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An advertisement for Imperial Oil in which a male narrator speaks about the impressive size and efficiency of Place Villa Marie, a 45-story Canadian office and shopping center. There are various shots of the office building, workers, machinery and the Esso Imperial Oil offices.
Segment 1. Experimentation with “stop action” a term that is often used to show “time passing.”
Segment 2. the TV Halftime Shows animation effort.
Segment 3. Student work from filmmaking class in 1974
Segment 4. Alan Billingsley’s short film where a guy goes into an Arby’s to get a roast beef and turns into a monster.
Segment 5. Some of Bob Petranoff’s weekly interviews with professors from the IU School of Business.
Segment 6. Editing assignment for Edyvean’s film class.
Segment 7. Student experiments with sound, f-stops and filters.
Segments 8. The slow-motion shots of a guy and girl running for a 30-second commercial used to promote IU’s summer school session in 1975.
Segment 9. Out-take of a student project.
Segment 10. Spots with Lee Corso.
Segment 11. The SuperSpot. It was produced by Farm Bureau to air as the opening of each football game during the season they were sponsoring.
An advertisement for Rayco convertible tops in which a male narrator asks over and over again, "Why vinyl?" Answering his question voices sing the answers. Mechanics are seen installing a convertible top. Finally the singers sing a jingle.
