I saw this short film yesterday when I was at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, it was in their "House of the Future" exhibit and it was really good.
I mean, it's not actually good, but it's got that charm that most 1950's educational videos have. It's just this middle aged man named Arthur who has the mental age of a 5 year old being told shocking information like "if we use our tools and materials properly we can make furniture that is comfortable AND visually appealing."
Genuinely though, the film had some very nice title design which is something that most of these films don't bother with.
If you're ever in the Powerhouse please watch it, it's short and charming
Not that anyone is reading this at all, I mean, just look at the page for this thing, it's an arid wasteland. I have no doubt that only two people have ever been on this page: me, and the person who made it.
I mean, it's not actually good, but it's got that charm that most 1950's educational videos have. It's just this middle aged man named Arthur who has the mental age of a 5 year old being told shocking information like "if we use our tools and materials properly we can make furniture that is comfortable AND visually appealing."
Genuinely though, the film had some very nice title design which is something that most of these films don't bother with.
If you're ever in the Powerhouse please watch it, it's short and charming
Not that anyone is reading this at all, I mean, just look at the page for this thing, it's an arid wasteland. I have no doubt that only two people have ever been on this page: me, and the person who made it.