Courtesy Videos - FilesTube Video Search

Search results for Courtesy

Results 1-15 of about 23445 (Found in 0.117s)

Sort by: Rate Date Views

View:

Avatar-Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue

14,

03:32,

2008-04-01 16:23:27

Description: Avatar Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue dedicated to FireLadyKatara and Nicole, hope u like it.:)

Channel: livevideo

Tags: avatar courtesy of the red white and blue toby keith

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue - Toby Keith

20,

03:16,

2008-04-02 17:46:34

Description: A movie I made with some patriotic pictures. The song is Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue by Toby Keith.

Channel: youtube

Tags: Courtesy of the Red White and Blue Toby Keith America 9/11 September 11 Patriotic Country Music

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Toby Keith - Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue (Th...

13,

03:27,

2008-04-02 20:00:28

Channel: youtube

Tags: Toby Keith Courtesy Of The Red White And Blue (The Angry American) Country DreamWorks Nashville Sean Weber-Smalll Michael Salomon

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Courtesy of the Red White and Blue

03:11,

2007-08-18 08:15:37

Description: Courtesy of the Red White and Blue By: Troy ILOSKI music - Toby Keith

Channel: youtube

Tags: American Angry Army Blue Courtesy Fight Force ILOSKI Justice Keith Navy Red Sam Terror Toby Troy Uncle USA War White

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Everyday Courtesy & Etiquette: How To Write Invitati...

00:47,

2008-05-28 00:00:00

Description: Everyday Courtesy is a vintage instructional film depicts an antiquated version of simple American life. Young little Billy has made several drawing that are going to be displayed at his school. His (More)

Channel: metacafe

Tags: Invitations Etiquette Bad Manners Empathy Courtesy Behavior Entertaining Polite Courteous Empathize

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Office Courtesy: Meeting the Public (1952) Part 2

16,

02:50,

2007-12-21 11:24:08

Description: Office Courtesy also covertly instructs women in the "office wife" syndrome. The office wife (see supplemental sections for this film) is the judicious, undemanding, unemotional, (More) Office Courtesy also covertly instructs women in the "office wife" syndrome. The office wife (see supplemental sections for this film) is the judicious, undemanding, unemotional, well-behaved secretary/spouse, always ready to anticipate the boss's needs. In her head resides a whole psychology of institutionalized service and inferiority. While the housewife is surrounded by children and appliances, the office wife spends the day surrounded by paper and mechanical devices. Like so many other educational films, Office Etiquette utilizes the well-worn "Goofus and Gallant" strategy. Here, Goofus is Barbara, a troubled woman who wants to quit her job because she can't easily handle meeting people, and Gallant is Ruth, considerably more centered than Barbara. Ruth, who is played by the same actor that plays the wife in The Best Made Plans (see the Tireless Marketers disc) says: "Why, meeting people is the thing I like most about my job. I think it's fun having new people come into the office all the time." Ruth tries to teach Barbara about projection - that people behave to you as you do to them, and that if you're nice to people they'll usually be nice to you too - but it takes a nightmare to turn Barbara's mind around. How many of us have had nightmares about the office? They're a fixture in office training films, too. Barbara's takes place in "Mr. Franklin's office," and is filled with expressionistic details: tapping feet, ominous music, people waiting in vain for their appointments, insistently ringing phones, frustration and anger, a snippy secretary, and finally a confrontation with her double. The dream restores Barbara's lost appetite for dinner and with it, her optimism. "In the days that followed," says the narrator, "Barbara did her best to acquire a genuine interest in people. Where she found that smiles are effective only when they're genuine." She becomes a more functional accessory for her boss, and learns important lessons: how to turn away a plaintive visitor "firmly, without making an enemy of him" and not to chew gum in the office. The story ends on a positive note. "...Because of her changed attitude, the duties which had once been a nightmare for her, became instead the pleasant and exciting experience of meeting the public." Barbara has come of age as a good office wife. Producer: Encyclopaedia Britannica Films (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: COURTESY ETIQUETTE LABOR OFFICES SECRETARIES TELEPHONES WORK WORKERS

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Office Courtesy: Meeting The Public (1952) Part 1

13,

08:36,

2007-12-21 11:11:07

Description: A "bad" receptionist learns from her "good" receptionist roommate how improving her attitude can make her job more enjoyable. In a dream sequence the "bad" receptionist (More) A "bad" receptionist learns from her "good" receptionist roommate how improving her attitude can make her job more enjoyable. In a dream sequence the "bad" receptionist is stuck in a hellish office with an equally bad receptionist behind the desk -- herself!!! The bad girl reforms and becomes lovely and happy. Offices have the reputation of being clean, placid environments, and for most of us office work seems preferable to labor in factories, kitchens, or parking lots. At the same time, there's a downside: offices are also a perfect breeding ground for abnormal psychology. White-collar work has always been associated with a strong emphasis on manners, conduct, etiquette, and propriety. Perhaps this relates to its mystique as a more genteel alternative to the factory, or maybe the perceived need to regulate the behavior of large numbers of lower-paid women. But the focus on "doing the right thing" that permeates almost all office training films renders them key artifacts of social control. Historically, the office has been the place where young workers (primarily women) have been socialized and taught appropriate behavior, which in America equals training in "middle-classness." Films like Office Courtesy, Office Etiquette, Duties of a Secretary, Take a Letter From A to Z and I Want to Be a Secretary position the office as a place where young workers (mostly women) are socialized and taught appropriate behavior, and where social hierarchies learned elsewhere are reinforced. Office Courtesy depicts social control as a covert process, a disturbing vision of how manipulation occurs through etiquette, masked by empathy, courtesy and smiles. As the expressionistic montage of angry men at its beginning makes clear, Office Courtesy is very much about instructing women on how to behave courteously towards their male superiors. Many kinds of behavior need to be learned: subordination to visitors, customers and supervisors; repression of emotions, positive transference and projection ("people behave to you as you do to them, and if you are nice to people they will usually be nice to you too"). In white-collar culture, these threads run deep. Many typewriting textbooks published during this period contain practice exercises which are catechistic statements on proper conduct and etiquette. Producer: Encyclopaedia Britannica Films (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: COURTESY ETIQUETTE LABOR OFFICES SECRETARIES TELEPHONES WORK WORKERS

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

Courtesy Lake Forecast

00:16,

2008-06-20 10:09:11

Description: Courtesy Lake Forecast

Channel: youtube

Tags: Acura Courtesy Forecast Lake Pontiac

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

social courtesy

03:49,

2008-06-24 16:48:57

Description: social courtesy Archive.org andreas-sorensen.com Music and edit by Andreas Sørensen Cut in Final Cut Pro and Livid Union, music done in garage band

Channel: youtube

Tags: courtesy livid music remix sample social union veejay video vj

Rate:

Add to quicklist

Watch here

About me: Profile courtesy of MySpace Layouts Ma...