 | UF, Reitz talks about non-commercial television (pt 1) http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC69.htm University of Florida Archives Moving Image Collection Production number 69 Production title: [President Reitz talks about non-commercial television.] Production date: ca. 1960 Total running time: 00:13:50 Black and white / sound Derived from 16 mm film. Available in VHS, S-VHS, DVD, and Sony DV-cam. Part of Earl Jernigan's Film Archives. President J. Wayne Reitz delivers a statement on the importance of non-commercial television from his office. This is unedited film divided into two clips taken from two cameras. The first clip was taken from a side angle camera and does not have sound. In the second clip, Reitz faces directly into the camera and occasionally shifts direction to the side angle camera. The sound track is contained on this clip. However, the sound is very faint for the first 15 seconds. Reitz speaks about the use of television in the classroom and in extension education. He also stresses the need for public television as an alternative to commercial programming. He mentions the founding of WUFT in November, 1958. |
 | University of Florida Libraries Orientation: Smathers (East) Are you new to the UF libraries? Here are some resources that will help you to learn more about what our libraries have to offer you. The videos are short (~3 to 8 minutes) and are a quick overview of the collections and services of each library. If you wish to learn more about the UF Libraries, then feel free to contact us. The library videos are set around a story and we recommend that you start by watching the introduction so that the story line will make sense to you. Creators/Writers: UF Libraries Orientation Video Team (Paul Victor, John Nemmers, Jason Fleming, Missy Shoop) Director/Producer: Don Loftus Copyright: UF Libraries & Academic Technology Voiceover: Jim Liversidge |
 | Fort Pierce Florida Surfing The Day Before Thanksgiving The Wednesday before Thanksgiving started off crisp but the few surfers who braved the cold were catching glassy waist to head high peeling waves. Visit the photoboto.com surf site for a version with improved resolution! |
 | Florida Gators Drumline Warmups Here is a video of the Florida Gators Marching Band Drumline during pregame warmups for the 9/1/07 game. The video is for the tenor section. |
 | Party Backgrounds - College of Charleston Comm 245 group video project at the College of Charleston. |
 | University of Florida, Road to the Moon (part 1) http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC2.htm Production number 2 Production title: Road to the Moon Production date: ca. 1965 Color / Sound Total running time: 00:27:50 Story and script by John Paul Jones Producer: Harold Dillinger Director: Dwight Godwin Narrator: Donley Fredderson Available in VHS, DVD, DVCAM and mini-DV. Derived from 16 mm film. Produced by the University of Florida Alumni Association. Road to the Moon is a promotional film aimed at new and prospective students and their parents. The film depicts many aspects of the university's environment, but emphasis is placed on curriculum, advisement, and counseling. Considerable attention is given to the University College. Individual deans and counselors are featured, but few are identified. Contents 0:00 Shots of Florida. (Miami Beach, Kennedy Space Center, orange groves) 1:05 Campus scenes including library and astronomy class 2:30 Summer orientation. UF official talking to new students and parents. 4:10 University College Dr. Arnold Graeffe with students at his house. Writing Lab Dean Byron S. Hollinshead talks to fraternity group about the merits of University College's curriculum. 9:00 Student counseling and advisement Registration Student talking to advisor Career counseling (very fast clips of all colleges) 14:20 Vocational counseling 16:50 Mental health counseling (very long session with Dr. H. Thompson Martin) 20:00 Intramural sports 20:30 Football. Ray Graves speaking to team about importance of academic success. 22:00 More campus scenes. Campus as a place of "beauty and inspiration." 23:20 Student activities. Religion. Dormitories, student government, Seminole (yearbook) staff. 24:00 ROTC Symphony Religion-in-Life Week 24:30 More campus scenes 25:00 Social life: students around campfire. 26:00 President J. Wayne Reitz speaking about the university. 27:10 Credits |
 | University of Florida Libraries Orientation (ending) Are you new to the UF libraries? Here are some resources that will help you to learn more about what our libraries have to offer you. The videos are short (~3 to 8 minutes) and are a quick overview of the collections and services of each library. If you wish to learn more about the UF Libraries, then feel free to contact us. The library videos are set around a story and we recommend that you start by watching the introduction so that the story line will make sense to you. Creators/Writers: UF Libraries Orientation Video Team (Paul Victor, John Nemmers, Jason Fleming, Missy Shoop) Director/Producer: Don Loftus Copyright: UF Libraries & Academic Technology Voiceover: Jim Liversidge |
 | University of Florida, Road to the Moon (part 3) http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC2.htm Production number 2 Production title: Road to the Moon Production date: ca. 1965 Color / Sound Total running time: 00:27:50 Story and script by John Paul Jones Producer: Harold Dillinger Director: Dwight Godwin Narrator: Donley Fredderson Available in VHS, DVD, DVCAM and mini-DV. Derived from 16 mm film. Produced by the University of Florida Alumni Association. Road to the Moon is a promotional film aimed at new and prospective students and their parents. The film depicts many aspects of the university's environment, but emphasis is placed on curriculum, advisement, and counseling. Considerable attention is given to the University College. Individual deans and counselors are featured, but few are identified. Contents 0:00 Shots of Florida. (Miami Beach, Kennedy Space Center, orange groves) 1:05 Campus scenes including library and astronomy class 2:30 Summer orientation. UF official talking to new students and parents. 4:10 University College Dr. Arnold Graeffe with students at his house. Writing Lab Dean Byron S. Hollinshead talks to fraternity group about the merits of University College's curriculum. 9:00 Student counseling and advisement Registration Student talking to advisor Career counseling (very fast clips of all colleges) 14:20 Vocational counseling 16:50 Mental health counseling (very long session with Dr. H. Thompson Martin) 20:00 Intramural sports 20:30 Football. Ray Graves speaking to team about importance of academic success. 22:00 More campus scenes. Campus as a place of "beauty and inspiration." 23:20 Student activities. Religion. Dormitories, student government, Seminole (yearbook) staff. 24:00 ROTC Symphony Religion-in-Life Week 24:30 More campus scenes 25:00 Social life: students around campfire. 26:00 President J. Wayne Reitz speaking about the university. 27:10 Credits |
 | University of Florida, Bugs vs Books (techno) Outtake from the University of Florida Libraries' video on how to care for books. |
 | University of Florida, Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC28.htm University of Florida Archives Moving Image Collection Production number 28 Production title: Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress Production date: ca. 1962 Color/Sound Total running time: 00:28:17 Producer: Douglas Martin Photography: Bill Breeze Narrator: Dr. Lester Hale Music: U of F Department of Music Available in VHS, DVD, and Sony DV-cam. Derived from 16 mm film. Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress is a promotional film about the nuclear science programs at the University of Florida. The film begins with the introduction by Governor Farris Bryant and then proceeds to show the various research applications of nuclear science in the fields of medicine, energy and agriculture. Safety precautions are also covered. The film depicts various labs, lab equipment, and an irradiator. Contents 0:00 Blank 0:16 State flag 0:21 Governor Farris Bryant seated at a desk. He speaks and mentions the value of nuclear science and the lead that the State of Florida has taken in this field. 1:57 The title of the film appears and then the name of Dr. George K. Davis, Director of Nuclear Activities and a list of others who assisted in the production of the film 2:40 Various lab scenes, equipment, and lab workers are shown 3:10 J. Hillis Miller Health Center building. Nuclear medicine is mentioned as being most important. 3:29 Lab with a woman in a white lab coat getting something from a cabinet 3:55 A woman (patient) drinks out of a cup containing radioactive iodine 131 in water. Scanning machine is shown being used on the patient while a lab technician or doctor stands to the side. 4:34 Scanned image is shown from which a diagnosis will be made 4:42 Exterior of Animal Nutrition Laboratory building 4:50 Biology lab with equipment and lab researchers shown in a sequence with verbal explanations of an amino acid study 6:30 Morestein Column shown with a researcher pouring a solution into the top 8:17 Sequence of a research study of barley - what would take place if a nuclear attack 9:34 Irradiator on UF campus shown from above 9:51 Drawing of a model of the irradiator 10:03 Barley seeds shown sprouting through the use of time lapse photography. Stunted growth of seeds irradiated shown 10:35 Van de Graaff accelerator shown Man in a lab coat Nose cone applied to accelerator 11:56 Repeat of nose cone being applied - a flaw in the film 12:03 Radiation chemistry with lab scene, beakers, test tubes 13:25 Irradiation cell shown 14:17 Nuclear fission lab Chalk board with diagrams 14:50 Radiation chamber shown 16:00 Reactor 16:05 Men in lab coats working with reactor 17:22 Neutron flux study with reactor in operation 18:25 Slide rule shown 18:37 Mechanical hands being used to work with various items 19:42 Mechanical hands draw the letters UF on a piece of paper 19:49 Reactor shown again and a lab worker 20:31 Linear Electron Accelerator and various scenes in the control room 21:39 Radiation committee seated at a table - discuss safety factors 22:25 Radiation control officer shown. His job is to oversee all areas and check them for possible radiation hazards as sink areas, floor coverings, exhaust fans and ducts, radioactive waste materials 23:51 Geiger counter - shown being checked for proper function 24:09 Radiation detector - smears taken from different areas and then checked 24:49 Radiation control officer looks into a large freezer chest which houses part of the radiation detector. 25:29 Detecting equipment shown 26:27 Fountain pen sized docimeter shown 26:39 Caption: George K. Davis, Dir. of Nuclear Activities, University of Florida 26:45 Dr. Davis is shown seated at a desk with book cases behind him. He speaks about the nuclear science program. 27:53 State flag shown 28:00 Century Tower (top part) shown silhouetted 28:17 End of film |
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