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Accession 02-179
Smithsonian Institution. Office of Public Affairs
Productions, circa 1973
Descriptive Entry
This accession consists of motion picture and sound elements for the exhibition films that accompanied the National Museum of Natural History exhibition (Hall 10) "It All Depends: How Man Affects and Is Affected by His Natural Environment." Some of the film offerings that accompanied the exhibit were: "Man's Use of the Earth"- a 10-minute film projected on 3 screens about Man's effect on the natural environment; "The Predator and the Prey" - a 4-minute animated film about the dynamic balance of nature. Animated by Film Polski, Warsaw Poland; "The Web of Life" - a 3-minute animated film about the relationships between food chains, food webs, and pyramids of energy. Animated by Film Polski, Warsaw Poland; and Sharing a Lifestyle"- a 4-miute film about how members of a species compete and cooperate in getting the essentials for life. Elements include camera originals, master sound recordings, and projection prints.
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- Film Polski
- It All Depends: How Man Affects and is Affected by his Natural Environment (Exhibition) (Washington, D.C.)
- Man's Use of the Earth (Motion picture : 1973)
- National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) -- Exhibitions
- Predator and the Prey (Motion picture : 1973)
- Sharing a Lifestyle (Motion picture : 1973)
- Web of Life (Motion picture : 1973)
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Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 02-179, Smithsonian Institution. Office of Public Affairs, Productions