Making a Mask (1951)
The film "Making a Mask" demonstrates the process of creating masks using simple materials like newspaper, paste, and clay. It follows a group of children as they mold their faces, apply layers of wet newspaper, and paint their finished masks. The project encourages creativity, allowing each child to design a unique character. The masks are durable and can be used for various occasions, showcasing the fun of crafting.
Director: Judith Crawley
| Directing | Judith Crawley | Director |
| Camera | Grant Crabtree | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Wanda Nowakowski | Editor |