Films Created for Learning, Training, and Public Education
Educational Films produced and distributed by New and Unique Videos® are designed to support learning in classrooms, training environments, and public education settings. These films combine clear instruction with documentary sensibility, emphasizing accuracy, accessibility, and real-world application.
Spanning multiple decades and evolving formats, this collection reflects a sustained commitment to educational media that informs without oversimplifying and instructs without sacrificing context.
Scope of the Collection
The Educational Films collection includes works created for:
- Classroom and curriculum-based learning
- Skills development and technique
- Public health and safety education
- Environmental and community awareness
- Professional training and instruction
Produced originally for VHS and later adapted to DVD, HD, and digital distribution, these films were developed for educators, institutions, and organizations seeking reliable, thoughtfully produced instructional media.
Approach
Educational Films in the New and Unique Videos® archive are grounded in practical knowledge and real-world experience. Rather than relying on abstract explanation alone, these works emphasize demonstration, clarity, and applicability.
Many titles draw upon expert instruction, field-based learning, and documented practice, allowing viewers to engage directly with subject matter through observation and example.
Relationship to Other Collections
Educational Films complement other major collections within the archive, including:
- Mountain Biking Films, which combine instruction with cultural documentation
- Documentaries, which explore social, cultural, and historical subjects
- Music Films, which focus on artistic expression through sound and image
Together, these collections reflect an integrated approach to education, storytelling, and visual communication.
Access and Use
Educational Films from the New and Unique Videos® archive are available for educational use, institutional access, and licensing, depending on title and format.
For inquiries regarding access, screening, or licensing, please visit the Contact or Licensing & Permissions page.