This home movie documents a high school football game between the Pilot Point Bearcats and the Van Alstyne Panthers. Pilot Point is the home team. The last shot of the score board shows Pilot Point with 42 points and Van Alstyne with 0. The label on the case indicates that Pilot Point won the game 56 to 08.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill Family including a family gathering (00:00-04:40), a Christmas celebration (04:40-13:48), a Hugga Bunch themed birthday party for Brandy (13:48-18:15), Easter with Brandy and Justin (18:15-22:47), and Justin's first birthday on April 27, 1986 (22:47-36:42).

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Covington family including a trip to Disney World. Most of the footage appears to have been shot from a tram or monorail. Footage includes Cory, Carmen, and John posing for the camera in Mickey Mouse shirts, Cinderella's Castle, and Mickey Mouse waving at the camera with Carmen and Cory.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill family with a focus on young Brandy. The film includes a Christmas celebration (00:00-08:40), Brandy's Pink Panther themed second birthday (08:40-12:54), and Easter 1984 12:54-17:21).

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Covington family including Carmen and her mother watering plants. Carmen swings on a swing set, rides a tricycle, and dunks her head in a water bucket. Portions of the film were shot in fast motion.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill family. The film begins in February 1980 with dogs boarding a McNeill's Appliances delivery van and running outdoors, a very brief shot of the McNeill's Appliances store front, and the exterior of a home (00:00-04:00).The film continues with footage of a family gathering, possibly Thanksgiving, with Pam and her husband and detailed footage of objects and decorations in the home including an autumn harvest table display (04:00-08:36). The rest of the film documents the first year of Brandy's life beginning with bringing her home from the hospital.

This home movie documents a high school football game between the Pilot Point Bearcats and Tom Bean High School. Tom Bean is the home team. The last shot of the score board and the label on the case indicate that Pilot Point won the game 49 to 12.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Covington family including Carmen's fifth birthday party. Footage includes a birthday cake, children playing on a swing set, and young girls spinning and dancing and pulling each other in a wagon. Portions of this film were shot in fast and slow motion.

This home movie documents a high school football game between the Pilot Point Bearcats and Henrietta High School Bearcats. Labels on the case and reel indicate that Pilot Point won the game 41 to 06.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill Family including birthdays and holidays. Footage includes Halloween 1987 (00:00-02:30), Christmas 1987 (02:30-14:17), Justin's Crayola themed third birthday party (14:17-18:13), children swimming (18:13-18:48), Thanksgiving 1988 (18:48-21:08), and Christmas 1988 (21:08-23:38).

This home movie documents a high school football game between the Pilot Point Bearcats and Sanger High School. Pilot Point is the home team. The last shot of the score board shows Pilot Point with 31 points and Sanger with 0. The label on the case indicates that Pilot Point won the game 53 to 16.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill Family including birthdays and holidays. The film begins with Brandy and another child dressed as Garfield and a Care Bear for Halloween (00:00-01:45) for Halloween 1984. Footage of Thanksgiving 1984 includes Pam with her daughter Brandy and guests seated around the dining table for dinner (01:45-02:57). Christmas 1984 features footage of stockings and presents under the tree including a large doll house. There is an extended close up sequence of the interior of the doll house and its contents including a mini Monopoly board game. Brandy opens presents including a Cabbage Patch Doll and guests sit down for Christmas dinner (02:57 - 09:43). Brandy then celebrates her birthday with a Cabbage Patch themed party. She opens presents, blows candles out on her cake, and opens presents including a box from Russell's Department store (09:43-14:28). There are then three different segments of Easter footage featuring Brandy showing off her basket full of Easter Eggs in a backyard, holding a basket and pinwheel in a windy field, and posing in an Easter dress (14:28-18:02). There is then footage of unidentified friends or family members posing in front of a home …

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill Family including birthdays and holidays. The film begins with baby Justin getting out of a bath, eating, and sleeping in a Sesame Street decorated room (00:00-02:53). The film continues with footage of a Thanksgiving dinner (02:53-04:42), a Christmas celebration (04:42-10:04), Brandy and Justin making a Valentine's Day Card for their mother Pam (10:04-12:25), an Easter celebration (12:25-17:11), and Justin's second birthday with a Snoopy cake and swimming (17:11-21:52).

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the McNeill family including Christmas with baby Brandy (00:00-12:52), Brandy's clown themed first birthday party (12:52-20:46), Easter with baby Brandy (20:46-24:55), a child at a playground (24:55-29:04), and Christmas (29:04-33:18).

This home movie uses time-lapse photography to document the Thanks-Giving Chapel in Thanks-Giving Square. A handwritten title indicates that the film was shot from 6:30 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.. at 1 frame per 15 seconds. Image on film ends after 3 min., 43 sec.

This audio recording documents Blaine Dunlap driving and reacting to a radio program.

This audio recording documents the narrator's recollections of a Christmas Eve dinner spent with his neighbor, Lucy Mai Robinson, at the Fairmont Apartments in Nashville, Tennessee. During the dinner, Ms. Robinson recalls events in her life, including a brutal attack. The recording includes the narrator reacting to Christmas carols, radio advertisements, and Ms. Robinson stories.

Photograph of location shooting near a Texaco station in the Elmwood neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, for the Oliver Stone film "Born on the Fourth of July."

This home video documents the wedding of John and Patricia Tincher, including musical performances by the newlyweds and their friends.

This short student film from North Texas State University depicts a young woman walking through a rural area and being pursued by a menacing man who appears from under a bridge.

This video, presented by Eastfield College and the Dallas County Community College District, documents a Light Crust Doughboys performance at the 1983 Mesquite Folk Festival.

This home movie excerpt documents Christopher and his parents riding in a limousine to greet his grandparents at the airport. Footage includes the ride to and from the airport and Christopher playing cards with his grandfather.

This home movie excerpt documents Christopher Bigler visiting ducks.

This home movie was prepared by Mark and Linda Lally as part of an invitation to friends and family who would travel to the Dallas-Fort Worth region for their June 1988 wedding. Featuring friend and cameraman Mike Romer, Mark's former secretary Lucy Payne, friend Ellen, and current secretary Terri McMillan, "Leave it to Lally," shows the sights and activities available to guests in Dallas and Denton, Texas. The tour begins with Mark at a Jim Craft home subdivision. The first stop is A-1 Mobile Homes in Mesquite followed by a drive into Dallas. Along the way, Mark points out various sites of interest including the Hyatt Regency hotel and Union Tower. The next stop is the Dallas Fort Worth Airport Marriott where he picks up his fiancee Linda and continues on to the site of their upcoming marriage ceremony, the Marriott Mandalay Hotel in Las Colinas. The group returns to Dallas that evening and begins by stopping at the John F. Kennedy Memorial, the school book depository, and the grassy knoll. They then head to the West End Market Place where they pass by Dick's Last Resort and the Old Spaghetti Warehouse. They then move on to Greenville Avenue where …