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Inventor demonstrates radio-controlled model destroyer.
The film is intended to challenge many widely held attitudes, beliefs and ideas. It examines questions of self-discovery, learning and understanding. A fashion model re-lives a day that changed her life. She...
Radio broadcast. Trevor Cox of Salford University considers whether a computer could ever create a work of art that could match Shakespeare’s creativity or stand up to critical scrutiny. He has a 3D model...
Radio-controlled planes.
Crafts of unbelievable ingenuity are displayed by proud owners at international meeting.
COI synopsis: Held regularly at Brighton in southern England, the British Toy Fair attracts buyers from all over the world who come to see the vast range of toys on show. It is hard to decide what children...
BFI synopsis: This item illustrates the provision of speedy help by the transport section of Babcock & Wilcox in the event of their lorries breaking down. A lorry breaks down on a country road, and the...
Animator David Johnson uses animated hosts to demonstrate the techniques of animation using models, puppets and pixillation.
Tenth of a twenty-part radio series in which the director of the British Museum, Neil MacGregor, presents an object-based history of the time of Shakespeare to explore how Elizabethan and Jacobean audiences...
BBC audiovisual resource on teaching theatre history for upper secondary school courses (age 13-16). Aided by a filmstrip and slides combining extracts from Cymbeline as performed by the Shared Experience...
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