Science at Your Service

194935 min 57 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: Ronald Dick

Production: Tom Daly

Script: Ronald Dick

Produced by the National Film Board of Canada for the Canadian Bureau of Mines.

An outline of Canadian research activities and facilities in the mineral and metallurgical fields. In the laboratories of the Bureau of Mines in Ottawa we see a wide variety of tests and experiments which help to solve the problems involved in industrial expansion. Fuels-research is a major activity. Explosives-testing, ore-dressing, and the testing of metals are among the many operations shown in the film. Typical of the part played by these Canadian research laboratories in industrial development is the brucite magnesia story, and the making of new, important alloys.

Subject categories


  • Technology > Industrial TechnologyOil Industry and Mining OperationsResearch
  • Mining > MetalsMinerals and MiningMining Industries

Credits


director
Ronald Dick
script
Ronald Dick
producer
Tom Daly
editing
Tom Daly
camera
Robert Humble
sound
Clarke Daprato
Don Wellington
narrator
John Drainie
music
Maurice Blackburn
Eldon Rathburn

Awards


  • Honourable Mention - Category: Non-theatrical - sponsoredGenie Awards