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Title: ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

Reference number: 4233

Date: 1973

Production company: [ Clansman Films]

Sound: mute

Original format: 16mm

Colour: col

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 19.03 min

Description: A film following two school children as they spend the day with Inspectors from the Aberdeen Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Shotlist: No opening credits. School children holding and filming some kittens (1.09); Two children enter the Aberdeen Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (AAPCA) building, the children are shown a scrapbook with newspaper articles detailing abuse of animals (2.18); shot of map outlining the area covered by the AAPCA (2.45); They visit Tillyfoure Kennels (6.31); Entering 'William Scorgie' Pet Shop, (7.11) Blank (7.12); int. pet shop (7.22); pet transportation boxes (8.23); children and inspector say goodbye at train station (8.34); sheep, pigs and cows being off loaded at the market (9.55); Auction (10.18); blank (10.20); cattle auction (10.29); harbour, boarding St Magnus ship - looking at the animals on board, watching animals disembark (12.44); rescuing a ferret (14.33); posters on animal protection (14.41); inspector talking to school children (15.28); sign on chalk board OUR FILM ABOUT THE A.A.P.C.A (15.34); silly scenes from previous footage are shown to make up their film (17.27); c/u of kittens playing intercut with pictures of cruelty to animals (18.40); sign for Aberdeen Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (AAPCA) (19.03).