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FISHEHY j\'iOTIQli PICTUF.ES

Prepared by the Educational Section, Branch of Commercial Fisheries

The Fish and 'iiildlife Service has fishery educb.tlonal motion pic­tures now £),vailable oec.ling with subj Gets that are very closely related to commercial fishery operations. ;'ilost of theEle films are l6rnm sound motion pictur8s which may be borrowed free of charge upon request. The number of prints is limited, hence requests for booki.ng the films should be made as far in <~dvcmce as Dossible. E2.ch r8fJ\l8st shou.ld indicate clearly the address to which the shipment is to 'be made. The ~hipments are usua1.1y made by express, the borrovJer paying transporto-.tion charges both ways. Although no charge is made for the use of the films, the user will be held rosDorisible for any undue wear orte[,,l' of the film caused by faulty h&ndil~g or dirty or faulty projectors. Sound films mus~ not be run on silent projectors.

Films must be returned on the SElIne reels on vlhich they WGre re­ceived and mU13t be returned to the se.me office frO:;l ""hich they were borrovTod.

Report of attendance cards rrre furnished 'ilith Bn.cll film end <\hculd be filled in after the e:hovling and retm-:-ned as directs)1- on the .cnrd.

Films borrovied are furnished ,,;ith the understanding that there shall be no admission f88S charged for programs on which tne films are used, oxcept nhcn l,hown ir~ the<:>tuTs ,1~3 part of a I'«gular program. The t"..king of a IIfroe will offering ll for the purpose of defraying exP(;ns(~s of employing an operator is not construed c.s a viol,:"tion of the reguL<J.­tions regarding ndmission fees.

MOTION PICTURES (16MM)

Fille~ing and Packa~Fish. part I, Catching. Filleti~ and_Packaging SOlmd, black and white, 14 minutes A general educational picture showing the modern methods of catching and processing bottom fish for market. *Available from: All officGS listed on page 6.

Filleting ani...Pa,£kaging...Fish... Part II, How to Fillet Fish S01md, black and v:hite, 10 minutes Skill-teaching film showing how to fillet both round fish r::nd flat fish. *Available from: All offices listed on page 6.

Eetailing Fish S01md, color, 18 minutes How to select, handle, display, merchandise fresh and frozon fish. *Av[ulable from~ Washington, D.C., S8nttle, and Boston.

Basic Net Mending . . Sound, color, 18 minute s

An instructional film showing the basic procedures and equipment usod in net mending. *Available 'from: Washington, D.C., e~d Seattle.

Home Cooker;Lof Fish S01md, black ano vIhite, 11 minute s • An instructioncl film shmving how to pJ'oparc G.ttractively (1) boiled cod fillets, (2) boHed halibut steak, (3) baked, stuffed vlhitefish, for the fe.mily tD.bl(;,. *Available from: All offices listed on page 6.

She1lfishing . Sound, black and whito, 15 minute:3. Method of catching clmns, oystQrs, cre,bs, i-lDO lobstere on the Atlantic Coast. Operation of patcntud dip n(::t for crnbs is shovm. *Available fro!D: Washington, D.C·~, <:md Seattle.

Fish is Food Sou..r'ld, black B.nd whiteo, 12 minutos. Shov,s the markoting of fishery products in the wholesale market in New York C1 ty ,md follows the flow of fish from the timo they are c&ught l.mtil the;y res-cn the retr.dl ston;s, rssteurants, "nd ultimate conpumers. *Available from: Portland, '{,fe-shington, D.C., j~tl'.~<ri.ta, Albuquorqtm,

J!.'linneapol:Ls, and SeLittle.

Salmon Run Sound, color, 21 nunutes. The story of tho migration of the sockeye salmon in tho Frazer Hiver and description of consorvn.tion activities to maintain this run of fish. *Available from: V'iashington, D.C., and Seattle.

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MOTJ0N PICTURES (Continued)

frinciples of_Refri~eration

Sound, black and white, 17 minutes. Diagramat~cc demonstration of the prlnciples involved in compressor­type and flame-type refrigerating units. *Available from: Washington, D.C., Seattle, College Park, Boston,

and Ketchikan.

Lifesaving Sound, black and white, 17 ininute~).

How to save a victim from drowning. oJ\°Available from: \Vashington, D.C., Seattle, College Park, Boston,

and Ketchikan.

JIseM--lSnots S01md, black and vihite, 23 minutes. How to tie: (1) overhand knot, (2) slip :mot, (3) square knot, (4) granny knot, (5) thief knot, (6) sheet bend, (7) half-hitch, (8) slippery hitch, (9) clove hitch, (10) rolling hitch, (n) bend­ing to cleat: (12) bowline, (13) bowline on a bight. oJ\Available from: :,','ashington, D.C., .':J8e.ttle, Collego Park, Boston,

and }~etehikan.

Die sel Cons~.r.11£ti2D

Sound, black and white, 17 minutes. Photographic and diagramatic study of engineering principles of diesel engines. *Available from: Viashington, D.C., Seattle, College Park, Easton,

and Ketchikan.

It' §.. the !'.~aine Sardine Sound, color, 18 minutes. Documentary film of the Maine sardine fishery showing the methods of .capturing and processing sardines. Available: March 1, 1949.

Pacific Halibut__Eishing Sound, color,16 min.utes.

°A film showing the fishj_ng methods u:::eo in the North Pacific halibut fishery. Available: April 1, 1949.

*Complete office adoresses are listed on page 6~ All films are not available at all offices •. Therefore, care should be taken to request each film from the offices indicated as having that film.

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The following 35mm filmstrips and series of slides are available on a free loan basis from the Vashlngton, D.C., Seattle, Ketchikan, and Boston offices.

EILMSTIUPS

How to handle and care for rope.

Splicing a Line How to make an eye splice, a strap splice, and long splice.

Prin~iples of Refrigeration Diagramatic study of refrigeration principles.

_pLIDES

Filleting and Packaging Fish A series of 55 colored slides, with mimeographed sheets of narration.

Pa~ific Halibut Fishing - (Not yet available for distribution)

Approved Distribution of Educational and Market Development Motion Pictures and Sli0es~

Approved Distribution.....,..-- ­

Item

No Foreign

Distribution

Foreign Govern­monts, Libraries,

and Research 1n- . sti tutions Unlimi_ted

MOTION PICTURE~

Filleting and Packaging Fish Part I Part II

x X

Retailing Fish x

Basic Net Mending X

It's the Maine Sardine X

Pacific Halibut Fishing X

Fish is Food x Can be purchased from Emerson Yorke Co., 35 w. 45th Street, New York 19, New York.

Home Cookery of Fish X Can be purchased from Encyclo­pedia Britannica Films, Inc., 1841 Broadway, New York 23, N.Y.

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Approv8d_Distr~~ution

Foreign "Govern-No ments, Librarie,s,

Foreign and Rosearch In­~ibution stitill.lo_:mL Unlimi ted

MOTION PICTUIlliS

Shellfishing

Salmon Run

(C ontinued)

x

x

Principles of Refrigeration x

Lifesaving

Useful Knots

Diesel Construction

x

x

x

i211DES

Filleting and Packaging Fish

Pacific Halibut Fi~shing

x

(x indicates approved distribution)'

Can be P'4rchased from Encyclo­pedia Britannica Films, Inc., 1841 Broadway, New York 23, N.Y.

Can be purchased from National Fibl Board of Canada, Ottavva, Ontario, Canada

Can be purchased from Castle Films, Division of United Norld Films, Inc., 445 Pe.rk Avenue, Nev! York 22, "IJew York.

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OFFICES. FROM ViHICH FILj\1S ARE_ AVAILABLE

1. WASHINGTON, D.C. 6. SEATTLE Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and Wildlife Service Diyision or Information Technological Laboratory Washington 25, D. c. 2725 MontlaJ.:e Boulevard

Seattle 2, Viashington 2. ATLANTA

Regional Director 7. COLI.EGfS PARK Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and l'iildlife Service 1013 Glenn Building, Technological Laboratory Atlanta 3, Georgia P. O. Box 128

College Park, Maryland 3. ALBUQUl<.:RQUE

Regional Director 8. BQSTON Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and ~;ildlife Service 220 VI, Copper Avenue, 1105 Blake Building Albuquerque, New Mexico 59 Temple Place

Boston 11, Massachusetts 4. PORTLAND

Regional Director 9. KETCHIKAN Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and ',!ildl:i.fe Service Swan Island Technological Laboratory Portland 18, Oregon P. O. Box 647

Ketchikan, Alaska 5. MINI\TEAPOLIS

Regional Director Fish and Wildlife Service 501 Metropolitan Building (2nd Ave. South and 3rd St.) Nunneapolis 1, Minnesota

ptmcHASE OF FIdli:;}1.Y j'.J]OTION PICTURES

In some cases individuals, trade organizations, or other groups may desire to purchase outright, r8.ther than borrow, copies of the fishery motion pictures listed in this leaflet. The Fish and Wildlife Service does not have motion pictm'es for sale; however, the films Ii sted below may be purchased from the companies indicated. The price of each film may be obtained by corresponding with the company distributing the film.

Castle Films,. Division of United World Films, Inc.,

445 Park Avenue, New York 22, New York

Filleting and Packaging Fi.sh. Part I &. II Lifesaving Principles of Itefrigertltion Usefu.l Knots Basic Net Mending Diesel Construction Retailing Fish

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PURCHASE OF FISHERY MOT~ON FICTUI--(E;S(.Gontinuud)

Encyclopedia Britannica Films, .Inc., . 1841 Broadway,

New York 23, New York

Home Cookery of Fish Shellfishing

Emerson Yorke Co., 35 West·45th Street, New York 19, New York

Fish is Food.

National Film Board of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Salmon RUTl

OTHER FISHERY FILM.S

The follovIing films are available at the addresses indicated and are DOt. avo-UJlb1r:: from Fish and Wildlife Service offices. Th5_s list is

.not cJ.nlr:-sd ',_.~ be complete and repre sents onlv those films known to have been I:.~. ·~.~~~·~·:>~d ~ ':'~., "

""JItTrU1Jr<~"_ ',:,:C' tho Sea lt -- 16mm; kodachrome. film. N[;.Cj')IlCil Film Board of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

uGrand rJlanan 't -- 16mm, kodachrome film. Na.tionul Fil,:1 Board of Canada, 0:t tavla, Ontario, Canada.

"Alaska's Silver Millions!1 -- 16mr::1 J black and white, sound. Libb:y~; >k\oil & Lj.bby, Chi2,;.g~') I.L1inois. 1-\.18(;: i:::i"rJ.ce.n C8.~l c,'J" T~lLl:Jtt, &. Vino; Seattle, Washington. Libby, rllcNei.l., & Lih';JY;o :::"hn Francisco, California.

"Chicken of the Sea" .... H:;l~;m., kodachrome, s01md. J. F. Darn Co., 60 Hudson ,';;,t, ~ NtH'l York, New York. Also: ii-riss, t'Jatson & Gaul t, 70 SGneca St., Seattle, V!ashington.

"New England Fisherman!! -- and mnny others -- l6mm, black anel white, sOlli'1d.

Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc., l8LJ, Broadway, NeVi York, N.Y.

"Catching and Canning Crabs" -- 16mm, silent film, kodachrome. Sterling Harris, Blue Channel Corp., Port Royal, South Carolina.

liThe Story of the Blue Crab 'l -- 16mr:"!, black and vihite, silont. Motion Picture Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.

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OTHEH nSHERY_.L1LNS (Continued)

lIProcessing Fish" -- 16mm, black and white, silent. General Fish Foods Company, 383 Madison Avenue, Now York, N. Y.

"The Dungeness Crab" -- 16mm, kodachror.1e, silent. Haines Oyster Company, Pier 47., Seattle, Washington.

"Ocean at Your Door Step" -- 16mm, silent film, black and white. General Seafoods Corp., 383 Madison Ave., New York 17, New York.

"Men of Gloucester" -- 16mm, colo;', sound. J. Walter Thompson Company, 420 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.

llTuna Fishing" -- 16mm, color, sound. Westgate Seafood Company, San Diego, California.

"The Oyster in Virginia II -- 16rrJ:!1 j color, sound. Film Production Service, State Board of Education,

Commonwealth of Virginia, Richmond, Vi.rginia.

"Star Kist" -- 16mm, color, sound. FT~mch Sardine Company, Terminal Island, California. Also: Goebel-Pratt Co., 1020 4th Avenue So., SUittle 4, Wash.

"Tuna Fishing" and "Tuna Packing" -- l6rnm, color, ~.,ound. Pau::" Hoefler Productions, 612t Ridgeley Drive, Los Angeles 36, Calif.

"Sardinu) for Supperll -- 16mm, color, sound. California Division of Fish and Game, Sacrar.1onto, California.

"Product:i.on and Processing 'of Oysters" .-- 16mm, black and white, sound. U. S. Public Health Service, Washington, D. C.

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