The People's Films: A Political History of U.S. Government Motion Pictures

Table of contents

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• Title Page *
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface viii
• Acknowledgments xv
• Introduction xvii
• I - Democracy's Public Relations 3
• 2 - Documentary in England and Canada 16
• 3 - U. S. Government Films: The Early Period 43
• 4 - Pare Lorentz: A Bold Beginning 56
• 5 - The U.S. Film Service 87
• 6 - World War Ii: The Office of War Information 118
• 7 - World War Ii: Armed Forces Documentary 152
• 8 - Film and Foreign Policy: The Usia, 1962-1967 173
• 9 - Television for President and Congress 201
• 10 - The Documentary Dialogue 220

• Title Page *
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface viii
• Acknowledgments xv
• Introduction xvii
• I - Democracy's Public Relations 3
• 2 - Documentary in England and Canada 16
• 3 - U. S. Government Films: The Early Period 43
• 4 - Pare Lorentz: A Bold Beginning 56
• 5 - The U.S. Film Service 87
• 6 - World War Ii: The Office of War Information 118
• 7 - World War Ii: Armed Forces Documentary 152
• 8 - Film and Foreign Policy: The Usia, 1962-1967 173
• 9 - Television for President and Congress 201
• 10 - The Documentary Dialogue 220
• Index 229
• Other Books of Related Interest: 240