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Evening Gowns, 1950s/Early 1960s Fashion Show
Back to 1954. MSs white woman in severe gray suit with black collar trim and lace-veiled hat, posing in front of blue studio backdrop; she opens the suit jacket to reveal a salmon-colored lining that matches the blouse; wider shot reveals pink television set and a small black handbag that she places on the TV. MSs elegantly-dressed white woman wearing fur stole and blue calf-length dress, walking up front steps of suburban home with monogram metal 'F' on door; she turns & adjusts her luxuriant and grossly unethical fur stole (several takes).
Abortion Clinic & Anti Demonstrators
Caucasian male reporter stands in park in Columbus, Ohio; reports more than a 1000 legal abortions have been performed in the city since Ohio's anti-abortion law was declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Roe v. Wade decision, that there is only one clinic operating in the state, yet more are slated to open. MOS EST shots of abortion clinic. MS reporter interviewing white woman on the issue of abortion; she thinks the state legislation has no place in determining abortion and contraception laws, though would be open to guideline set by the state health department (pro-choice views). MS reporter talking to woman who has her back to camera for anonymity purposes; woman says that it is the woman's decision and the woman's only, that it was her decision to have an abortion; the reporter asks what she would have done with an unwanted child, to which she replies that she wouldn t harm the child, but wouldn't have given it the care it needed and deserved "You can't love and take care of something you don t want, so why have it?".
Abortion Clinic & Anti Demonstrators
MOS. MS group of middle-class Caucasian anti-abortion protesters in picket line outside vacant building in which an abortion clinic is slated to open; pro-life demonstration with protest signs saying "Adoption, Not Abortion" & "Abortion Mill Can Kill Mom" & "Abortion Clinic Opening Here-- Do You Care?"
Abortion Clinic & Anti Demonstrators
MOS. TLS inside auditorium, Caucasian kids and parents in attendance; appears to be a zoning or assembly hearing. MS woman, flanked by her children, holding up collage of pictures of babies. MS assemblywoman-- wearing cat's eye glasses and butterfly collar with polka dot print-- speaking to audience.
Abortion Clinic & Anti Demonstrators
TLS group of Caucasians-- mostly women and out of place children-- marching in quiet demonstration outside medical facility; anti-abortion or pro-life protest. MS protesters with signs reading "Citizen Rights, Let's Fight" & "Please, No Abortion Clinic Here" & "Carpetbaggers Go Home" & "Support Mayor DeJohn-- No Abortion Clinic in Matfield Heights" & "Abortion is Not Healthy for Unborn Children". CU feet of marchers. MS little girl holding sign that says "Abortion is Killing". MS white woman w/ short coif talking to reporter, speaking out against abortion in her neighborhood. MS old man recognizing the local zoning law permitting the opening of an abortion clinic, yet citing the need for proper medical "controls" in a real hospital. MS demonstrators marching in circle on sidewalk; one woman holds sign that reads "Abortion Kills - Choose Life".
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Manufacturing
Adult male welder, wearing face mask, welding behind large piece of metal rotating vertically; sparks flying. Wide view of adult Caucasian men working in production room, standing behind worktables.
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Manufacturing
Workers, wearing long sleeves and gloves, placing mufflers under a machine before placing them back on the conveyor belt. Overview of metal components moving along assembly line.
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Flow Chart
Flow chart shows production process from individual part to finished product. Caucasian hand shows cards reading: “BILL OF MATERIAL, FINISHED PRODUCT”.
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Flow Chart
Trick photography of papers stack up; flow chart in BG.
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Office Work
Caucasian hand distributing materials to proper departments. Adult Caucasian female, wearing red outfit, typing on electronic typewriter; adult Caucasian men and one woman working in BG.
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Records Keeping
Adult Caucasian male hand reaches into file cabinet labeled “Bill of Master Materials”, pulls out paper. Punch cards being sorted; adult Caucasian female hand pulls out a stack of punch cards.
1964 - IBM Introductory Sales Films - Computer File Storage
Computer hard drive tape reels spinning. Example of an early computer with a direct access file; hard disk drive spinning.
A-bomb Tests
Mushroom cloud explosions. Atomic bomb test.
A-bomb Tests
Mushroom cloud explosions. Atomic bomb test.
The Kingpin of Sports
Professional bowler Skee Foremsky bowls. National Women's Collegiate bowler Diane McMullen bowls on lane. Bowling Hall of Famer Joe Joseph bowls on lane
The Kingpin of Sports
CUs facial expressions of Caucasian and African-American people while bowling: surprise, dismay, anguish, shock, delight, frustration, apathy -- more comic than sincere looks. MS older white woman turning around, revealing the word "Coach" on the back of her nylon jacket.
The Kingpin of Sports
Titles.
The Kingpin of Sports
Nice MS of bowling ball rolling down lane, knocking down bins, making a strike; tilt up to Schlitz logo.
Kitchen
Kitchen Overlit shot of Mother, holding a one-year-old child, fiddling with her stove, as her three-year-old son watches.
The Kingpin of Sports
Dissolve to reenactment of caveman inventing the game of bowling: panning LS barren valley, rock faces; funny MS/CUs caveman (wearing a rubber mask) stepping from a cave, fondling a coconut, then bowling down two large animal bones with coconut.
The Kingpin of Sports
DO NOT USE Illustrations of Egyptians and King Henry VIII bowling
1940s Woman Cooking
Pretty young woman in her kitchen - super saturated color. Bright red blinds behind her in her white and chrome kitchen. She's wearing a flowered dress. There are several takes of various shots. First she takes a plastic package and unwraps its it - it's a slab of bacon and when she puts it down she makes a rather unhappy face at it (it's quick but discernable). Next she is standing at a counter where she picks up a glass and a pitcher and too carefully pours water into the brown/red glass. CU of same action. Her movements are kind of stiff and mechanical. Then she's back to the bacon - MCu of her unwrapping it - 2 times.
1950s Science Laboratory
CU of a pile of white powder on a black table top. Slightly low angle MCU of doctor's hands amidst colorful beakers tilted at different angles, pouring white powder into clear glass tube. CU scientist's hands placing metal weight on string into glass cylinder. Woman's hand lowers pipette into test tube of amber liquid. Hands making adjustment to complicated glass and rubber tube contraption - colorful beakers in background - some boiling. CU hand stirs beaker on burner, adding liquid from a cylinder steam floats up from below. Man making adjustments to gas flames behind a brick wall; a blast furnace or something. Hands take notes in pad, from seismograph (or some other scale).
1950s Science Laboratory
Fade up on MS laboratory , scientists at work over countertops. CU hands attatching beaker to frame, says "X" on it. MS scientist from behind as he lights burner -big orange flame shoots up. White coated scientist sits at large green table, holding up small metal samples.