Hello Up There! (1971)

Director
Producer	New York Learning Research Co.
Contributors
Length	8 min
B&W/Color	color
UO Library Catalog description:	This 8-minute color film is designed to encourage self-expression about emotions in students in grades 4 through 6. The film presents children’s drawings, paintings, and comments which illustrate how they feel about and relate to the adult world. Emotions of loneliness, jealousy, anger, and hurt are expressed. The children also describe what they will be like when they are finally adults. Evaluation Information: This material has been reviewed by Specialized Office 3 and judged appropriate for use with the emotionally disturbed, learning disabled, educable mentally handicapped, and trainable mentally […]
Call #	FILM Ma171
Genre	instructional
Rare	yes
Online	no
Copyright status	public domain
Physical condition	very poor
Oregon-related	no

Notes:

Notes on inside of tin as to best classroom use of film. Labeled “Chabot College Library.” Begins with some sort of dancing animated creature singing “Hello up there, hello!” There seems to be a distributor still active, despite the lack of WorldCat coverage. Film is in terrible condition; can’t even run it. Rampant skipping, nightmarish gurgling sound, drenched in pink.