16 mm Films
departments
MINUTES INTO YEARS-CPR/OA, David Woodrow Corp., 2150 W. Union Ave., Englewood, Colo. 80110; color, 30 min.; $350.
Using animation, live models and Annies, this film explains rescue procedures for heart attack victims. Correct hand positioning, counting rhythm and opening an airway are reviewed. Legal ramifications for the rescuer are discussed by lawyers.
A DAY TO REMEMBER, Film Communicators, 11136 Weddington St., No. Hollywood, Ca. 91601; color, 28 min.; $445.
The first available film in the Fire Sense series, “A Day To Remember” is the story of a rookie and a veteran fire fighter. Management skills are discussed and the film instructs fire fighters how to apply training information. It is designed for recruit orientation.
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS: THE UNIQUE BREED, Film Communicators, 11136 Weddington St., No. Hollywood, Ca. 91601; color, 18 min.; $275.
This film describes today’s volunteer and the fire service from his point of view. The history of volunteer fire fighting, traced from colonial days to the present, is also discussed.
Designed for fund-raising efforts and recruitment programs, the film gives inspiration to all department members.
HOME FIRE SURVIVAL…BONDI STORY II, Film Communicators, 11136 Weddington St., No. Hollywood, Ca. 91601; color, 23 min.; $345.
A couple recounts their tragedy in an effort to convince others of the need for home smoke detectors.
Jay and Carole Bondi, whose two children died in a residential fire, highlight the need for smoke and fire detectors in the home. Maintenance, effective placement, and new detector models are described, and legal requirements for detectors in new dwellings are discussed.
