Movies: John Stockbridge
- 1962
The Signal Engineers (1962)
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A film about one of the most responsible and professional jobs on British Railways. Practical work in shop and signal box, on gantry and trackside, coupled with instruction in mechanics, electricity, electronics and draughtsmanship, lead the apprenti...
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- 1969
'G.I.G.O Garbage In, Garbage Out' Computer History - A British View (1969)
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Barclays Bank documentary about computers in the UK and how they might be used in the future....
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- 1964
And Gladly He Would Learn (1964)
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A BAFTA award nominated documentary exploring the life of British teachers and their families in the developing countries of the Commonwealth and the challenge and opportunities it affords....
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- 1963
Reshaping British Railways (1963)
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The film version of Dr. Richard Beeching's plan for the re-shaping of British Railways, showing some of the problems involved, the research necessary, and the answers that were produced....
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- 1979
A New Age for Railways (1979)
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In a world growing ever shorter of energy, railways are well suited to satisfy the world's future transport needs. This is the story of the new railways in Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Poland and Italy....
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- 1970
Let There Be Light (1970)
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A BAFTA award winning documentary on the basic physics, properties, uses and fascination of light. Intended for educational and general audiences....
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- 1972
Cutting Oils and Fluids (1972)
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A BAFTA award winning documentary describing the various types of water-based fluids and neat cutting oils, their composition and qualities and explains how they perform their function....
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