The Index of Training Films

The Index of Training Films, originally published in 1945, serves as a comprehensive guide to training films available at the time. Compiled by Business Screen Inc, this index provides a valuable snapshot of the educational resources used in business and industry during the mid-20th century. It offers insights into the training methodologies and subjects considered important for workforce development in that era.

Researchers, historians, and film enthusiasts will find this index useful for understanding the evolution of training techniques and the role of film in education. The detailed listings provide a glimpse into the types of films produced and the industries they served, making it a unique historical document. This book is a fascinating look at the intersection of film, business, and education.

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