7 Ancora Religious Film Strips in Canisters


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Condition: Excellent

7 Ancora Religious Film Strips in Canisters

Excellent cosmetic condition

Vida De Jesuschrist no 1

Vida De Jesuschrist no 2

Vida De Jesuschrist no 5

Vida De Jesuschrist no 6

Plus 3 others, all supplied in Blue canisters

Produced in Spain by Ancora Productions in the late 1960's

General Filmstrip Information
Filmstrip is a length of 35 mm film containing a series of still pictures intended for projection in sequence one at a time. Some filmstrips come with a tape or disc recording that contains the narration. When the proper equipment is used, a low frequency signal activates a mechanism to advance the filmstrip one frame. (The filmstrip is sometimes called a strip film and a slide film).
A filmstrip projector is an instrument designed to accept 35 mm filmstrips. It is often equipped with an adapter to accept 2 x 2 slides. Models are available with manual advance and remote control.
A filmstrip contains a series of still pictures in color or black and white on film which is 35 mm wide. The film is perforated along both edges for movement through the projector. Each picture in a filmstrip is called a frame. Commercially prepared filmstrips vary in length some are as short as ten frames, while others may contain from 70 to 80 frames or more. The filmstrip format is less expensive than a set of individually mounted 35 mm slides containing an equal number of pictures. It is far less expensive to print a series of pictures on a strip of film than it is to print, cut and mount the same pictures in a set of slides.
Advantages:
The filmstrip is a widely used instructional medium because of the many advantages.

Provide a logical; pre-arranged order fro presentation.

The sequence of pictures is always the same. Careful planning has preceded the production of each filmstrip.

Present an idea or process not involving motion.

May be supplemented with captions or recordings.

Information can be presented either through photographs or through art work depending on which tells the story better.

Individual pictures can be held on the screen for discussion for as long as desired and is therefore easy for group and individual study.

Pictorial or graphic materials can be used alone or in combination.

The small size of the filmstrip permits easy storage and handling.

Sound filmstrips insures the recording with suitable voice accept and dialect. Speed of projection is governed by the recording so as to suit the purpose and target audience.

Filmstrip equipment is relatively inexpensive, light-weight, small, and easy to operate.

The room need not be extremely dark for projection.

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