DVD and Streaming
Use film to educate, entertain, and start important conversations!
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Educational DVD
For use at an organization or university visit NEW DAY FILMS, a unique filmmaker-run distribution company.
Recommended Subject Areas > *Psychology *Sociology *Social Work *Family Studies *Women & Gender Studies *Men’s Studies *Diversity *LGBTQ Studies *Media/ Culture and Communications *American/ Popular Culture *Public Health *Body Image Issues *Religious Studies
Find out more, read reviews, and download the free study guide:
BODY TYPED DVD (with $20 Women’s History Month Special! — Discount Good Till the end of March, 2013)
For $20 off towards the DVD, you can also visit New Day Films and enter the code: HHDZJX
Institutions (Colleges/Universities) $279 Orig: $299
Community Groups/ Public Libraries/K-12 Schools $109 Orig: $129
Rental $45 Orig: $65
Or Call New Day Films: 888-367-9154
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For Canadians! BODY TYPED is now being distributed by Kinetic Video.
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Classroom Streaming
Through NEW DAY DIGITAL you can now stream either as an individual or as an institution. New Day’s strategy is simple – find out what customers want in streaming media and provide it at prices they can afford.
5 Years, Institutional (Education / Nonprofit) $ 299.00
14 Days, In-Class Use $ 60.00
21 days, Individual Use Only $ 4.99
Home Video Streaming
For private use you can order the film directly through the filmmaker. This will allow you to stream all three films plus DVD extras online.
$12.00
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“These films make the study of society and the media relevant to students by speaking to their everyday experiences and inspires them to speak as well — guaranteed to spark lively classroom conversations.”
- Astra Taylor, Department of Sociology SUNY New Paltz
WET DREAMS AND FALSE IMAGES, 12 min.
(Winner: Sundance Film Festival, ALA/ YALSA Award)
Exposes the art of digital photo-retouching. How do images of perfect female beauty influence men’s perceptions of real women? And, how we see ourselves?
THE GUARANTEE, 11 min.
(Winner: Best Short Film – Newport International Film Festival)
Teasing, self-perception, cultural identity, and plastic surgery. How would changing our bodies to try to fit an image alter the way we see ourselves? — Or even who we are? A dancer’s hilarious story about his prominent “Italian” nose and the effect it has on his career.
34x25x36, 8 min.
(National PBS Broadcast on POV)
A look at mannequins, religion and perfection. Enter the inner workings of the Patina V Mannequin Factory and see what goes into making “the ideal woman of the moment” — in plastic.
“Recommended for academic and public libraries, Body Typed is an excellent instructional and discussion resource for communication, media, psychology, and gender curricula.-”Educational Media Reviews Online