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!
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.