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CATALOGUE OF MOI & COI FILMS-6th SUPPLEMENT
(January 1st — December 31st, 1946) FILMS MADE BY THE MOI & COI
A General Films
B Trailers
C Colonial Film Unit
1. Monthly release films underlined
2. Names of people in brackets do not appear on credit titles.
T —Mainly Theatrical Distribution NT = Mainly Non-Theatrical Distribution I = For Specialized or Selected Audiences ( K > Primaril) foi Overseas Distribution OOO i >vei lea I ' ti ibutii in Only
The abbreviation 'O' for 'Despatched Overseas' has been omitted, since
almost all MOI films are exported. Length is recorded in feet of 35 mm. gauge.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS— NUMBER OF FILMS PRODUCED BY THE MOI AND COI
CATEGORY
1940a
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
I « > 1 \1
Five Minute
20
37
29
—
—
—
86
Fifteen Minute
—
—
1
12
12
12
—
37
Monthly Release
—
—
—
—
—
—
13
1 I
General 'T' Distribution
14
5
7
8
5
8
14
61
General N I Distribution
23
7
35
21
28
39
26
179
Specialized or Selected Audiences
6
12
24
27
13
12
33l
127
Mainly Overseas
—
—
12
7
6
2
4
31
VV'hollv Overseas
3
10
18
39
15
6
1
94
Trailers
8
15
34
46
51
37HJK
37m
228
Total
74
86
160
160
130
116
130
856
Colonial Film Unit
8
10
16b
30c
36
30fg
19
149
Acquired 5 and 15-Minute Films
2
10
17
Id
Id
31
a Includes 2 films for T release delivered in 1939. G
B Includes 4 16 mm. productions. H
c Includes 12 Empire at War productions. j
D 15-minute films. k
e Excludes 3 re-issues, includes 3 issues in Scotland only and 3 in England and Wales l
only. m
F Includes 5 16 mm. productions.
Includes 9 'Empire at War' compilations.
Re-issue.
3 Issued in Scotland only.
Not issued.
Includes 1 film on 16 mm. Kodachrome only.
Includes 4 re-issues.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS— FOOTAGE OF FILMS PRODUCED BY THE MOI AND COI
CATEGORY
1940s
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
TOTAL
Five Minute
Fifteen Minute
Monthly Release
General 'T' Distribution
General N.T. Distribution
Specialized or Selected Audiences
Mainlt Overseas
Wholly Overseas
Trailers
13,791
16,673
23,545
4,109
3,100 1,600
25,113
9.228 7,809 10,280
11,093 3,000b
20,141 1,316
22/. In
41.457 30,552 16,383 22,944 4,250
15,216
33,833 24.010 38,568 15,081 43,115 5,750c
16,041
17,524 39,527 18,713
5,908 17,307
5,500cg
14,832
31,165 55,216 17.850 6.179 8,413 4,625
12,622 30,478 32,618 54.245P
17.672 3,706 3,330mn
59.045 47,405 12.622 161,407 224.308 171.317 61.223 109.678 28,055
TOTAL
62,818
66,604
159,519
175,613
120,565
138.280HJK
154,671
878,070
Colonial Film Unit
11,919
7,836
13.600D
13.198E
17,844
33.107L
20,569o
118,073
Acquired 5 and 15-Minute Films
1,135
6,657
11,353
1.312F
887
21,344
Includes 3,130 feet of T releases dclisered in 1939.
Average length 200 feet.
Average length 125 feet.
16 mm. productions calculated at equivalent 35 mm. footage.
Includes 12 'Empire at War' compilations.
Monthly release.
Excludes 3 re-issues and includes 3 issues in Scotland only, and 3 issues in England
and Wales only.
H Re-issued November 19th.
j 3 issued in Scotland only.
K Not yet issued.
L Includes 9 'British Empire at War' compilations.
M Average length 90 feet.
n Includes 360 feet re-issues.
o Includes 2,425 feet of 16 mm. silent.
p Includes 1 film made on 16 mm. Kodachrome.
TITLE
DISTRIBUTION
PRODUCII>>\ UNIT
PRODUCER DIRECTOR
RELEASE DATE LENGTH T NT feet
REMARK^
After Six O'clock As Others See Us Australians in London, The Beginning of Histors . The
Big Four, The Birds ol the Village
Bridge. The
BDW (Diseases in Poultry)
Britain Can Make It Series BCMI No. (>
lit Ml No. 2 B( Ml No. 3 BCMI No. 4
B( MI No. 5
IK Ml No. II B( Ml No. _
BCMI No. 8
IK MI No. 9
BCMI No. 10
T I OOO
I
NT
NT
I
Nl NT NT NT
NT
Nl
NT NT NT
Grecnpark Mcalin Films Crown Crown
Larkins
Films of Gt. Britain
DATA
Films of Gt. Britain
Films of Fact
Films of Fact
Films of Fact
Films of Fact
Films of Fact
Films of Fact Films of Fact
Films of Fact
I ilms of Fact
Films of Fact
Humphrey Swingler R. MacDougall
Ralph Kcene
M. Hankinson
Alexander Shaw Colin Dean
Basil Wright Graham Wallace
(Associate:
Edgar Anstev) W. Larkin
Andrew BuchananAndrew Buchanan
(Associate: Fdgar Anstey)
Donald J. D. Chambers —
Alexander Andrew UuchananAndrewBuchanan —
(Associate:
Edgar Anstey)
Jack Holmes
Paul Rotha
Paul Rotha
J. B. Holmes
J. B. Holmes
J. B Holmes Jack Holmes
I ick Holmes
Jack Holmes
J let Holmes
16,1246 —
16 9 46
29,10 46
3 7 46 28 8 46
4 10 46
Not yet
fixed
3 7 46
957 1,126 1,038 4,289
S57 1,659
3,500 1.529
913
2S 2 46
943
880
930
921
26 | | 46
917
27 8 46
936
23 10 46
Shortened version of Good Neighbours, monthly release for December. Training film for rreasur) on how t.. interview the casual caller. Special record of the Australian contingent's part in the Victor) Parade. The story of British life and agriculture from the earliest days up to the Roman invasion. Made for Ministry ofl ducation. rtoon film made for the Ministry of Food.
Made t.>r the Ministry of Agriculture to show that most small birds ar, t ' i l. farmer. Bird photography I losking.
A story of reconstruction in i slavia. Made tor Ministry of Agriculture and
I isheries. A film for farmers.
A monthly film primarily made for distribution in factories I sually containing three items.
Contains: (1) Change over airfield into farm eruleas the Crick
Will. II s iwg.l
'lonal Radar
( on tains: I I I Works I Bath
rooms oil the licit: i ))Manne Contain-.: ( I ) Muminium Hoi
sign m Industry ; (3) Canadian Round I p
...ion. in Hostels ...
II \ K 1 ' .
i I i Ordnance Sir
I I i Mabletl '< gam;
H .,.« With Interest ■ lecns and I i Egg Packing
. D
J.ard.
ill I oldinj
t, I'D I Pi 'blcm