1950s: Inuit family moves furnishing from igloo.

FTG FOR MIKE DUNCAN CS VO ON HOW AFTER 30 YEARS, INUITS WERE GIVEN 1/5 OF CANADA'S LAND TO RULE FOR THEMSELVES 21:00:30 MCU OF NUNAVUT WORKING OUTDOORS IN SNOW DURING INTV / SAYS HE SELLS PIECE HE IS WORKING ON FOR 225 DOLLARS / SAYS HE WORKS CONSTRUCTION IN SUMMER / SAYS HE STARTS CARVING AFTER CONSTRUCTION SEASON 21:01:49 TIGHT SHOT OF STONE CARVING 21:03:57 LS OF NUNAVUT VILLAGE AS SNOW APPEARS IN FG / NATSOT 21:08:32 MS OF CHURCH EXT 21:08:34 MCU OF POLICE RECRUITER DURING OUTDOOR INTV / COMMENTS ON POLICE RECRUITING AND SEARCH FOR MORE INUIT MOUNTIES 21:21:10 TWO SHOT OF POLICE RECRUITER AND ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT DEAN REYNOLDS 21:22:39 MCU OF INUIT POLICE RECRUIT DURING OUTDOOR INTV / SAYS THEY ARE TRYING TO RECRUIT MORE INUITS FOR ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE (RCMP) 21:28:00 B-ROLL OF JAIL / TIGHT SHOT OF CELLBLOCK A SIGN ON WALL 21:28:45 B-ROLL OF INUIT POLICE OFFICER AT WORK IN OFFICE

THE CRUISE OF THE WHALER HERMAN

Native Inuit people of Greenland seen on beds in Greenland. An outdoor porch lined with beds and women in the beds. A nurse tucks a child into bed with his mother. Other beds are occupied by Greenland native women. Inuit men, women and children watch an animated comic movie about Humpty Dumpty. View of faces of smiling Inuit men, women, and many children as they watch the movie in a makeshift theater. Location: Greenland. Date: 1940.

Newfoundland Canada St Johns capital close up painted Inuit eskimo graffiti in city

An interview with Maggie MacDonnell, who was awarded the Global Teacher Prize for her work in an Inuit community, features daily life in the indigenous community. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

Needs Description

Unissued / Unused material. <br/> <br/>Cannes Film Festival. France. <br/> <br/>MS battery of cameramen. Various shots of Inuits (Eskimos) arriving. Various shots of film stars arriving including Anthony Quinn and Melina Mercouri (possibly also Jeanne Moreau ?), and of presentation of awards. <br/> <br/>MS Federico Fellini receiving the Golden Palm Grand Prix award for 'La Dolce Vita'. CU of the award. MS as he shows it off.

Coronation medal is presented to Inuit for outstanding community service

SNOWY LANDSCAPE. INUIT (ESKIMOS) GATHERED AROUND. IGLOO AND SLED. TWO INUIT PLAY HACKY-SACK

ms Eskimo builds igloo - 1950's - probably sound stage but looks good - cu's of Eskimo - smoke from hole in igloo - snow falls on igloo - ice & snow in background - native dress - Inuit - series of shots - Arctic

INUIT HUNTER FINDS THREE TRAPPED GRAY WHALES TRAPPED IN ICE NEAR POINT BARROW ALASKA. WHAT FOLLOWS IS AN MULTI GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION TO SAVE THE WHALES. WHILE THE YOUNGEST EVENTUALLY DIES, TWO OF THE WHALES SURVIVED THE ORDEAL.

Shots of display of Inuit furs outside Quonset hut in Inuit village. CUs of Inuit carvings. Shot of two men sitting in front of building, examining net. FOLLOW HAS of Inuit moving across rocky ground towards Inuit village in distance. Shot of Inuit looking furs over outside Quonset trading post, white trader chatting with Inuit. CU of Inuit carvings. Shots of Inuit sitting outside, polishing carving. Shot of truck moving through mine camp, backing up past camera, Inuit driver.

Tent at a climate research camp on the sea ice on the high Arctic coast in Greenland. Scientists are measuring the extent and thickness of the sea ice to monitor the effects of climate change. Sea ice melt is part of a feedback loop, as ice reflects a lot more sunlight than dark sea water. Exposed sea water absorbs more heat and warms more quickly, melting yet more ice.

Two Inuit men travel across ice with sled and pack of sled dogs - Views from behind the sled as it travels. Excellent POV scenes from inside the sled as it travels along on the ice. Good shots of dogs pulling the sled. Inuit fisherman ice fishing and pulling up a catch - dogs being fed. Inuit people have always traveled long distances through the vast ice fields of their territories of Northwest Greenland, mostly for hunting and sometimes spiritual quests. These scenes were filmed in the Siorapaluk Fjord while traveling to Siorapaluk village, the northernmost inhabited village in the world, located in the mythic region of Thule in North Greenland. The Thule people were whale and seal hunters and were the first people to bring dogs into Greenland thus inaugurating the cultural history of dog sledding in Greenland, which is still a main mode of transport today.

Charles and Anne Lindbergh on survey trip to chart possible route to and around Greenland

Canadian photographer Richard Harrington shares his black and white photographs of Inuit people in a report about the Canadian Museum of Photography holding a show to celebrate his career. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

Unused / unissued material - Colour material <br/> <br/>Various shots of food aid being handed out in India or Pakistan. Shots of people cooking on small fires. Various microscope shots - not clear of what, possibly bacteria spreading. VS of watermelon with flies crawling over it. CU Houseflies. CUs of maggots growing and moving around. Flies emerge from cocoons. VS of flies. <br/> <br/>Various shots of beans being washed and processed in a factory - possibly backed beans being put in tins. Shots of small Frankfurter sausages being processed. They too are put in tins along with the baked beans. The tins are then sealed and packed. CU tins of Heinz Baked Beans. <br/> <br/>Pan across drawing showing Eskimos / Inuits fishing through hole in the ice. CU of painting of food. CU diagram showing effect of freezing on peas. VS of peas being processed in Birds Eye Factory. Various shots of Birds Eye frozen garden peas being packaged. Shots of men moving boxes of peas in a large freezer. <br/> <br/>Various quick shots of different methods of sterilisation by heat. Tinning plant - freezing peas.

Charles A Lindbergh (Lindy) and wife, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, in Nome, Alaska on their survey flight over the Great Circle route from New York to Tokyo, for use by commercial airlines. The Lindberghs pose in front of their Lockheed Sirius airplane, parked in the water behind them. (It is equipped with pontoons as a float plane.) Citizens of Nome are turned out to greet them. The Lindberghs cleaning up their aircraft. The couple is seen mingling among a large group of native Inuit eskimo men, women, and children, in indigenous dress, who turned out to see the famous aviator. Next, Lindbergh stands behind his wife, as she sits in the seat of a sled hitched to a team of dogs. The Lindberghs ride with the Inuit sled driver as the team of dogs pulls the sled over the frozen tundra grass. Later, they pose with three women dressed in furs. They also pose with several Inuit Eskimo women. Location: Nome Alaska USA. Date: August 1931.

SNOWY LANDSCAPE. INUIT (ESKIMOS) GATHERED AROUND. IGLOO AND SLED. TWO INUIT PLAY HACKY-SACK

Perils of the North - b&w documentary w/ sound narration about Arctic scientific expedition led by Harold McCracken to Siberia & Alaska for American Museum of Natural History - view of two islands, one belonging to Russia the other to the United States - Bering Strait - Eskimo or Inuit children in front of tent dressed in furs - ceremonial dance for camera with native costumes - musician beats drum with stick - cu's faces of kids - rough sea - sailor in rigging - Captain Robert Bartlett in heavy coat with sextant - ship in ice floes - polar bear swims near ship - large island - dead polar bear strung up on deck - sailor in crows nest - pan herd of walrus on ice floe - walrus jump off - man shoots at walrus from ship - small boat to ice floe - explorers shoot walrus on ice - men examine dead walrus - c/u prow of ship cuts through ice - men measure walrus carcass - sunset over ice floes - exploration - wildlife