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The parabolic reflectors, (which were incidentally relocated by Jim HandyÂs post production company), eke out something of the cavepersons in all of us.

Those fat fiber optic cables scream of efficient carborundum rods. that the bigger the company the bigger the science.

#White magic icon movie

UV and IR aside, the movie is a neo - precognitive testament to the optimism rooted in a faith that in LundÂs Law, i.e. 'Chevy flew and Chevy knew' may have picked up some aficionados as the trunk call of the day but between the lines grew the light show of which the film can only claim to be a small (is) part. Still, I used to own a Chevy and unlike what you are probably not thinking, it wasn't as a movie of any sort that became the most significant aspect of the choice of textual grammaticism. Expenses ran riot over and the denouement of the films later reedit ran into quite literally the thousands.

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De Gnubel wasn't the first free spirit in the car industry to advance certain lame precepts that drew audiences from every strata and province of the American thinking mind. TC: 'The End' 'A Jam Handy Picture' superimposed over spinning hubcapĬHEVROLET ADVERTISING AUTOMOBILES TRANSPORTATION LIGHT PHYSICS INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY INFRA-RED WAVELENGTHS FILM MOTION PICTURES Motor Company (sponsor) Fishing Fishermen Science Spectrum (visible light) Rowboats Lakes Pastoral scenes Nature WaterĬhevrolet paid for this film in many significant ways. MCU man shaving, watching himself in mirror CU man rubbing his faceĬU man's hand plugging in small light bulb man places slatted cover over bulb streaks of light emit from bulb man rotates cover, light follows CU overlapping light streaks VS different apparatuses casting light in different waysĬU profile car headlight VS illuminated car headlights MCU man driving car at night MS road at night as seen from inside car VS high angle model of car on road at night, demonstrating high and low headlight beams CU man's foot pushing petal on automobile floor VS with safety rules superimposed over picture ECU hand turning car ignition (mile per hour gauge in BG) VS woman sitting in chair as photographic adjusts lighting on her CU woman shyly looking around man places screen between woman and camera CU woman (frame blurred) MS boy buying ice cream cone from older man (people walking by in foreground) VS boy eating ice cream CU melting cones on vendor tray High angle MS woman wearing swimsuit, laying on bed underneath tanning light CU tanning lightĬU desk light fixture track out MS man behind desk, working with lights man closes curtains, room goes dark VS of CU fluorescent clock in varying degrees of light CU fluorescent rod demonstrating ultraviolet photography CU fluorescent liquid VS man looking at letter with magnifying glass, lights fade revealing fluorescent map CU National Bank check to Fred Smith for $20,000 light dims revealing $20.00 check has been tampered with 'Who knows what miracles are yet to come when the magic light of tomorrow comes into its own?'ĮLS sailboat on ocean at dusk LS ocean shoreline VS of MS people on beach MS woman laying out on beach (little boy playing with sand in BG) Sure it's all fake, but it's great fun to watch.

light (the narrator calls it 'invisible black magic light') is depicted as a giver of vitamins, and we're shown faked infrared photography through 'a screen coated with rubber.' All this, of course, is mere sugar-coating on the way to the subtle plugs for Chevrolet's 'new,' 'accurate' headlights that 'apply the latest principal of scientific light control.' This is demonstrated by 'a remarkable new device' that looks like a paper cup with slits cut into its sides. It starts with a booming narrator boasting about 'the magic of science.finding new and better uses for light.' Next, we're subjected to a few faked pseudo-experiments designed to reinforce the idea that 'light is magic.' U.V. Ken Smith sez: A typical prewar Jam Handy/Chevrolet theatrical one-reeler slick, well-produced, and cleverly deceptive as to its true intent. Special optical printer wipes resemble shimmering sunbursts - a nice touch. The physics, science and applications of light.