Atomic Alert

Atomic Alert

Rejissyor: Encyclopaedia Britannica Films. Instruction on care and behavior in case of radiation exposure and atomic attack. "Illustrates the basic methods by which each child can best protect himself and others from the effects of an atomic bomb explosion, whether he is at home, at school, or on the street. An introduction presents a simplified explanation of nuclear fission" Educational Film Guide. 11th edition. Edited by Frederic A. Krahn. The H.W. Wilson Company, 1953. Classic atomic eyeball shot CU Hands operating a Geiger Counter CU Students faces CU Hands on a Geiger Counter Atomic Scientists doing experiments Animation of atomic bomb detonating in city Animation of faceless boy in from of faceless family. In the background a cutout community. Top down view of world globe showing United States outlined and glowing Teens walking down the street as a siren goes off Teens scatter in all directions CU One boy left in street VO: "Don't hesitate! Take cover!" Exterior nice suburban home Boy and girl go down to basement Boy and girl sitting in dark shelter CU Boy's hand on first-aid kit * CU Inside of first-aid kit * Scene of people scrambling out of apartment building Kids head down hall past "shelter area" sign Two boys in empty stadium, sirens. Boys run * CU Teens in rows in fallout "duck" position WS Two boys walking down street CU Boys talking Bomb blast One boy gets up and runs through rubble [possible post riot scene] Two boys run through rubble of city Nice running shot through rubble VO: "Don't drink tap water! It may be contaminated!" CU Radio MCU Ted pouring water from jug in the dark. Teens walking down street again. VO: "....our very lives may depend on always being alert!"

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