Education

 
 

Explore both imagination and reality with the GIANT Screen Film program at Proctors. These larger than life films are designed to ask bold imaginative questions about the past, present and future of our world. The film program has multiple components to help maximize the educational benefits for students and teachers.

Reservations are REQUIRED for all films call 518-382-3884 x 139 or email groupsales@proctors.org

2011-2012 Giant Screen Films
(November 2011 - April 2012)

Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs (Must make reservations prior)
Showing:  M • F at 9:30am and W at 11am
Running Time 40 min

Through ambitious computer graphics and dramatic reconstructions, the film tells the story of one of the greatest finds in modern history. Part historic journey and part forensic adventure.
Recommended for 5th - 8th grade SS SCI Tech
Bugs! 3D (Must make reservations prior)
Showing:  M • F at 11:00am and W at 9:30am
Running Time 40 min

This live action nature drama will magnify the miniscule world of insects and explore the miracle of their success.
Appropriate for K - 4th SCI TECH

Ticket Prices: $8 Individual Adult, $7 Individual for 17 & under
                           $6 Group Adult, $5 Group 17 & under

Curriculum Guides provide activities and lessons to bring the film to life.

Cinema Events - Bringing the World to You!

Foreign Films, Opera, Ballet, Shakespeare and the Philadelphia Orchestra Concert Series from venues all over the world, are all available for your students to experience on our Proctors GE Theatre with its GAINT SCREEN and state of the art sound. Additional Cinematic events will be added to the schedule as the season progresses, please check our Education Events Page. We can work with you to schedule these events to fit your curriculum calendar, to discuss needs and schedule, call 518-382-3884 x 150 or email jgelarden@proctors.org.

The Scotia-Glenville Children’s Museum offers traveling programs, call 518-346-1764 for details or visit their website.

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