SFU AtoM

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1965

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

Animated black and white film, silent. The print contains no credits. The leader of the film states "Al Sens – CBC promo April 1965." Sens was an independent animator before working at SFU, and founded his own studio, Al Sens Animation, in Vancouver in 1958. According to a 6 October 1966 media release, Al Sens was working for SFU's Audio Visual Centre. This film may have been produced for CBC prior to Sens' employment at SFU.

Jim Jeggitt Explores Space

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[ca 1970]

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

Animation of child going into space on a rocket and interacting with different people. Animation is mixed with live action footage of children doing gymnastics. Includes contributions by Elizabeth Carefoot.

Gorf: A Parable for Archaeology

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1977

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

Production was sponsored by the Department of Archaeology. Contributions by Editha Stephens, Elizabeth Carefoot, Chris Hildred, Doug Gyseman, Frank Campbell, Geoff Holland, Ann-Marie Logan, and Nicky Higson.

Jabberwocky

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1979

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

From the SFU Library catalogue record: "Lewis Carroll's famous nonsense poem adapted for the screen with a new twist." Directed by Walter Griba, with contributions by Elizabeth Carefoot, Chris Hildred, and Doug Gyseman.

Music Box

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[ca 1980]

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

Animated short, drawings by Elizabeth Carefoot. Legacy descriptive information: A-roll features women in bathing suits, flowers, a colour-changing cat, a music box and the man who opens it; B-roll includes a box, women, butterflies, a dog and other forms both geometric and free-form.

People, People, People

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[ca 1980]

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

Legacy descriptive information from SFU Audio Visual Centre (adapted): "Animations showing increasing world population and human creations through recorded time. Begins with cave drawings progresses to satellites and a jet." Contributions by John Dunn.

Heretic

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1982

Part of Learning and Instructional Development Centre fonds

Legacy descriptive information from creator: "Colourful animation featuring humans and aliens. In the end, after some apparent deliberation a man is burned at the stake." With contributions from Elizabeth Carefoot, Martin S. Gotfrit, and Kuris Vanel.