Discusses essential scuba diving safety and rescue techniques. It highlights the importance of following safety rules, such as not diving alone and knowing how to use rescue equipment effectively. It demonstrates various rescue methods, including the removal of a weight belt,...
0:34Schick Electric Shavers & Butane Lighter Commercial - "Turning Point"
0 views · September 27th, 2026
A sponsor billboard for the TV program "Turning Point," brought to viewers by Schick. The spot highlights Schick's electric shaving lineup including the Power Shave, Lady Schick, and Varsity models, plus their electric pre-shave lotion and the new Schick butane lighter that lights for months without a refill.
1:03Chick Power Shave & Lady Chick "Old Blade Razor Trade-In" Commercial
0 views · September 26th, 2026
A promotional spot for Chick electric shavers offering a trade-in deal: any old blade razor or shaver is worth $7.50 off the new Chick Power Shave for men, or $5 off the Lady Chick shaver for women, which features one side for underarms and the other for legs. The ad promotes the trade-in as a limited-time offer, suggesting the shavers as gifts for Father's Day and graduation.
1:01Soft Drink "No Deposit, No Return" Glass Bottle Commercial
0 views · September 25th, 2026
A mother allows her kids to grab soft drinks from the refrigerator, highlighting new no-deposit, no-return glass bottles that are compact yet hold as much as regular bottles. The ad emphasizes that glass bottles keep nothing between the drinker and the flavor, encouraging viewers to look for these new bottles at their store.
0:11Soft Drinks in Glass Bottles Commercial - "Nothing Comes Between You and the Flavor"
46 views · September 24th, 2026
A commercial promoting soft drinks packaged in glass bottles, emphasizing that glass preserves pure flavor without bitterness compared to other packaging. The tagline urges consumers to choose bottled soft drinks for the best taste experience.
0:11Vintage Soft Drink "No Deposit, No Return" Bottle Commercial
0 views · September 23rd, 2026
A commercial introduces a new type of soft drink bottle marketed as "no deposit, no return," emphasizing the convenience of glass bottles that don't need to be brought back to the store.
0:11Soft Drinks "No-Return Bottles" Commercial - Vintage Beverage Ad
161 views · September 22nd, 2026
A commercial announcing the arrival of soft drinks in new, no-return glass bottles, touting their compact and convenient design as an alternative to returnable bottles.
1:04:12AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 9 21 2026
153 views · September 21st, 2026
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0:11Soft Drinks in Glass Bottles Commercial - "Nothing Comes Between You and the Flavor"
0 views · September 21st, 2026
A commercial promoting soft drinks packaged in no-return glass bottles, emphasizing that glass preserves the pure flavor of the beverage better than other packaging.
0:11Soft Drink "No-Return Bottles" Sweepstakes Commercial - Hawaiian Crews
0 views · September 20th, 2026
A vintage commercial promotes a sweepstakes tied to no-return soft drink bottles, encouraging viewers to check for entries wherever these bottles are sold, featuring Hawaiian crews as part of the promotion.
14:38Formats For Single Pieces Of Learning (1970s)
3 views · September 20th, 2026
Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This educational film explores the fundamentals of instructional design, specifically focusing on "task analysis" and the effective methods for teaching individual units of information. The presenter breaks down the learning process into two core components: format and feedback. Through practical demonstrations—ranging from sorting laundry and flashcards to interactive matching exercises—the film illustrates various pedagogical strategies, including paired associates, match-to-sample, and oddity problem-solving. The narrative further distinguishes between simultaneous and successive presentation styles, as well as the cognitive differences between recognition and recall. By utilizing everyday examples to explain complex instructional theories, the film provides a comprehensive guide for trainers to structure information in a way that facilitates learning and improves retention for difficult-to-train tasks. Keywords: Instructional design, task analysis, pedagogy, learning strategies, match-to-sample, oddity problems, paired associate learning, cognitive development, training methods, educational psychology, recognition vs recall, teaching techniques
0:11Vintage Soft Drink Commercial - "Knock Knock" No-Return Bottles Ad
0 views · September 19th, 2026
A soft drink commercial built around a knock-knock joke, promoting the convenience of no-deposit, no-return bottles. The playful wordplay leads into the pitch for one-cup-sized beverages sold in disposable bottles.
10:14Warning From Outer Space (1967)
3 views · September 19th, 2026
A group of extraterrestrials from the planet Zeta arrives on Earth after observing the destructive habit of smoking among humans. Recognizing that their own civilization was nearly eradicated by the same addiction eons ago, the aliens decide to intervene. They abduct several unsuspecting Earthlings—including a teacher, a mother, a student, a mayor, and a cowboy—to show them "memory tapes" of their history. Through these tapes, the aliens demonstrate how their society fell into ruin due to widespread cigarette use, leading to horrific diseases, futile attempts to find "safe" cigarettes, and eventual catastrophe. Despite the stark warnings and the terrifying evidence presented, the Earthlings remain skeptical and hesitant to quit. The film concludes with the aliens departing for space, leaving the humans behind to ponder their own fate and whether they will heed the warning before it is too late. ### Keywords smoking, health education, public health, anti-smoking, extraterrestrials, addiction, animated short, public service announcement, disease prevention, cautionary tale
4:36Barnyard Snacker (1983)
1 views · September 18th, 2026
In this educational film, the barnyard animals investigate a mystery involving discarded candy wrappers littering their home. Suspecting a culprit is ignoring the dental hygiene advice previously shared by the "tooth chicken," the animals track the litter to the Hungry Hog, who is suffering from the effects of poor eating habits, referred to as "snack-itis." The tooth chicken intervenes to educate the hog on the importance of a balanced diet, explaining the four food groups and the necessity of eating meals rather than constantly consuming sugary snacks. By adopting healthier eating habits and practicing proper oral hygiene, the hog learns how to improve his overall well-being and dental health, ultimately choosing a nutritious lunch with his friends. Keywords: Dental health, nutrition, healthy eating, balanced diet, oral hygiene, four food groups, children's education, American Dental Association, tooth decay prevention, animated story, barnyard animals, healthy habits All From A/V Geeks 16mm Films
1:07:54AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 9 17 2026
107 views · September 17th, 2026
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0:11Vintage Soft Drink "No-Return Bottles" Commercial
0 views · September 17th, 2026
A quirky knock-knock joke opens this spot pitching soft drinks in convenient no-return bottles, touting better flavor and the ease of not having to return empties.
8:51Street Safety Is Your Problem (1952)
1 views · September 17th, 2026
Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This educational film identifies "carelessness" as the most dangerous threat to children, framing it as a lethal, invisible enemy that poses a greater risk than high-speed racing, construction work, or electrical linework. Through the cautionary example of a young boy named Fred, the film outlines essential pedestrian safety rules to help children navigate traffic. It emphasizes practical habits, such as walking on the left side of the road, using crosswalks, wearing light-colored clothing at night for visibility, and avoiding hidden dangers like driveways or blind spots created by parked vehicles. Ultimately, the film argues that the only way to defeat the "invisible enemy" of carelessness is through constant alertness, proactive thinking, and the consistent practice of safety rules. ### Keywords pedestrian safety, street safety, childhood education, traffic awareness, accident prevention, safety rules, carelessness, public service announcement, walking safety, road safety
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