British Universities Film & Video Council

moving image and sound, knowledge and access

Results

Full access to all collections is a privilege of BUFVC membership. If you are already a BUFVC member, please log in. Otherwise you may join now.
8 results | Page 1 of 1
« First
‹ Prev1Next ›
Last »
Sort results by

  1. Wearside’s Day of Rejoicing

    Date released
    4 Nov 1929
    Series name
    Topical Budget
    Issue no
    949-2
    NoS ID
    133004
    Story no
    1 / 5

    [SUBTITLE]: "The Duke of York opens new Wearmouth Bridge at Sunderland, and drives home the last rivet." The Duke greets officials, climbs onto the bridge, drives home the rivet and is cheered by a large crowd.

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news To order To order Moving image Moving image

  2. Plane Scanner

    Date released
    1980
    Series name
    Living Tomorrow
    Issue no
    252
    NoS ID
    352400
    Story no
    3 / 4

    COI synopsis: Because just one malfunction in a plane can have such disastrous effects, safety checks on planes verge on the obsessive; not just for the moving parts, but every rivet on the wings - and there...

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news To order To order Moving image Moving image

  3. Our Royal Ambassador

    Date released
    11 Jun 1925
    Series name
    Gaumont Graphic
    Issue no
    1484
    NoS ID
    382968
    Extras
    1 film clip

    NfO synopsis: H. R. H. The Prince of Wales visited South Africa to further rivet the links of Empire.

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news Online Online Moving image Moving image

  4. Prince George

    Date released
    15 Jun 1931
    Series name
    Pathe Super Sound Gazette
    Issue no
    31/48
    NoS ID
    089180
    Story no
    8 / 9
    Extras
    1 film clip

    Drives first rivet in keel of HMS Achilles, in Cammell Laird’s famous yard.

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news Online Online Moving image Moving image

  5. Reports: New warships for USA

    Date released
    9 Nov 1937
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    440
    NoS ID
    008173
    Story no
    4 / 15

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: New Warships for USA. SHOTLIST: Scenes at dockyard. Charles Edison speaking at Brooklyn Navy Yard. He helps rivet a section. Close shot of riveting. Other shots of dockyard and crowds.

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news Online Online Moving image Moving image

  6. Reports: More battleships for Britain

    Date released
    4 Jan 1937
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    396
    NoS ID
    007156
    Story no
    9 / 11

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: More Battleships for Britain. SHOTLIST: Shot of the keel being laid of the HMS Prince of Wales. Shot of man with brazier and tongs. Rivet being placed by minister (Director of Naval...

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news Online Online Moving image Moving image

  7. Movietone’s War Time News - Reported by Leslie Mitchell: U-Boat Peril - Exclusive Movietone Survey

    Date released
    8 Feb 1943
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    714
    NoS ID
    012601
    Story no
    1 / 3

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: U-Boat Peril. DESCRIPTION: Lord Winston speaks on the grave menace of the U-Boat. Our shipyards continue their increased output and women are amongst the work force. Captured German...

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news Online Online Moving image Moving image

  8. Tank Manufacture

    Date released
    1951
    Series name
    Ingot Pictorial
    Issue no
    10
    NoS ID
    349383
    Story no
    4 / 5

    NFA synopsis: Blackwall Specialists at Work November 1951. Scenes of the processes involved with producing water tanks. A man works with a sheet of steel at a machine press, punching in rivet-holes. The...

    News on Screen News on Screen Cinema news Cinema news To order To order Moving image Moving image
About marked records »
77 Wells Street
London, W1T 3QJ
Tel. 020 7393 1500
E-mail: ask@bufvc.ac.uk
Twitter: @LearnonScreen