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similar phenomena provide experiences not available to students except in actual laboratory experiments.
In the cause of educational films, cameramen have spent uncounted days waiting around to shoot a scene at the exact moment when a butterfly breaks out of its cocoon or a snake sheds its skin. They have shown unusual ingenuity figuring out just how to shoot extreme close-ups of a bee crawling down into a flower. They have sweated it out in desert sands and frozen stiff in arctic snows to bring back vivid and authentic pictures of life in these difficult environments. In doing these things they have brought to the classroom a wealth of observation and experiences that students could never have enjoyed without the aid of motion pictures.
Producing effective educational films calls for careful and imaginative planning. Recently, to do a film on the life of Shakespeare, we enlisted the services of a producer who went all the way to Stratford on Avon to shoot it. To make a series of films on life in medieval Europe, we sent a pro
ducer to France to photograph the scenes in actual settings with the conviction that this was the only way to make these films truly representative. We recruited a noted French authority to assist the production unit during shooting. We raided museums for authentic medieval furnishings, weapons, and utensils and carried them many miles to the suitable settings in medieval castles. These were both ambitious undertakings, but they gave us films that are rich in their accurate disclosure of details of life in a distant historical epoch.
All this makes for education in its finest sense. It brings a rich store of knowledge to the classroom — a kind of experience that is perhaps not as good as seeing the real thing but in some ways is better tlian the real thing for teaching purposes because it is experience selected and interpreted by men of wisdom. If, as Dr. Thompson feels, the "teaching of misinformation by as powerful and graphic a means as a film is a very dangerous procedure," he must also recognize that this is one of the most powerful means of teaching the truth.
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