#3—Light Rhythms: Melodies and Montages
- Radio Dynamic (Allegretto, early version)
- 1936. Oskar Fischinger, color, sound; 3 min.
- Moods of the Sea
- 1940-42. Slavko Vorkapich and John Hoffman, sound; 10 min.
- Nuit sur le Mont Chauve (Night on Bald Mountain)
- 1933. Alexander Alexeieff and Claire Parker, sound; 8 min.
- Object Lesson
- 1941. Christopher Young, sound; 10 min.
- Poem 8
- 1933. Emlen Etting, 14 min.
- Light Rhythms
- 1929-30. Francis BruguiĀre; 6 min. at 20 fps. Montage Sequences:
- Artist's Ball from So This Is Paris
- Warner Bros., 1926. Ernst Lubitsch; 4 min. at 20 fps.
- Skyline Dance from Manhattan Cocktail
- Paramount, 1928. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Dorothy Azner; 1 min. at 20 fps.
- The Money Machine from The Wolf of Wall Street
- Paramount, 1929. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Roland V. Lee; 30 sec. at 20 fps.
- Prohibition from Sins of the Fathers
- Paramount, 1929. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Ludwig Berger; 2 min. at 20 fps.
- The Furies from Crime Without Passion
- Paramount, 1934. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur; 3 min.
- Battle of Vitoria (Vorkapich cut) from Firefly
- 1937. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Robert Z. Leonard; 2 min.
- Battle of Vitoria (final cut) from Firefly
- 1937. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Robert Z. Leonard; 1 min.
- Romance and Opera Singer's Career from Maytime
- MGM, 1937. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Robert Z. Leonard, sound; 4 min.
- Melody on Parade
- 1936. Unidentified filmmaker, sound; 5 min.
- Title sequence from Hollywood Boulevard
- Paramount, 1936. Robert Florey, sound; 3 min.
- Manhattan sequence from The City
- 1939. Ralph Steiner and Willard Van Dyke, sound; 15 min.
- Lincoln Memorial from Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
- Columbia, 1939. Sequence directed by Slavko Vorkapich, film directed by Frank Capra, sound; 3 min.
- An American March
- 1941. Oskar Fischinger, color, sound; 4 min.
