Director, Kevin McCracken ; script, Kevin McCracken ; animation, Kevin McCracken ; computer animation, Kevin McCracken ; producer, David Verrall ; executive producer, Douglas MacDonald ; animation camera, Raymond Dumas ; animation software, John Weldon ; sound, Louis Hone ; sound editing, André Galbrand ; re-recording, Hans Peter Strobl ; music, Normand Roger ; electronic effects, Normand Roger.

Voice, Maury Chaiken, Kathleen Fee, Wally Martin, Walter Massey.

Recorded 1987.

An animated film about the appropriateness of new technology and its effects on people. The case in point revolves around a bank whose human tellers find themselves unemployed when they are replaced by electronic tellers. A mild-mannered client of the bank is overwhelmed and humiliated by his first encounter with the dispassionate computer. Conventional cel animation is contrasted with computer-generated images to heighten the satire in this look at the problems that can arise when technology ignores human needs.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Citation for Honorable Mention for Creativity Social Studies / Social Issues - Technology and Society, 1988 Finalist Award, 1988

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).