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Film Analysis Project While content analysis and accumulation of information regarding films of all kinds is one of the continuing projects of the Film Council of America, this process has recently been accelerated with the undertaking of analysis for potential television use of more than 1,000 films in certain subject-matter fields for the Educational Television and Radio Center established by the Fund for Adult Education. Research into available films, their status as to content, and specific program suggestions for attaining certain educational program objectives constitute the bulk of this activity. General Services 1. Local Film Councils—FCA provides program and other types of assistance and information to groups of community leaders who comprise the membership of local film councils in many cities over the country. These local groups participate in several of FCA's projects. 2. UNESCO Coupon Clearing House—FCA is the agency in the U.S. through which a-v materials and equipment may be purchased with UNESCO coupons. 3. Foreign Film Festivals—All U.S. nontheatrical, nongovern- mental films are submitted to the FCA, which acts as a clearing house for entries to the Edinburgh and Venice International Film Festivals. 4. Information Center—FCA is the point of contact for users of a-v materials throughout the world who are interested in the pro- duction, distribution, and utilization of the 16mm educational mo- tion picture in this country. Foreign visitors are aided in their research and guided to other organizations in the field. For detailed information on any of these projects, please write FCA. PUBLICATIONS: RUSHES—a biweekly newspaper, available free, covering 39 cate- gories of interest in the 16mm motion picture field. Circulation in the thousands. FILM COUNSELOR—a series title for specific books published regularly. Titles available spring, 1954, areSixty Years of 16mm FH m — 1923-1983 and Guide to the Film Services of National Associations. Price, $2.00 each Community Film Use —a booklet containing valuable informa- tion on film utilization in film forums, discussion groups, and ideas on film programing. Price, 30^ How to Obtain and Screen Films for Community Use —a booklet of infinite value to community program planners, containing infor- mation on film procurement, sources of film information, and the steps in planning successful community screenings. Price, 25^ 77