PRISONTERMINAL
THE LAST DAYS OF PRIVATE JACK HALL
- ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT -
MATERIALS
This page is your one-stop shop for materials you may need if you are a member of the press, organzing a screening of your own, or looking to incorporate Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall into your educational curriculumn.
EDITING ROOM FLOOR
Over 300 hours of footage was shot in the making of Prison Terminal and over 4 hours of edited scenes hit the edit room floor. Currently being revamped - be back soon!
Download a printable version of this website including: film synopsis, director's statement, production notes, info on prison hospice and more...
Download the comprehensive discussion guide, developed by the Council on Social Work Education, as a printable (PDF) document...
Photos taken over the years, from the early days of production, post-production and eventually ending up at the Academy Awards in Hollywood!
Download Hi-Res poster or a smaller version of the poster designed as a handout to be modified by the user for announcing future community screenings...
A chronological listing of video and radio interviews done before, during and after the Academy Awards.
A comprehensive index of organizations, programs & support services available to prisoners, families of prisoner and correctional professionals.
SCREENINGS & AWARDS
An up-to-the-minute and comprehensive list of awards received, reviews written, and community screenings.
A listing of studies on prison hospice, as well as assorted manuals you can download (PDF) to assist in setting up a prison hospice.
A word-for-word transcript of the documentary including voice over as well as naturally occurring dialogue. Additional interviews not used in the final film will be added over time.
A comprehensive, and ever-growing list of film screenings conducted during the 50/50 Prison Tour and added to over the years - let's add your facility, university or hospice!
A SENTENCE OF THEIR OWN - CLASSROOM GUIDE
Direct download of the PDF classroom discussion guide for ASOTO written by Alvina Mathis, Department of Correctional Education, at the Virginia Correctional Center for Women.