File consists of materials related to filmmaker Patrick (Paddy) Carey (1916-1994). Born in England and raised in Ireland, Carey moved to Canada in 1957 to work for the National Film Board. , A noted cinematographer, Carey also directed several films in Canada, Ireland, and internationally. Carey was the subject of the Profiles of Nature episode Poet of the Landscape (1991, Specials III, Episode 4). The films in this file were likely used as source material for that episode.

Titles in the file include:
Sky (1963, John Feeney, Canada)
Yeats Country (1965, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Mists of Time (1968, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Errigal (1970, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Oisin (1970, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Waves (1973, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Reflections - Ireland (1977, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Flamingo - Variations On A Theme (1978, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Beara (1979, Patrick Carey, Ireland)
Algonquin Trilogy: Part 1: Introdus (Winter to Spring) (1984, Patrick Carey, Canada/Ireland)
Algonquin Trilogy: Part 2: Algonquin Voices (Summer) (1984, Patrick Carey, Canada/Ireland)
Algonquin Trilogy: Part 3: Exodus (Summer to Winter) (1984, Patrick Carey, Canada/Ireland)

Sub-series consists of materials related to the television program Matt & Jenny (French title Les routes de l'amitié). The series premiered on Global on October 21, 1979 and ran for 26 half-hour episodes. Starring Derrick Jones, Megan Follows, Neil Dainard, and Duncan Regehr, the program followed two orphan children from Bristol traveling across Canada in 1850 searching for their uncle. Guest stars include: Sharon Acker, Michael Ansara, Henry Beckman, Victor Buono, Chief Dan George, Peter Graves, Noel Harrison, John Ireland, Dina Merrill, Cameron Mitchell, Barry Morse, Nehemiah Persoff, Julie Sommars, Linda Thorson, Richard Todd, Chris Wiggins, and Kennan Wynn. Matt and Jenny was produced by Manitou Productions in association with Polytel Films and the Global Television Network. William Davison was the producer, and Ralph C. Ellis was the executive producer. Episode directors include Joseph Scanlan, Rene Bonniere, Francis Chapman, and William Davidson. Sub-series includes sound elements, title elements, and promotional materials (including a “making of” featurette).

Sub-series includes the following titles:
Search for a New Home
Thunder & Lightning Birds
The Bellinis
The Long Return
Whirlwind Voice
Test for the Tanners
A Call to Arms
Devil's Gorge
The Mast
Fiddle Joe & the Devil Himself
The School Teacher
Barnabas Bletcher
Wolf Howl at Kennebec Cliff
Ceremony at Whispering Pines
Wilderness Photographer
Sport of Kings
Skiba the Bear
Harry Alfred Teasdale Rides Again (Part 1)
Harry Alfred Teasdale Rides Again (Part 2)
Frontier Justice
A Woman's Place
The Actress
Mystery of the Pikes
The Highlanders
Wagon Train West
The Ghost of Pocomoonshine Swamp

Sub-series consists of material related to Fishing In Northern Ontario, a sponsored film produced by KEG Productions for the Government of Ontario.

Sub-series consists of one episode of the television series Mother Nature. Produced by Ralph C. Ellis and Kip Spidell, with Stephen Ellis as Executive Producer. Mother Nature was made in association with TLC and CFCN Television. Series 1 ran for 14 episodes in 1992. A second series of 28 episodes ran in 1997.
Titles in the sub-series include:
Tales of the Hawk

Sub-series consists of production elements related to the program Wild Guess. A children’s game show based around animal trivia, Wild Guess was produced in 1988 and ran for two seasons of 26 half-hour episodes each. The program made extensive use of stock footage from Ellis productions.

Sub-series consists of material related to Ingmar Bergman films distributed by Ralph and Stephen Ellis. Material is predominantly release prints on 16mm, likely struck for television distribution, in dubbed and subtitled versions. See item-level description for further details.

Titles in the sub-series include:
A Lesson In Love (1954)
All These Women (1964)
Brink of Life (1958)
Dreams (1955)
Port of Call (1948)
Sawdust and Tinsel = The Naked Night (1953)
Secrets of Women (1952)
Smiles of a Summer Night (1955)
Summer Interlude = Illicit Interlude (1951)
Summer with Monika (1953)
The Devil’s Eye (1960)
The Magician (1958)
The Seventh Seal (1957)
The Silence (1963)
The Virgin Spring (1960)
Three Strange Loves = Thirst (1949)
Through a Glass Darkly (1961)
To Joy (1950)
Torment (1944)
Wild Strawberries (1957)
Winter Light (1963

Sub-series consists of nature documentaries produced for the Survival television series (1961-2001, UK) created by Aubrey Buxton.

Titles in the sub-series include:
A Breed Apart: The Wildlife Cameraman
Polar Bear
Seals: People of the Sea
The Legend of the Lightning Bird (Alan Root)
The Mysterious Journey (Richard and Julia Kemp)
Tumbler In The Sky

Sub-series consists of material related to Dan Gibson’s Nature Family, a documentary produced for the CBC. It won Best Wildlife Film at the 1972 Canadian Film Awards. The same story was the basis of the 1977 theatrical film Wings of the Wilderness.

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