Gifts of the Sun

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Gifts of the Sun is a short film from ca. 1946 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.

Beautiful Kodachrome film showing how California dried fruit is grown, harvested, processed, sorted, weighed, and packed. With alluring imagery of apricots, prunes, peaches, and raisins.

Gifts of the Sun
Produced byDel Monte Food Products
Production
company
Del Monte Food Products
Distributed byDel Monte Food Products
Release date
ca. 1946
Running time
17:52
LanguageEnglish
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More Details

Beautiful Kodachrome film showing how California dried fruit is grown, harvested, processed, sorted, weighed, and packed. With alluring imagery of apricots, prunes, peaches, and raisins.

Apricots, prunes, peaches and grapes shown on the branch/vine. Men on ladders harvesting fruit. Apricots being pitted and left to dry in the sun. Truck loaded with dried fruit entering packing house. Dried fruit being processed. Shots of hands sorting fruit on conveyor belt. Good shot of women measuring exact weight of prunes. Several shots of packaging by "whirling" machines.

People

Story
Gene Walker
Photography
Dave Butler
Recording
Bill Palmer


Images

Dr. Sunshine is not a real person

See Also