How to Make Sports Analysis Films by The Eastman Kodak Company 1975 Standard Book Company

This is How to Make Sports-Analysis Films, the 1975 Eastman Kodak guide that shows you how to shoot and study athletic events on Super 8 and 16 mm film.

The paper is intact and clean with minor age toning and typical wear, as the listing says.

The copyright page says the original 1965 text, How to Make Good Coaching Movies, was written by Ned Hockman, director of motion picture production at the University of Oklahoma, and that this 1975 edition was updated and expanded by Kodak. The contents run from choosing the proper equipment and film to filming the action, then sport by sport through football, baseball, basketball, track and field, swimming, diving, wrestling, tennis, and golf, with checklists and camera photos.

Details

  • Item: Softcover sports film guide
  • Title: How to Make Sports-Analysis Films
  • Author: Eastman Kodak Company. Original 1965 text by Ned Hockman
  • Illustrator: Not confirmed from photos
  • Publisher: Eastman Kodak Company, Motion Picture and Audiovisual Markets Division, Rochester, N.Y.
  • Publication Year: Copyright 1975
  • Edition and Printing: 1975 edition, updated and expanded from How to Make Good Coaching Movies (1965). Printing: Not confirmed from photos
  • Format and Binding: Paper, soft covers, with five punched holes along the binding edge. Cover price $2.85, code S-62
  • Dust Jacket: None, soft cover
  • Pages: 40, per the listing
  • Genre: Filmmaking and sports instruction
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: Standard Book No. 0-87985-164-3, as printed
  • Dimensions: 11 x 9 inches, per the listing

Condition Grade: Good

Positives

  • Graded Good: Complete and usable, with clear signs of use, and every flaw is named in this listing.
  • The orange and blue cover art stays bright.
  • The paper is intact and clean.
  • The contents page, equipment checklists, and camera photos are complete.

Issues / Wear

  • Minor age toning to the pages.
  • Typical wear to the covers.
  • Five punched holes run along the binding edge, through the covers and pages, as the photos show.

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This 1975 Eastman Kodak guide covers filming football, baseball, basketball, track, swimming, diving, wrestling, tennis, and golf, and it suits a shelf of sports and film history. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.

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  • Good: Complete and usable, with clear signs of use. Every flaw is named above.
  • Fair: Heavy wear or damage, named above. A reading or working copy, not a display piece.

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