Synopsis
SOUND FILMSTRIP IS AN AT-RISK MEDIA FORMAT. The media format is largely forgotten and very endangered. Don't know what a filmstrip is? COPYRIGHT AND TAKEDOWN REQUESTS. If you hold rights to any material in this archive and wish to discuss its removal, please contact Uncommon Ephemera directly before filing a takedown request with any platform. A takedown removes material immediately and without discussion, and may count as a strike against the Uncommon Ephemera account. Platforms respond to accumulated strikes by removing the account entirely, which would result in the permanent loss of thousands of pieces of historically significant preserved media that have nothing to do with the material in dispute. This is a sound filmstrip that has been fully restored into the included video which properly simulates how it would have been presented originally. ORIGINAL SCANS AND AUDIO INGEST INCLUDED. The original frame scans and audio capture are included in this archive. STAY IN TOUCH. NOTES This home economics filmstrip from 1977 introduces students to the then-new microwave oven and attempts to dispel some myths surrounding the new technology at the time. Microwave Magic is catalog number RMI 5801 from RMI Media Products, Inc. Color correction is approximate and best-effort.
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Details
- Running time
- 18 minutes
- Language
- English
- Collection
- Ephemeral Films
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- uncommon ephemera
- filmstrip
- educational filmstrip
- projector
- retro
- nostalgia
- forgotten
- media preservation
- uncommon
- av geek
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