# What does Lutz (1920, ch. XI) predict for animated educational film and the medium, and what does each prediction depend on?

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Lutz predicts: children will 'very soon' learn from film as well as be entertained; the possibilities of educational, travel and scenic film are not exhausted; colour cartoons will come, depending on a process that reproduces nature's full range of hues ('awaiting the inspired inventor'); with colour, animated paintings and gallery exhibitions of art works with movement; museums with projecting rooms and fireproof film libraries. He calls it 'fantastic dreaming' and argues that formerly visionary things became commonplace. He also states what the medium lacks now: it 'needs, for one thing, color'. This candidate only records what he predicted; comparison with later history was not done (zero-fetch batch).

Lutz predicts: children will 'very soon' learn from film as well as be entertained; the possibilities of educational, travel and scenic film are not exhausted; colour cartoons will come, depending on a process that reproduces nature's full range of hues ('awaiting the inspired inventor'); with colour, animated paintings and gallery exhibitions of art works with movement; museums with projecting rooms and fireproof film libraries. He calls it 'fantastic dreaming' and argues that formerly visionary things became commonplace. He also states what the medium lacks now: it 'needs, for one thing, color'. This candidate only records what he predicted; comparison with later history was not done (zero-fetch batch).

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- [sourced_fact] Lutz predicts: children will 'very soon' learn from film as well as be entertained; the possibilities of educational, travel and scenic film are not exhausted; colour cartoons will come, depending on a process that reproduces nature's full range of hues ('awaiting the inspired inventor'); with colour, animated paintings and gallery exhibitions of art works with movement; museums with projecting rooms and fireproof film libraries. He calls it 'fantastic dreaming' and argues that formerly visionary things became commonplace. He also states what the medium lacks now: it 'needs, for one thing, color'. This candidate only records what he predicted; comparison with later history was not done (zero-fetch batch). · locator: candidate evidence excerpts · source: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/73455/pg73455.txt

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