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• Stop motion
  {{Short description|Animation technique to make a physically manipulated object app On 27 February 1860, Peter Hubert Desvignes received British patent no. 537 for 28 monocular and stereoscopic variations of cylindrical
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• List of Encyclopædia Britannica Films titles
  {{Short description|none}} [[Encyclopædia Britannica Films]] was an educational film production company in the 20th century owned by [
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• The Comic Strip
  {{Short description|Group of British comedians}} {{About|a group of British comedians|other uses|Comic strip (disambiguation)}}
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• China Film Archive
  ...anghai International Film Festival for Historic Collection of Unseen China Films from BFI National Archive|work=Targeted News Service}}</ref> ...ition, the Archive undertakes research projects directed at finding ‘lost’ films and abandoned filmmaking practises.<ref name=":44">{{Cite journal|last=Lent
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• Ray Harryhausen
  {{Short description|American animator (1920–2013)}} ...death in 2013. During his life, his innovative style of special effects in films inspired numerous filmmakers. In November 2016 the [[BFI]] compiled a list
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• Found footage (film technique)
  {{short description|Film genre}} ...roject X]]'') and [[family film|family]] (''e.g.'', ''[[Earth to Echo]]'') films.
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• The Clicking of Cuthbert (film series)
  {{short description|1924 film}} {{Use British English|date=March 2019}}
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• Bubble and Squeek
  {{short description|British series of short animated films}} ...e two main characters: Bubble and Squeek. Their names are derived from the British dish [[bubble and squeak]]. All shorts were produced in [[Technicolor]].
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• Orphan film
  {{Short description|Film that has been abandoned by its creator or copyright holder {{for|films named "Orphan" or with similar titles|Orphan (disambiguation)#Film}}
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• Moving Image:Ferry Pilot (1942 film)
  {{about|the 1942 Canadian film|the 1941 British film of the same title|Ferry Pilot (1941 film)}} ...bomber]]s had to be available. The [[Air Transport Auxiliary]] (ATA) was a British wartime civilian organization, headquartered at [[White Waltham Airfield]]
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• Moving Image:Churchill's Island
  {{Short description|1941 Canadian propaganda film}} ...amen and, after the [[Dunkirk evacuation]], the re-building of a decimated British Army.
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• Sweet Disaster
  {{Use British English|date=May 2015}} ...the dialogue-free Dreamless Sleep".<ref name="ukanimation.blogspot" /> The films are fairly obscure; Nick Park noted that Babylon "hasn't really seen the li
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• Clay animation
  {{Short description|Stop-motion animation made using malleable clay models}} ...gspot.com/2013/08/stop-motion-explosion-iii-thur-aug-15.html|title=Oddball Films: Stop-Motion Explosion III - Thur. Aug 15 - 8PM}}</ref>
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• Moving Image:Zero Hour (1944 film)
  ...ghly mobile raiding and [[reconnaissance]] forces began to be used. The [[British Commandos|commando]] carried all they needed and operated in the field, to ...st on the beaches were the "storm troops": French commandos, U.S. Rangers, British Marines backed up by Canadian and U.S. paratroopers. At "Zero Hour", the st
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• Charles Urban
  ...d F.B. Stewart. The Warwick Trading Company was also agent for a number of British and French firms, including Frank Mottershaw, James Williamson, Lumière an ...he following year he published his first Urbanora catalogue of educational films.
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• Strange as It Seems
  ...fact of trivia, such as "butterflies smell with their feet" and finally a short musical ending. There were occasionally live interviews with unusual person ...du the Magician and was an announcer on other programs. He appeared in 213 films between 1904 and 1957. His wife was the former Estelle Allen. Whitman died
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• Moving Image:Wings on Her Shoulder
  ...tive and technical positions in the RCAF. While most WDs were located at [[British Commonwealth Air Training Plan]] stations across Canada, many others served ...e shot in Canada and carefully edited with other footage obtained from the British [[Ministry of Information (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Information]].<ref>G
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• Inside Fighting China
  ...'''Inside Fighting China''''' is a 1941 22-minute Canadian [[short subject|short]] [[documentary film]] produced by the [[National Film Board of Canada]] fo ...United States into the [[total war|global conflict]] on the side of the [[British Empire]].
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• Moving Image:Global Air Routes
  ...s/entry/canadas-soft-sell-propaganda "Canadian Second World War propaganda films."] ''[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|CBC]]'', 2015 (originally broadcas ...rseas Airways]] provided a link to the far-flung [[Commonwealth of Nations|British Commonwealth]], much like the U.S. carrier [[Pan American World Airways|Pan
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• Moving Image:When Asia Speaks
  ...East and West. The administrators of the [[British Empire in World War II|British Empire]] on the Indian sub-continent realize that [[Mahatma Gandhi|Gandhi]] Typical of the NFB's wartime series of [[propaganda]] short films, ''When Asia Speaks'' was a [[compilation documentary]] that relied heavily
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