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A compilation of work by Len Lye, the pioneer of ‘direct film’ whose techniques included painting and scratching images directly onto celluloid, using found footage, casting shadows of objects on to...
Below is a list of newsreel and cinemagazine videotapes and DVDs currently available, with links to online video stores where applicable. Historical Time Travel - Wartime Newsreels Features...
Shows movement of flagella in ‘Chromatium okenii’ through slow motion cinematography. The different effect of flagella movement is demonstrated as ‘push’ and ‘pull’ movement. It shows that the...
Genuine "Pirate Radio" airchecks broadcast to you through the sealanes of time from off the various coasts of Europe. Four-volume set - Over 363 hours packed into 705 MP3s on 4 DVDs. It may sound incredible...
Uses examples from fun parks, circuses and stunts to show potential and kinetic energy (rollercoasters, trapeze artists, slides); work = force x distance (trapeze artist falls into safety net); vectors...
Collection of Len Lye’s experimental films accompanied by a 28 page booklet with texts by David Curtis, Roger Horrocks and Len Lye on his films. The films are as follows: A COLOUR BOX 35mm 1935 [4...
A compilation of four films that show changes in London transport from 1947 - 1983.
Sixteen films from the colourful LOOK AT LIFE series, produced by the Rank Organisation every week for screening in Odeon cinemas between 1960 and 1969. Stories covered include the boutiques of Carnaby...
This five-part series tells the story of design from the Industrial Revolution through 20s modernism, the impact of war and freedoms of a post-war world, the swinging 60s, the designer 80s and up to the...
A series of four CD-ROMs on cricketing skills. Together they contain 4 hours of video in the form of 600 video clips, as well as diagrams and illustrations. Separate disks cover batting, bowling, fielding...
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