Radio and Television (1940)

- Runtime
- 11 min
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How it feels
This vocational guidance film from 1940 shows how the radio industry worked at that time and what jobs it offered. It also introduces television as a new field that would need specially trained workers. The film displays the electronics used before World War II.
informativeeducationaldatedpracticaloptimisticstraightforwardmatter-of-factindustrious
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