Presents the graphic language of lines and symbols of the draftsman. The steps necessary in the preparation of plans for a building are presented. Shows the various kinds of drafting used, from free hand sketches to detailed finished drawings, each phase of the development being handled by men trained for particular types of detail work Heating, plumbing, wiring, air conditioning, landscaping all require the services of draftsmen. Machine, tool, automotive and aviation construction, are all based on the work of a draftsman. Indicates the multitude of Jobs for draftsmen in Industry "Sound excellent. Good diagrammatic drawings. Material well organized and presented. Valuable In classes of vocational guidance." California INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICAL DRAWING. Rev. ed. Cocking 1940 20min si $30, rent $2 744 Jh-sh-c Revision of a film first produced In 1932 Mechanical drawing is here presented clearly and practically for the beginner. The necessary materials are lined up and the correct methods of procedure demonstrated. Drawings are actually made of articles requiring one, two and three views LANGUAGE OF DRAWING. McGraw 1947 ♦ lOmin sd (Mechanical drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide Attempts to provide a sensible and acceptable answer to the question, "Why study mechanical drawing?" and to stimulate the beginning student's interest in the subject. Thru glimpses of many jobs in factories, shipyards, laboratories and shops the student sees that in modern production many people must work together and that their work must be successfully coordinated. But before each person can find out exactly what he is supposed to do, or give instruction to others, it is demonstrated that all must know something about mechanical drawing, the common language of the building world ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION. McGraw 1947 * 17min sd (Engineering drawing text-film ser) apply 744 sh-c-tr Guide By unique combination of animated diagrams and animated photography of specially prepared models, this film attains three dimen 539