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Record information – Brief Mining Nickel
Hierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1980Item number (ISN):60481Link to related resource:Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:INCO LIMITEDAccession:1986-0384Media:FilmOriginal title:Mining NickelPart:1 of 1Production date:1980Release date:1980Production company:revised version of DEVELOPING A NATURAL RESOURCE : MINING FOR NICKEL
Westminster Films LimitedProduction credit:director, Don Haldane; script, Bob Hamer; photography, Michael Ellis; editing, Donald Ginsberg; animation, Grafilm; design/second-unit director, Keith Harley; second-unit camera, Josef Seckeresh; post-production, Arthur Campus; opticals, Film OpticalsCountry of production:cnSponsor:Inco LimitedDistributor name:Inco LimitedDescription:Computer animation and actuality footage are combined in this film to explain the planning and development of mines and the methods used in Inco's Canadian mines: open pit; cut and fill; caving; and blast hole. Footage shows: prospecting by airborne magnetometer and electromagnetic detectors; drilling for samples; and miners at work underground. A tour through an Inco mine is conducted by following a group of new journeyman miners through their training. Other footage shows the crushing, grinding, and separation of ore by flotation. The film looks forward to the day when minerals are retrieved mechanically or by the injection and recovery of bacteria, and contrasts archival footage of early shaft sinking to footage of miners sinking a main shaft today. <30mn>Language:EnglishNotes: -
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