Sickle cell anemia: A genetic disease.
- Date:
- 1978
- Film
About this work
Description
A film explaining sickle cell anaemia using similar footage and animation as 7263F 'The sickle shaped cell: A film for children'. for children: it starts with animation and footage of various zoo animals (shot at San Diego zoo) to explain inheritence. On a cellular level, it then explains via animation that some people have some sickle shaped cells and then develop infections and pain.
Publication/Creation
1978.
Physical description
1 film reel (15 min. ) : sound, colour, 16mm.
Contributors
- King, Robinnarrator
- Goodman, Milescomposer
- Lubin, Bertram.scientific advisor
- Forbes Manley, Audrey.scientific advisor
- Bradley, Thomasscientific advisor
- Davis, Julianscientific advisor
- Mentzer, William.scientific advisor
- Reid, Clarice.scientific advisor
- Tolbert, George.scientific advisor
- Geis, Irvingscientific advisor
- Hale, Margaret.animator
- Frerks, Gerry.animator
- Collins,Vincent.animator
- Ritzenberg, Frederick A.cinematography.,producer
- Ramsing, Roy.sound engineer
- Golden Door Productionsproducer
Copyright note
Golden Door Productions.
Notes
Slightly acetic.
Creator/production credits
A Presentation of Children's Hospital Medical Center of Northern California. Medical Consultants; Bertram Lubin, Audrey Forbes Manley. Medical Advisors; Thomas Bradley, Julian Davis, William Mentzer, Clarice Reid, George Tolbert. Music; Miles Goodman. Animation; Margaret Hale, Gerry Frerks, Vincent Collins. Scientific Illustration Consultant; Irving Geis. Camera; Frederick A. Ritzenberg. Sound; Roy Ramsing. A film by David Leivick and Frederick A. Ritzenberg. A Golden Door Production.
Narrated by Robin King.
Narrated by Diahann Carroll.
Languages
Where to find it
Location Access Closed stores7265FCan't be requested Note