How'd They Make That?

[superfan]

There are probably dozens of these, and PROBABLY a post about it somewhere, but no matter.

Live actions film clips that teach us how things are made....I seriously only remember a couple and the main ones that stick out in my mind are:

1. "Pe-e-e-rogies, pe-e-erogies..."and they're all being sliced and folded on the conveyer belt in unison...

2. "Ice cream, ice cream, that's how they made ice cream, a long long time ago-o-o"... children tour through the factory (with clips of an adult putting ice in a bucket and then the cream, they grind it all up), the clip ends with the children all in paper hats and eating the ice cream they got from the factory...

Wanna add some more...?

 

[HarveyK]

stool

A man and a girl make a little stool from trees that they cut. If I remember it correctly, it was in fast-motion. I don't know why, but I loved that one!

 

[mikebennidict]

some of it was. actually has of it was, towards the end. that same girl also was in the film where she and her grandfather where either making horse shoes or changing the shape of them for the grandfather's horse.

 

[dustinrn]

chinese noodles and chicken soup.

I dunno why, but I always liked the SS skits with an "ethnic" flair. 2 that come to mind-

An asian boy talks about how they make chinese noodles at his father's factory.

Hispanic mother and daugher make "cheeken" soup after going to a bodega to buy the ingredients they need. at the end of the segment the little girl looks into the camera, smiles, and says "mmmm....mommi, the soup buena!"