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Ms. Cooney knows teachers whose major reading is the school film catalogue.

Later on, the company has still remained visible in the home video distribution of its extensive film catalogue.

The rights to these films were thus acquired by Tobis and included within the company's film catalogue.

Films are numbered according to their order in the Star Films Catalogue.

Her film catalogue includes over 20 films, both in her native language German and in English.

Edison's film catalogue describes the film as follows: "Champion lady boxers of the world.

Edinburgh International Festival short film catalogue.

According to the British Film Catalogue, Culpitt, in a small supporting role, played a magician.

Shots taken using such a "panning" head were also referred to as "panoramas" in the film catalogues of the first decade of the cinema.

The Film Catalogue - Www.thefilmcatalogue.com.

(b) a central collection of works of reference of all kinds, e.g. encyclopaedias, film catalogues.

The Cinema for Peace Foundation School Film Catalogue covers issues such as war, human rights and discrimination.

Elizabeth's name can be found in the records held at the British Film Catalogue for her work with White Lyon Films.

The Cinema for Peace Foundation German School Film Catalogue.

China Star's film catalogue spans over ten years, and it has produced various films, of which most of them earned critical acclaim and scored a resounding success at the box office.

Bolland's artwork would also feature on the shops plastic bags, as well as T-Shirts and "covers for their SF, comic and TV & film catalogues," among other places.

Teldec, part of Elektra International Classics, enters the laserdisk race this month with performances culled from the Allegro Films catalogue and the Metropolitan catalogue from Germany.

Both Mac and Windows users will also have the opportunity to explore CD-ROM-based film catalogues that contain capsule reviews, film clips and background information on hundreds of movies.

The studios might well see the DVD as their last chance to recycle their film catalogues before digital broadcast virtually on demand makes owning a movie (or a music CD) unnecessary.

The British Film Catalogue is a reference book compiled by Denis Gifford (1927-2000) listing every film made in Britain, including feature films, shorts, information films and student films.

In February 2012, GoDigital acquired all VOD, electronic-sell-through (EST), and pay-per-view (PPV) rights to Latin Anywhere's Spanish language film catalogue.

Denis Gifford provided one of the earliest researched archives of early cinema, with The British Film Catalogue, 1895-1970, and produced numerous authoritative works on previously uncatalogued films from the UK and the US.

The paper was initially little more than a supplement to the Co-op's Film Catalogue, but later developed into an independent journal which provided a critical look at issues affecting the production, distribution and exhibition of film and video in Australia.

Such work has included music documentary films and television series with Screen Ventures holding representation of film catalogue and music rights for the Jimi Hendrix estate, John Lennon, Bob Marley, and other music artists.

A 1981 newspaper article by cinematographer Bob Guidry's ex-wife Pat Ellis Taylor reports the film may have appeared on a local television station, and that it was "listed at the bottom of a page in a film catalogue for rent for $20."