This short film documents scenes at the Midway of the 1970 State Fair of Texas including carnival games and food vendors.

This short film contains elements from a larger work, a student film titled "Sunset on Film" which documents activities at Sunset High School in the North Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. The film opens with a close up of a lemon with the words "20th Century Lemon" written on it. The story begins with students arriving at school on bicycles, in cars, and by bus and includes interiors of the school, a girl posing with a lemon, and band practice with some fast-motion photography. The second portion of the film, titled "Instant Annual," juxtaposes close up images from a still group photograph with live action of girls dancing, a girl jumping in slow-motion, and a title card that reads, "Does Mrs. Ross Sleep with a Night Light?" The film ends with the Sunset High School marching band and drill team performing in a parade. Although credits indicate a soundtrack, none exists for this film.

This short film contains elements from a longer student film titled 'Sunset on Film" which documents activities at Sunset High School in the North Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. An unidentified man displays title cards which read "Sunset on Film," and "In widescreen Super 8." The film begins with a large crowd of students in front of Sunset High School and the students entering the building. The film continues with a girl playing tennis in slow-motion, students walking down hallways, students and office workers in an administrative office, students in a typing classroom, a man fixing an exterior building window, a pep rally shot from the stage and back of the auditorium, an orchestra performing, students in the cafeteria, girls performing a choreographed song and dance routine, boys playing basketball, the cameraman reflected in a mirror, and boys marching. The film is shot largely in black-and-white with brief segments shot in color. Although credits indicate there is a soundtrack, none is available for this film.

This short film contains elements from a longer student film titled 'Sunset on Film" which documents activities at Sunset High School in the North Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. The film begins with the title "The Hope of the Sunset Athletic Department" followed by footage of crowds watching young women playing powder puff football or flag football. A young man takes out the trash with the school newspaper, "The Sunset Stampede" in one of the cans and two boys fold an American flag. A series of close ups of the school bell is followed by students rushing fast-motion out of the building through an open window. Other students are seen leaving school more slowly through the front of the building. Students leave campus on foot, in car, and by bus. A movie theater on Jefferson Boulevard, The Vogue, can be seen in the background. The film ends with students leaving through a darkened hallway and a sunset over the neighborhood.

This film includes raw footage of an unfinished film, "Corn Flakes," and documents street scenes in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. Shooting from West Jefferson Boulevard, the filmmaker captures residents and local businesses including Bonner Appliance, the Charco Broiler Restaurant, and Ward Drugs. The film ends with the film's protagonist wrestling with a television dinner tray on his bicycle.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Cordina family including footage of children riding a bicycle in the street of their residential neighborhood and a tractor in front of an empty field at sunset.

This home movie documents Margaret Stewart's debut at the 1976 Idlewild Debutante Ball.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Peter Pauls Stewart family including Mrs. Stewart posing at home in her flower garden.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Peter Pauls Stewart familly including the family home covered in ice and snow.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Peter Pauls Stewart family including horseback riding and young women participating in a graduation ceremony, likely from the Hockaday School.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Peter Pauls Stewart family including a boating trip, views of buildings and construction sites in downtown Dallas, and horseback riding.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Peter Pauls Stewart family including a flower garden and family members playing basketball at home.

This video focuses on the career of Hayden Fry, football coach at North Texas State University (NTSU), as he prepares for a game against Southern Methodist University (SMU). The film includes footage of Fry at home, interviews with NTSU president Calvin Cleave "Jitter" Nolan on the campus of NTSU, pep rallies, and scenes of the football game with SMU at Texas Stadium.

Photograph of a vomit bag used to promote screenings of "Mark of the Devil" at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities John Tincher and friends and members of the musical group "County Fair." The film begins with friends having fun in a parking lot and a sign at a venue that reads "New Blue Chip Club 'Jjedd - County Fair' Ladies Nite and Sunday Crossroads." The film continues with a Christmas parade in Dallas, including representatives of the Girl Scout Troop 213 (Westcliff District), Boy Scouts, and Tom Thumb Super Markets. A neon sign at the Ginger-Bred House in Fort Worth announces a performance by County Fair. The film continues with friends spending time in the mountains and snow, stopping at a Bi-Lo Supermarket, and taking their car through a car wash. Jim Rutledge of Blood Rock and other friends perform for the camera in front of venue, "The Fog." The film concludes with a festival or event in Robert E. Lee Park in Dallas with musicians, dancing, and children playing football.

This home movie documents the Rhone family children and teenagers dancing.

This home movied documents various buildings and landscapes.

This home movie documents the Agnew Junior High School marching band performing in a parade, various buildings and a swimming pool, and horses.

This film includes footage of a field of sunflowers, moving water flowing from a spillway, a tree's shadow reflected in the moving water, the Ross Tire Service building, an unidentified building, an unidentified young woman eating a candy bar in fast-motion, people in front of an unidentified building, footage shot from a moving automobile, people shopping at a grocery store, and people lined up to enter the Ringling Circus at the Dallas Coliseum.

This home movie documents the activities of John Tincher and friends including shopping at the Goodwill backlot, twirling a baton, performing, and driving around in a van to locations such as Polar Bear Ice Cream in Oak Cliff and Kentucky Fried Chicken.

This home movie documents teenager Art Greenhaw and other adolescents at a party and Art singing and playing guitar with a band. The film ends with family members celebrating Christmas.

This home movie documents individuals, groups, and marching bands walking in a political march.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of John Tincher and friends, including a ride in their van, a stop at North Park Apartments, and a trip to Eagle Mountain Lake with his dog Elvis.

This film includes raw footage from the film project, "Sunset on Film," and includes students in classrooms and gymnasium of Sunset High School.