Educational Video List (PDF file 44.3 KB) - El Paso Water Utilities

VIDEO CASSETTESGENERAL WATER EDUCATION VIDEOS:1. Professor Water: Fantastic Facts about H 2 O. Presented by American Water Works Association. Features avery humorous professor and his assistant discussing general water facts. Run Time - 26 minutes 2 COPIES2. TX- The State of Water. Presented by KCOS Ch 13. Features different cities in TX and their water usage. RunTime- 1 hour3. Always Pure, Never Runs Dry. Copyright 1992. Presented by American Water Works Association. Explains thegeneral uses of water, i.e. industrial, irrigation, food processing, etc. Over 29 billions gal/day in U.S. Also talks aboutthe hydrological cycle (surface & groundwater sources) and discusses Complex distribution system from SierraNevada’s, the Colorado River, throughout the Los Angeles area. Run Time - 15 minutes.4. Down The Drain - 3-2-1 CONTACT. Copyright 1991. Presented by Children’s Television Workshop. StephanieYu travels along the water cycle to find out how water gets dirty, how it gets clean, and what we can do to help conserveand preserve it. Run Time - 30 minutes. 2 COPIES5. Water Hog Haven. Copyright 1991. Presented by American Water Works Association. No conversation video.Features “The Water Hog” who continuously abuses water, as well as people do. Focuses on depletion of waterreservoirs and not having enough water in case of emergencies. Run Time - 7 minutes 2 COPIES6. The Adventures of Ethel Mermaid & Tad Pole - A Five-part video series. Copyright 97. Presented byWater Works Association. Ethel and Tad, take you on their adventure of discovering the wonders of water. Fun for kidsages 7 -12.Vol 1. The Hydrological Cycle. A journey up to the clouds and back again to their underwater home in Ezra Pond.Run Time - 10 minutes.Vol 2. From Source to Tap. Tad and Ethel visit their friend Flo Ride, who takes them down the distribution pipelinesuperhighway from source to kitchen tap. Run Time - 9 minutes.Vol 3. Water Treatment. As strange objects enter the water treatment plant intake, Ethel and Tad find out aboutwater treatment. Run Time - 9 minutes.Vol 5. Fun Water Facts. To earn money, Tad and Ethel answer people’s questions about drinking water at 25 centsper question. Learn fascinating facts about water. Run Time – 9 minutes.7. Water Conservation Class Presentation. Presented on June 25, 1996 at Pavo Real Recreation Center. FirstGroup consists of 6-7 year olds and Second Group 8-12 year olds. Anai J. Padilla with the help of “Willie the WaterDrop” talks to a children’s group about general water conservation information. The hydrological cycle is demonstratedand both indoor/outdoor conservation tips are discussed with the children. Run Time – 50 minutes.8. Saving Water: The Conservation Video. Presented by Water Environment Federation. Features “Dino Saurus”as the curator of the “Future Exhibit” in a museum. The exhibit is called “The Lost Treasures of the Earth” and portrays afuture without water. Run Time - 9 minutes.9. The Groundwater Video Adventure. Presented by Water Environment Federation. Features “Dino Saurus” asthe narrator of a multi-media game which tests a teenager on how she would best solve groundwater problems in thereal world. Run Time - 10 minutes. 4 COPIES10. Preserving Our Water Resources Makes Good Sense. Presented by Texas A&M University. Discussesgeneral information on saving both water and money simply by conserving water. Also explains why, at times, our waterrates need to be increased. Run Time - 6 minutes.11. Water for Texas - A Utility Manager's Guide to Water Conservation. 1993. Includes various aids neededto help a water utilities' manager get a water conservation program started. Presented by the Texas Water DevelopmentBoard. Produced by Blaylock Films for Sherry Matthews Advertising. Run Time – 22 minutesJuly 2010

*How to Use the Water Box. Explains how to best use the information included in this video.*Water for Texas: Today & Tomorrow. Discusses the current and future water situation in Texas.*Sure I Can Conserve Water, But Why? Explains the advantages of starting a water conservation program at yourutility.*Money Down the Drain. Explains to the consumer how to start taking control of the water used in the home.*Water Conservation: It's Just Good Business. Discuss how to start water conservation program for industry.*Detecting a Loser - A Program About Leak Detection. Explains the leak detection process to utility workers.*Public Service Announcements. Television and radio public service announcements featuring "Water Advicefrom Walter".12. The Alternative is Conservation. 1979. Produced for the Environmental Protection Agency by USER Inc.Refers to water-saving habits that were established during the California drought of 1977 and other conservationprograms that have been implemented throughout the country. Run Time - 20 minutes.13. Fix That Leak. (English). University of Texas at El Paso Production and Continental Video Inc. Discussesbasics on do-it-yourself repairs for toilet leaks. Narrated by Gary Monday. Run Time – 20 minutes14. Arregle Esa Gotera. (Spanish version of "Fix That Leak"). University of Texas at El Paso Production andContinental Video, Inc. Discusses basics on do-it-yourself repairs for toilet leaks. Run Time – 20 minutes15. Fred Hervey Water Reclamation Plant. 1991. Video is usually used as an introduction to a tour of the FredHervey Water Reclamation Plant tours. The video discusses the process of reclaiming water. Run Time – 10 minutes.4 COPIES16. Water Follies (A Soak Opera). Animated production originally produced for the Denver Water Department byStan Phillips and Associates presented in the interest of Water Conservation by Texas Department of Water Resources.This animated feature demonstrates amusing aspects of residential water conservation for children and adults. RunTime - 6 minutes.17. El Paso Water Utilities. Produced by Advertising Ink. El Paso Green Sweep “Miss Honey Mesquite”- 30 secondspot, “Miss Live Oak”- 30 second spot, “Miss Desert Willow” – 30 second spots English & Spanish. 3 COPIES18. El Paso Water Utilities. Produced by Advertising Ink. “Water Your Grass Less”- 30 sec spot. English & Spanish.3 COPIES19. The Hydrologic Cycle. Water in Motion Grades 7-12. With live action video and computer graphics,understand how water moves through the hydrologic cycle. Discover how natural events affect evaporation,condensation, precipitation, runoff, and storage. With increasing demand for usable fresh water, learn why the use andmisuse of this precious Earth resource is a global environmental concern. Run Time - 20 minutes.20. Before The Well Runs Dry. A special program from the City of Albuquerque. Quantity of water is the mainissue for Albuquerque. The aquifer is shallower than first thought and other sources are discussed. Run Time - 28minutes.21. El Paso Water Utilities. Produced by Advertising Ink 08/05/03. “The Right Grass” – 30 second spot. 3 COPIES22. Lean & Green, Saving Water in Thirsty Yards. Produced for the City of Albuquerque, Martin J. Chavez, andMayor Doug Bennett, Water Conservation Coordinator explains irrigation procedures for watering landscapes moreefficiently by performing an irrigation audit and emphasizes on plant signs for water stress. Run Time - 34 minutes. 3COPIES23. Living in a Xeriscape. Produced for the City of Albuquerque, Martin J. Chavez, and Mayor. Curtis Smith andJudith Phillips explain about using native plants for landscaping, techniques for hydro zoning the landscape and usingan efficient irrigation system. Run Time - 26 minutes. 2 COPIESJuly 2010

24. The Bewitched Ditch. 1984. Produced by Albuquerque Public Schools. Features an animated "Water Witch."Discussing the dangers of swimming in ditches. Run Time – 15 minutes25. But It Couldn't Happen to Me. Narrated by Estela Casas KDBC-TV and produced by the El Paso CommunityCollege Media Center. Video discusses the dangers of swimming in unsafe water in the El Paso area.26. Landscape Water Conservation . Xeriscape. Presented by Texas A & M University. Discuss the importanceof Xeriscaping and explains in detail the seven principles of Xeriscaping. Run Time - 11 minutes.27. A Consumer’s Guide to Water Conservation. Presented by the American Water Works Association. RunTime-14 minutes.28. 609 Buffalo grass. Presented by Crenshaw & Doguet Turf grass. Video discusses the advantages of installingbuffalo grass. Run Time - 14 minutes29. Xeriscape: A Quiet Revolution A Xeriscape Primer. Xeriscape: A Quiet Revolution is produced by DenverWater and the Denver Museum of Natural History. Video discusses Xeriscaping in general. A Xeriscape Primer isproduced by Denver Water, Department of Environmental Protection Agency, and KRMA-TV discusses the sevenprinciples of Xeriscaping. Run Time – 42 minutes30. Time, Water, Money. 12/1/93. Presented by Hunter Industries. Video discusses how to save time, water, andmoney by using Professional Irrigation Management. Run Time - 9 minutes.31. Xeriscape: Gardening for Austin. 1994. Produced by the City of Austin, Environmental and ConservationServices Department, and Water and Wastewater Utility. Discusses the seven principles of Xeriscaping and explainshow to put each one of them into practice in an easy-to-follow format. Run Time - 31 minutes.Also, includes two bonus videos:*Money Down the Drain and Water Follies (Animated). Down the Drain discusses residential water conservationtips from the Texas Water Development Board. Run Time - 7 minutes.*Water Follies is an animated feature which demonstrates amusing aspects of residential water conservation forchildren and adults. Run Time - 6 minutes.32. 9 Public Service Announcements in both English and Spanish. 1991. Produced by EnvisionProductions/Denise Quintana Gelo. Includes the following spots in this order: 2 COPIES1. "What I'm going to do This Summer." 30 Second Spot. 6/19/91. English2. "How Kids Can Save Water." 30 Second Spot. 6/19/91. English3. "John White." 30 Second Spot. 8/6/91. English4. "Tiguas." 30 Second Spot. 8/6/91. English5. "Green Grass." 30 Second Spot. 8/6/91. English6. "Tiguas." 30 Second Spot. 8/6/91. Spanish7. "Green Grass." 30 Second Spot. 8/6/91. Spanish8. "Measuring." 30 Second Spot. 8/8/91. Spanish9. "Water Warriors." 30 Second Spot. 7/16/91. English33. Cadillac Desert PBS –KCOS -13 30 Second Spot34. "Water on Request Program." Video produced with EPWU, El Paso Restaurant Association, Guynes Printing,and KVIA-TV Channel 7. 30 Second Spot35. "Willie Water Waster." The Public Service Announcement. 6/9/90. Other World Productions of El Paso andproduced by Charles Rivera. Video features a clay version of our Willie Water Waster. 15 Second Spot.July 2010

36. National Drinking Water Week 1995. (Edited Version) A week long segment focusing on National DrinkingWater Week interviews with various department managers during KTSM Channel 9 “Live at Five Show.” Anai J. Padilla,Hector Gonzalez, Doug Rittmann and Ernie Rebuck discuss their various areas of water expertise. Run time – 13minutes37. 1992 Sun Carnival Parade. Thanksgiving Day Parade (1992) Video features the new Willie Water Wastercostume and others walking in the parade. The premier of the Willie Water Waster costume. Run Time – 3 Hours38. Generation 2000 - 1992 and "Project Earth" Series. Generation 2000 Display Booth for 1992 with RaulRamirez, Donna Britton, Anai Padilla, John Allen Weitz, and John Sutton (Videotaping). "Project Earth" Series withKTSM-TV Channel 9. Reported by Erica Castillo and Mark Pettinger. Run Time – 9 minutes39. Irrigation Design School. 7/30/87. Texas A&M Agricultural Center. Group presentation by Steve McCarterand others to irrigation students using various visual aids. Run Time – 5 Hours40. Water, Lifeblood of the Valley. 1986. KVIA-TV Channel 7. Reported by Susan Michaels. Run Time – 25minutes41. Irrigation Commercial with UTEP Coach Rabadoux 30 Second Spot42. What's Happening El Paso? Topic - Home Irrigation. 4/19/82. TelePass Productions. Features El Paso CountyWater Improvement District and Ed Fifer. Run time - 29 minutesMiscellaneous Spots:*"Water Conservation in the Home." 30 Second Spot. Virginia Water Resources Research Center. Blacksburg,VA. 3 Copies*"Dunking Duck." American Water Works Association.*"60 Gallons a Day." American Water Works Association.*"Monkeys." American Water Works Association.*"Water Follies (A Soak Opera)." Animated Production originally produced for the Denver Water Department byStan Phillips and Associates presented in the interest of Water Conservation by Texas Department of WaterResources. This animated feature demonstrates amusing aspects of residential water conservation for children andadults. Run Time - 6 minutes43. A Touch of Magic. Presented by Abracadabra Educational Entertainment. Discuss water magic tricks, gamesand displays available and includes toll-free number 1-800-489-0513. Run Time – 10 minutes44. Association of Builders. Information concerning membership, with the Association of Builders. Run Time – 5minutes45. The Flush Buster. Discuss the water-saving features of The Flush Buster. Run Time – 6 minutes46. Water Wizard. Discuss the water-saving features of the Water Wizard. Run Time – 5 minutes47. El Paso Water Utilities. Reclaimed Water- Best Management Practices. Discuss soil types, salt sensitiveplants, less irrigation. English Run Time- 10 minutes 2 COPIES49. Powerful Presentation Skills for Water Professionals. American Water Works Association. Stresses theimportance of powerful oral communication skills. Discusses the four rules of making presentations and fifty tips formaking powerful presentations (booklet included). Run Time - 27 minutes50. National Drinking Water Week 1995. (Unedited Version). A week long segment focusing on National DrinkingWater Week interviews with various department managers during KTSM Channel 9 “Live at Five Show.” Anai J. Padilla,Hector Gonzalez, Doug Rittmann and Ernie Rebuck discuss their various areas of water expertise. Run Time – 3 hoursJuly 2010

70. State of the Water. Making wise use of available resources and other related issues. Run Time - 6 minutes.71. EPWU PK6’s. Raymond Mesa does a news report on El Paso’s water problems. Desert blooms (specificallyplant wheels) are included as well as cash for your commode and water inspector Tim Grary. Run Time - 7 minutes.72. SAWS PSA’S. San Antonio TV commercials with motto “Be a water saver!”Three are included. Run Time- 30seconds each73. La Gotita de Agua. Animated program from Mexico. Educational program. Run Time -6 minutes. 2 COPIES74. In Concert with the Environment: An Educational Marketing Program. Students learn how to practiceenergy efficiency, save water and reduce waste using this program. This program deals with all forms of conservation.Run Time - 16 minutes.75. The Basics of Water Quality: We Treat Water Right. Explains the sources of our water, and the process ofwater treatment. Such as testing for contaminants, and replacing old pipelines. Run Time - 12 minutes.76. Our Precious Water: A Celebration. Nebraska Groundwater Festival featured. This festival educates adultsas well as children on the subject of water care and conservation. Run Time - 14 minutes.77. Top Consumer Questions about Drinking Water. Percentages on water usage and how we can lowerthese percentages. Conserving, protecting and getting involved. Run Time - 12 minutes.78. Kids & Kows and More Expo, 1998. Industrialization moves into agriculture. Attempt to attract children tofarming. Run Time - 5 minutes.79. Learning to be Water Wise and Energy Efficient. Introduction to Learning to be Water Wise and Energyefficient. It gives examples of water and energy problems as well as solutions. Run Time -18 minutes. 4 COPIES80. 1999 Tri-City Tri-State Bi-National Water Festival. El Paso, Juarez, and Las Cruces join forces in thesewater festivals. Run Time - 11 minutes. 4 COPIES81 Soil: Who needs it? The soils’ explain the need for soil as well as different types of soil and ways we can savesoil from being wasted. Run Time - 15 minutes. 2 COPIES82. Virginia Water Resources Research Center. Four TV spots from Virginia about water and energyconservation. Run Time - 30 seconds each.83. Sixth Graders learn to be Water Wise and Energy Efficient. Three 1999 TV spots about El Paso waterutilities and the El Paso electric company that teaches middle schools ways to save water and energy. Run Time - 30seconds each.84. Mayors Sign Proclamation. Mayors from El Paso, Las Cruces, and Ciudad Juarez come together to sign aproclamation. Run Time – 30 seconds each. This is preceded by two water utility commercials. (No, no, no….don’t drinkmy water.) Run Time- 30 seconds each.85. 1999 Super Summer Spectacular. Students from Ramon Elementary School perform a play based on anH2O villain and other assorted characters. Run Time - 35 minutes.86. Earth Cafe: Source Water Protection. Shows ways drinking water is polluted, such as leaking undergroundstorage tanks. Plus, it shows how we can monitor and prevent these occurrences. Run Tim e - 24 minutes. 2 COPIES87. Professor Water and the Amazing Water Cycle. Professor Water and his friends explain the process of thewater cycle. Starting with molecules and going on to evaporation. Run Time - 27 minutes. 2 COPIESJuly 2010

88. Groundwater Module. Assembly, presentation and maintenance of the groundwater module. RunTime-30minutes. 4 COPIES90. Chatterbox Video Manual. This video explains how to use the chatterbox as well as problems that may occurand how to fix these problems if they occur. Run Time – 5 minutes 2 COPIES91. Resource Action Programs (Teacher/Sponsor Edition)Living Wise. Learning to be water wise Run Time–5 minutes3 COPIES92. Living Wise. Saving Resources, Building Awareness, Shaping Habits. Run Time – 16 minutes93. Science Court. Tom Snyder Productions Science Court. This series that mixes animated courtroom drama &humor, fundamental science concept. Water Cycle Run Time- 37 minutes94. Summer Conservation Supply & Demand. Conservation Camp Run Time – 30 second English / Spanish.Supply & Demand Run Time – 30 second English/ Spanish95. Water: The Drop of Life travels around the globe to examine the social, economic, cultural, strategic andagricultural aspects of drinking water. Presented on PBS.1. Body & Soul Run Time – 53 minutes 2. Fuel for Farms & Factories Run Time – 1 hour 33 minutes3. The Perils of Pollution Run Time – 1 hour 35 minutes 4. A Price to Pay Run Time – 1 hour 33 minutes5. Water – War & Peace Run Time – 1 hour 31 minutes 6. The Endless Search Run Time – 1 hour 24 minutes96. EPWU- Success El Paso Reclaimed Water Projects. Run Time – 7 minutes 12 COPIES97. El Agua en el Desierto. Los usos y Los Necesidades del agua en el region Paso del Norte. Run Time – 28minutes98. EnviroScape- Nonpoint Source Instructional Tape. Assist Enviroscape users, model guide, and operation guide. Run Time–10 minutes99. Water Well Basics. Educational Video that shows, step by step, the process of well drilling, well construction andequipment installation needed to provide a safe home water supply. Run Time – 15 minutes100. Water From Water. Desalination National Water Research Institute. Run Time – 17 minutes101. Hell of High Water. Water ChallengeVolume 1 Water Woes Run Time – 1 hourVolume 2 Native American Water Rights Run Time – 1 hour102. A Journey in the History of WaterPart 1 & 2 The Struggle/The Energy. RunTime–1 hr 40 minutes. Part 3 & 4 The Myths/The Conflicts. RunTime–1 hr 35minutes.103. El Paso Water Utilities. “Turf Rebate” 30 second spot. English / Spanish104. El Paso Water Utilities. El Paso Car Wash Association. “Car Wash” 30 second spot. English / Spanish105. El Paso Water Utilities. “Bleed Restrictor Program” 30 second spot. 04/10/01 English106. El Paso Water Utilities. Stage 2. “Once a Week” 30 second spot. 03/25/03 English107. El Paso Water Utilities. “Leaks” 30 second spot. 06/07/04 English / Spanish108. El Paso Water Utilities. “Soil Prep” 30 second spot. 03/29/04 EnglishJuly 2010

109. El Paso Water Utilities. “Rates” 30 second spot. 02/17/04 English / Spanish110. El Paso Water Utilities. “Thanks El Paso””Return to Stage One” 30 second spot. 05/27/03 English / Spanish111. Field Day Display Texas AgriLIFE Extension. Sod cutter, sod rolling, 10/08/90 Run Time – 30 minutes112. Field Day Display Texas AgriLIFE Extension. Rround up spraying, screening lay out, brick layout. 10/21/90 RunTime – 30 minutes113. Field Day Display Texas AgriLIFE Extension. Weed cloth layout, color mortar joints, log borders. 11/26/90 RunTime – 40 minutes114. Field Day Display Texas AgriLIFE Extension. Cement pavers, fence caps, concrete layout. 10/18/90 Run Time– 30 minutes115. Discover Extension – Water Smart Run Time- 5:47 minutes: Shift Up, Throttle Back Run Time – 2:51: ProjectOle Run Time – 4:50 minutes: Sharing the Message Run Time – 4:03 minutes116. Composting for a Clean Environment, Extension Horticulturist Run Time – 35 minutes117. Water for El Paso- October 1989 Run Time – 6 minutes118. Channel 9 News live at 5 p.m. - Planting Seeds with Anai Run Time – 30 minutes119. Dowser Dan City of Austin- Traveling Water Conservation Show Run Time – 40 minutesDVD:200. Texas. The State of Water. Finding a Balance. Explores how the demand for water will grow dramatically.Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Run Time 57 minutes201. Agua Es Vida (Groundwater and Sustainability Volume 1) Examine groundwater hydrology and Sustainability ,using the Española Basin in Northern New Mexico Run Time – 45 minutes.202. Our Water Cycle- American Water Works Association Run Time – 12 minutes.203. Water Force 2020. Interactive Water Conservation Game. Water Force 2020 is a time travel format thatallows people to see what the year 2020 would look like without water conservation. 8 COPIES204. Waterless O-Flush Urinal Maintenance 16 COPIES205. Professor Water: Fantastic Facts About H 2 O. Presented by American Water Works Association. Featuresa very humorous professor and his assistant discussing general water facts. Run Time - 26 minutes206. Down The Drain - 3-2-1 CONTACT. Copyright 1991. Presented by Children’s Television Workshop.Stephanie Yu travels along the water cycle to find out how water gets dirty, how it gets clean, and what we can do tohelp conserve and preserve it. Run Time - 30 minutes. 2 COPIES207. The Adventures of Ethel Mermaid & Tad Pole - A Five-part video series. Copyright 1997. Presented byWater Works Association. Ethel and Tad, the teaching team, take you on their adventure of discovering the wonders of water. Fun forkids ages 7 -12.6a. Volume 1. The Hydrological Cycle. A journey up to the clouds and back again to their underwater homein Ezra Pond. Run Time - 10 minutes.6b. Volume 2. From Source to Tap. Tad and Ethel visit their friend Flo Ride, who takes them down thedistribution pipeline superhighway from source to kitchen tap. Run Time - 9 minutes.July 2010

6c. Volume 3. Water Treatment. As strange objects enter the water treatment plant intake, Ethel and Tad findout about water treatment. Run Time - 9 minutes.6e. Volume 5. Fun Water Facts. To earn money, Tad and Ethel answer people’s questions about drinking waterat 25 cents per question. Learn fascinating facts about water. Run Time - 9 minutes.208. Saving Water: The Conservation Video. Presented by Water Environment Federation. Features “DinoSaurus” as the curator of the “Future Exhibit” in a museum. The exhibit is called “The Lost Treasures of the Earth” andportrays a future without water. Run Time - 9 minutes. 2 COPIES209. The Groundwater Video Adventure. Presented by Water Environment Federation. Features “Dino Saurus”as the narrator of a multi-media game which tests a teenager on how she would best solve groundwater problems in thereal world. Run Time - 10 minutes. 2 COPIES210. Professor Water: Fantastic Facts about H 2 O. Presented by American Water Works Association. Features avery humorous professor and his assistant discussing general water facts. Run Time - 26 minutes 2 COPIES211. Desert Waters. El Paso, Las Cruces and Juarez are highlighted in an attempt to show conservation needs ineach region. Run Time - 30 minutes. 2 COPIES212. The Surface Water Video. English Run Time - 9:30 minutes 2 COPIES / Spanish Run time – 10 minutesJuly 2010