Animated film made by four boys (Mardik Sikat, Philip Tascon, Richard Saenz and Rayundo Villarreal) from St. Thomas of Canterbury grade school. "Fe...
An artist report by Franklin McMahon about Pope John Paul II's Pope Council meeting. McMahon's narration and field recordings act as a soundtrack t...
A Franklin McMahon artist report about the political scene of 1968, including the death of Martin Luther King Jr., the presidential campaign and th...
An artist report by Franklin McMahon of the 1968 Republican, or GOP, National Convention, which took place in Miami, Florida that year, and the 196...
The sights and sounds of a Chicago Christmas, as seen through an artist report by Franklin McMahon. Individual interviews and field recordings act ...
An artist report by Franklin McMahon about the infamous Chicago 8 conspiracy trial of the eight (later just seven) defendants arrested during the p...
The first of three parts of Franklin McMahon's artist report on the political scene of 1968, or "one artists look at America in this polit...
Spooky Boo's and Room Noodles, one of Somersaulter-Moats and Somersaulter's first children's films, is an animated lesson about fear of th...
An animated film which comments on the generation gap by portraying the conflict between a small boy and his conformist parents. Claude is a small ...
Uses clay animation in presenting a story about a drunk who wanders into an art museum where the art objects cause him to have visions. (CPL summary)
The droll adventures of the monkey who makes mischief a habit are highlighted with comicalls endearing sketches of his pranks and triumphs. This ic...
From the book Clown of God by Tomi de Paola Giovanni, a legendary juggler had once brought smiles and joy to all. Now, old and penniless, he return...
An animated story in which the daisy is used as a symbol of beauty. The daisy reveals its beauty to those who love and enjoy it and is immune to th...
A very realistic, animated film about the nature of children’s play. Two sisters, ages three and five, are engaged in imaginative pre-bedtime play,...
This animated folktale from the Liberian rainforest dramatizes the African belief in the living spirit of nature and in respect for one’s ancestors...
Presented in claymation. James Earl Jones recites the spiritual poem “The Creation” from “God’s Trombones”, written by James Weldon Johnson in 1919...