BASED UPON THE CONFERENCE ON SINGLE CONCEPT FILMS IN COLLEGE PHYSICS TEACHING HELD AT RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE IN DECEMBER OF 1966, THIS REPORT ATTEMPTS TO (1) PRESENT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGICAL INFORMATION ON THE PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND DISPLAY OF SINGLE CONCEPT FILMS IN PHYSICS, (2) TO ENCOURAGE INCREASED AND BROADER USE OF THESE SHORT FILMS IN COLLEGE PHYSICS TEACHING, AND (3) TO STIMULATE THEIR PRODUCTION IN COLLEGE PHYSICS DEPARTMENTS. THE REPORT IS ESSENTIALLY AN EXPANSION OF THE RESULTS OF THE WORKING SESSIONS OF THE CONFERENCE, AND DEALS WITH (1) THE USE OF SINGLE CONCEPT FILMS IN PHYSICS INSTRUCTION, COVERING THE AREAS OF CLASSROOM USE, LABORATORY INSTRUCTION, AND SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL USE, (2) FILM MAKING TECHNIQUES, INCLUDING LOCAL PRODUCTION OF PHYSICS FILMS, FILMING IN A PROFESSIONAL STUDIO, AND COMPUTER-ANIMATED FILM MAKING, AND (3) CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES FOR AMATEUR SCIENTIFIC FILM MAKERS, INCLUDING FILMS, PROJECTORS, AND UTILIZATION OF PROJECT MATERIALS. THE APPENDIXES INCLUDE SECTIONS ON (1) CONFERENCE AGENDA, (2) FILM ANIMATED BY COMPUTER, (3) PRODUCING A FILM, (4) EQUIPMENT, (5) AUDIOVISUAL INSTRUCTION AT PURDUE, (6) LIST OF CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS, AND (7) A BIBLIOGRAPHY. (DH)