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Bullfrog Films
P.O. Box 149
Oley, PA 19547
Tel: 610/779-8226
Fax: 610/370-1978
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Wake Up, Freddy
One man's morning routine reveals the hidden energy costs of everyday life.
21 minutes
DVD version available
Color
Grade Level: 2-7
US Release Date: 1994
Copyright Date: 1993
ISBN (VHS): 1-56029-568-6
ISBN (DVD): 1-59458-327-7
Produced by Christopher O'Donnell
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"A good discussion starter for a talk about using resources."
Video Librarian
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In the tradition of Bullfrog's classic film, "Toast," here's a whimsical introduction to where resources come from and where waste goes, with a bouncy soundtrack everyone loves.
Freddy wakes to the sound of his blaring alarm. In an amazing camera journey, we follow the path energy takes to get to Freddy's house and to power his alarm. When Freddy takes his morning shower we see where the water comes from and how it travels through pipes and processing stations all the way to Freddy's shower head. Then we watch the used water wash down Freddy's drain. Guess where we go next!
Study guide available
Awards:
CINE Golden Eagle
Judges Honorable Mention, New England Film Festival
Chicago International Children's Film Festival
New England International Children's Film Festival
SciFest, Vancouver
Reviews:
"Excellent technical standards, interesting camera angles and exhilarating original music...This program would supplement a social studies, science, or even a music unit."
Video Rating Guide
"Remind(s) the instant gratification crowd...that power, water, and even bread do not appear by magic. A good discussion starter for a talk about using resources. Recommended for elementary school libraries."
Video Librarian
Related Subjects:
Children's Films
Energy
Fresh Water
Infrastructure
Municipal Services
Non-Verbal
Resources
Science
Technology and Society
Waste
Water
Related Titles:
Toast: A classic energy film that reveals our underlying dependence on fossil fuels.
Planet Neighborhood: Classroom Modules: Middle school science series on energy-efficiency and good design.
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