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CCMS Catalog - 870000s
 |
Complete List
with Descriptions |
870104-871227
A FRESH START
| ID: |
870104 |
| Description: |
An actress performs a
‘foot-in-mouth’ scenario when she confronts a former theatrical cohort and
discovers that her friend is the director of the play for which she had come to audition. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING
| ID: |
870111 |
| Description: |
A husband and wife are at odds the
morning following an evening out where the husband took the liberty of using his wife as
the butt of his jokes in an attempt to impress his friends. She is hurt and feels taken
for granted and, seeks to make him aware of just how painful his sense of humor can be. He
finally comes around and is sincerely apologetic. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE
WORLD
| ID: |
870118 |
| Description: |
Instead of token gestures, a friend
goes out of his way to emotionally support his friend who has recently lost his job. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
5 min. |
HEARING AID
| ID: |
870125 |
| Description: |
A management training seminar
highlights how we need to listen with our hearts to cut through all the deluge of clutter
that may be obscuring the crux of the matter. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
THE CLONE COUPLE
| ID: |
870201 |
| Description: |
A man has himself cloned only to
discover that he can’t stand living with himself after his clone makes advances to
his girlfriend. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
MY BUDDY
| ID: |
870208 |
| Description: |
A man develops a computer program
that encourages people, much to his friend’s chagrin. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
THE COMPLAINT DEPARTMENT
| ID: |
870215 |
| Description: |
A Complaints Department
Representative comes to terms that he does not have all of the answers and cannot solve
everyone’s problems, let alone his own. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Twilight Zone |
| Actors: |
6 * |
| Time: |
5 min. |
AN ERROR IN JUDGEMENT
| ID: |
870222 |
| Description: |
An employee makes a costly error by
failing to seek his employer’s advice and causes his firm to lose 4.8 million dollars
on a project prototype. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
THE EXPRESS LANE
| ID: |
870301 |
| Description: |
A woman attempts to add an eleventh
item to her ten item limit in a cash only express lane, after the clerk has totaled her
bill. The persnickety clerk adhering with the rules, will not allow the woman to ‘get
away with’ anything and requests she return to the end of the line if she wishes to
make the eleventh purchase. The customers in line side with the woman and attempt to work
out the requirements of "The Express Lane" for her as well as their own
purchases only to discover in the end that the woman now needs to write a check. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
IS THAT GUY STILL HERE
| ID: |
870308 |
| Description: |
A disheveled though talented
individual waits day after day for an opportunity to interview for a position he knows he
is qualified. Due to his shabby appearance, he has difficulty getting past the
receptionist, however, his tenacity and perseverance pays off in the end. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
6 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
I DIDN’T HEAR A WORD
THEY SAID
| ID: |
870315 |
| Description: |
A deaf man waits at a bus stop as
his daughter goes to make a quick purchase. Two members of the Coalition for Religious
Awareness and Spiritual Service (C.R.A.S.S.) arrive and attempt to deliver their spiel
while the gentleman remains unaware of their demonstration until the return of the
daughter. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
5 min. |
WHAT'S A MAN TO DO
| ID: |
870322 |
| Description: |
A man feels overwhelmed by the fact
that because he is a single solitary human, is unable to make an impact for anything
significant. One man with faith can move mountains. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
5 * either or |
| Time: |
5 min. |
SUBTITLES
| ID: |
870329 |
| Description: |
A composer expresses his annoyance
to his understanding wife, regarding the press who fails to understand the simplistic
meaning behind his music. A novice composer quells the maestro's anxiety by asking him to
become his mentor as the novice has the ability to understand that works cannot be
expressed in words and must be sufficient in and of themselves. |
| Category: |
Drama, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
5 min. |
IT HELPS TO BE ABLE TO SEE
WHAT YOU’RE DOING
| ID: |
870405 |
| Description: |
A lapse of tunnel vision causes a
husband to overlook and add extraneous data in the calculations of his wife’s
business tax returns. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
SNEAK PREVIEWS
| ID: |
870412 |
| Description: |
Two movie critics critique a movie
entitled "The Triumphal Entry" which story-line follows that of Christ’s
entry into Jerusalem, the Crucifixion, and Resurrection. Both give it a thumbs down for
‘seeming purposeless, unplanned and unthought out’. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
EASTER DINNER
| ID: |
870419 |
| Description: |
A young child comes to understand a
father’s mercy and compassion when her father takes her punishment for being
disobedient and sits in her place in the disobedience chair for Easter Dinner to dine on
bread and water. |
| Category: |
Drama, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * + 1 VO |
| Time: |
7 min. |
SHARING TIME
| ID: |
870503 |
| Description: |
A father overlooks the obvious when
the ‘shared family time’ is spent in a manner that accommodates his needs rather
and that of his family’s. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
DONAHUE
| ID: |
870510 |
| Description: |
Meet "The Old Woman In The
Shoe". A talk show host interviews mother of three who expresses the responsibility
of guiding her young children into becoming responsible contributing members of society as
adults. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
5 * or more |
| Time: |
9 min. |
BOBBYSOX
| ID: |
870517 |
| Description: |
A father whose daughter’s team
is behind in a softball game observes from his wife (the coach) that motivation through
encouragement causes the girls to perceive themselves as capable of winning, wherein they
come from behind and do. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
WHERE DO YOU STAND?
| ID: |
870524 |
| Description: |
A studio interview of Councilman
Middleman’s concerns of the pros and cons of nuclear energy proves elusive as a left
and right wing activist attempt and fail to pin him to a position. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
TRIVIAL PURSUIT
| ID: |
870531 |
| Description: |
Two couples play a game of Trivial
Pursuit only to discover how trivial most of the pursuits in their lives really are. We
can have everything and still have nothing of real value. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
THE NURSES STATION
| ID: |
870607 |
| Description: |
The purpose of tending to those in
need in a ward moves from appearing to be simply processing patients to that of saving. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
9 * + VO |
| Time: |
10 min. |
WOULD THE REAL MARKETING
DEPARTMENT PLEASE SHUT UP!
| ID: |
870614 |
| Description: |
An attempt to call to order an out
of control marketing meeting proves unsuccessful when the employees go off on tangents to
promote a product before identifying the function of the item and how it best meets the
needs of the people. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
6 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
TWO DADS
| ID: |
870621 |
| Description: |
Two fathers and their sons fish at
the same pond, but on opposite sides. One father, though he and his son catch several
fish, chastises his son through the day and at day’s end feels the time spent was a
total waste. The other father and son absorb and enjoy one another’s company even
though at the end of the day they have not caught anything. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
DON’T BLOW YOUR HORN
| ID: |
870628 |
| Description: |
A marketing department learns the
value of having integrity from within the company which will ultimately shine to the
outside public. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T JUMP
| ID: |
870705 |
| Description: |
A man discovers the mayhem which
ensues when he jumps to conclusions after discovering someone on the ledge of his
apartment and, is embarrassed when he learns the individual is a stunt double. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Melodrama |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
MEET ME EVERY MORNING
| ID: |
870712 |
| Description: |
A woman’s mirrored reflection
confronts her true fears of a job interview she is about to have. Though she denies the
reality of them, she finally comes to terms with her inner self. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
I DID IT MY WAY
| ID: |
870719 |
| Description: |
A self-centered individual makes a
total nuisance of himself when he decides to overtake the microphone at a piano bar and
expose the sorrows and short comings of his past to a quasi tolerant though indifferent
audience. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Melodrama |
| Actors: |
6 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
AS DIFFERENT AS KNIGHT AND
DAYE
| ID: |
870726 |
| Description: |
Suited for specific job tasks, Kathy
Daye and Kathlene Knight interview for separate jobs at the same business. A case of
mistaken identity nearly causes both to loose the opportunity of employment. Our gifts
make us as different as night and day. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
9 min. |
THE CORE OF GENIUS
| ID: |
870802 |
| Description: |
A husband haunted by facing a
difficult decision in the work place, stays up until the wee hours of the morning trying
to solve the dilemma until his wife appears and points out that to live without
disappointment in life, we would become stagnant in our growth and that through
life’s disappointments we can become stronger and more stable individuals. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
THE CHIEF ADVISOR
| ID: |
870809 |
| Description: |
The owner of a children’s books
publishing company ultimately decides to have his grandson accompany him on a business
trip to France much to the chagrin of the employees of the company who each feel they
contribute and deserve to go more than one another. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
6 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
WHO SUNK THE FLOAT?
| ID: |
870816 |
| Description: |
City council board members who have
divided interests in separate charitable organizations working towards the same cause, are
split on a means to raise funds as one of the organizations absconded funds designated to
the other from an entity who was unaware there was a difference. The chairperson points
out that although their cause was just, their behavior was appalling. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
9 min. |
A FATHERLY FABLE
| ID: |
870823 |
| Description: |
At bedtime, a father tells his son a
story of a prince who unwittingly passes a test submitted by the king (future
father-in-law) when he determines that the king has been cheating on his tax return. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
9 min. |
THE FIRST THING NEXT WEEK
| ID: |
870830 |
| Description: |
A working father places the work
priority over the needs of his family when it comes to personal time investment and
commitment. The family ultimately looses out.. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
POMPOUS PLUMBING
| ID: |
870906 |
| Description: |
An over ambitious entrepreneur of a
privately owned plumbing company believes he needs to deceive the public into believing
that his business is bigger than it really is in order to impress them though his teenage
daughter proves to be his undoing. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
JACK SLADE: THE TORTOISE AND
THE HARE MYSTERY
| ID: |
870913 |
| Description: |
Jack Slade’s interrogation of
Alice Lukenglas and Aslow Tortolini reveal that the mysterious disappearance of Welsh
Hereford was merely due to burnout as Hereford attempted to get and stay ahead of the
game. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
HE DIDN’T MEAN ANYTHING
BY IT
| ID: |
870920 |
| Description: |
Returning home on leave, a soldier
who is about to greet his father, learns from his younger brother that their father who
had constantly verbally lashed out at him as a child, causing him to feel totally
insignificant, was in fact very proud of him though unwilling to express it. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
WE ARE THE WORLD
| ID: |
870927 |
| Description: |
A music director runs into several
egos including his own as he attempts to organize the technical, musical, and singing
talent to record a song. When we exercise our "gifts" without egos being
involved amazing things can happen. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
7 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
KEEPING UP WITH THE
JONES’S
| ID: |
871004 |
| Description: |
Regardless of strategy, two couples
ultimately sacrifice all their winnings on a game show in order to ‘Keep up with the
Jones’. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
5 * + 3 extras |
| Time: |
6 min. |
IT’S ABOUT TIME
| ID: |
871011 |
| Description: |
A department head attempts to run
all operations and fails to keep ahead of the game due to poor time management. When a
means to remedy the situation reveals itself, he is too occupied with trying to keep up
with the current crisis to jump at the opportunity. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
| ID: |
871018 |
| Description: |
In an office scene, an aggressive
division manager makes no bones about walking over people to make it to the top. He
manipulates a subordinate to performing tasks which fall under his jurisdiction. However,
much to his chagrin, he learns to his embarrassment that the protocol of his superior is
to treat people honorably. Treat people as we would want to be treated. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
5 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
THE COUNTRY STORE
| ID: |
871025 |
| Description: |
An oil executive who grew up in a
country town, returns to visit his brother who continues to run the country store their
father owned. He discovers that even though he left to carve his niche in the world, all
he was really seeking was what he left behind. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
A DOSE OF YOUR OWN MEDICINE
| ID: |
87115 |
| Description: |
At odds with their private life, two
marriage counselors, married to one another though with separate practices, discover that
possibly following the advice they give to their clients may be what they need to solve
their own dilemma. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
4 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
THE BIG CHILL
| ID: |
871122 |
| Description: |
A husband and wife start off on a
bad footing for their date night. A fight develops because one forgot the date was
tonight. There is no rain checks for the evening but they begin to seek an opportunity to
rekindle the flame. They begin to find the old feeling of trust and love. Don’t
settle for mediocracy on finding the deeper joy of love. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
2 * |
| Time: |
7 min. |
LUNCH WITH SANTA
| ID: |
871129 |
| Description: |
At a shopping mall, Santa brings
with him memories of a painful past Christmas to two girls. One of the girls asks her
friend to look to the real meaning of the season. It’s not the good or bad human
traditions that should shape our view of the miracle of Jesus’ birth. |
| Category: |
Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
8 min. |
PROJECT A.R.T.
| ID: |
871206 |
| Description: |
A former Broadway actor demonstrates
that actions speak louder than words when prospective patrons of Project A.R.T.
(Aggressively Reaching Teens) tour the theatre. Our lives speak about our heart much
louder than our words. |
| Category: |
Drama, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
9 * |
| Time: |
10 min. |
A CLEAR AND PRESENT PEACE
| ID: |
871213 |
| Description: |
Along with preparing the Christmas
festivities, a family faces the uncertainty of knowing whether or not their Navy son who
was dispatched to a country threatened by war, was able to make his way home. The peace of
God is most clear and present when we are fearful by the world’s standards. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
6 * + 1 VO |
| Time: |
8 min. |
THE GIFT
| ID: |
871220 |
| Description: |
While at the airport, a returning
soldier on leave is about to greet his father. He learns from his younger brother that his
father who had constantly verbally lashed out at him as a child, was in fact very proud of
him though unwilling to express it. We can’t expect people to know how we feel about
them, we must "show and tell" it to them. |
| Category: |
Drama, Slice of Life |
| Actors: |
3 * |
| Time: |
6 min. |
THE FLOPPY EARED DOG
| ID: |
871227 |
| Description: |
Feelings of inadequacy begin to
overcome an old stuffed toy floppy eared dog (with no ears) when he converses with the
newer toys which have more ‘bells and whistles’ than he. His disparity is
quelled when he discovers that the child he belongs to still loves him for who he is
without regard to what he can or cannot do, nor what he looks like. |
| Category: |
Comedy, Object Lesson |
| Actors: |
6 * + 1 VO |
| Time: |
7 min. |
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