Bill Stokes Associates

Formed in 1965, Bill Stokes Associates (later known as The Stokes Group) was a Dallas-based production company that made industry and promotional films for a range of clients spanning from Mary Kay Cosmetics to the United States Navy. In 1966, Bill Stokes Associates, provided sound stage and production services for the 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde. Bill Stokes has been honored by the Dallas Producers Association with a Film Pioneer Award.

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World Market Centers (1972) Marketing film introducing a planned merchandising center in Dallas and the company’s (illegal) pyramid s...	Wing Walking in America This film warns of the potential risks inherent in consuming alcohol, illustrating its point by comparing...
With Cat Diesel Power, The Choice Is Yours This promotional film educates drivers on repair options for their CAT diesel engines.	Windows in Time (1980) Industrial film for the Electric Research Power Institute describing the development of energy technologies
Who Can Catch the Wind A recruiting film for the Navy that follows a young man's transformation as he leaves the Texas prairie f...	Why Lignite Produced by Bill Stokes Associates for Dallas Power and Light Company, Texas Electric Service Company, an...
Value: More Than a Word (1983) Industrial film for the Caterpillar Tractor Co. advertising the durability and quality of its replacement...	UTD: Different by Design (1984) Promotional film for the University of Texas at Dallas
Tupperware - Ultra 21: The Beginning (1984) Industrial film covering Tupperware’s cookware line that could be used in the freezer, refrigerator, micr...	The How-To Men of LTV Electrosystems, Inc. (c. 1968) it’s a how to business, and we’re a how to company scientists engineers technicians and specialists
The Computer Tutor (1966) Educational film explaining the new technology of the electronic retina computing reader	The Chiefs (1976) Film following a group of the "Chiefs," the United States Navy's highest ranked enlisted personnel
The Austex Sales Stampede (1966) Industrial film introducing the 1966 Austex Foods advertising program	That’s Rich (1971) Industrial film about long distance telephone service starring impressionist Rich Little
Taylor Wines - 1978 Holiday Race for Space Taylor Wines marketing film featuring “Metal Man” and “Shorty,” an obvious homage to Star Wars’ C-3PO and...	Strictly On Your Own (1971) Recruitment film portrays the recruitment and training process for women in the Marines in 1976
Somewhere There Must Be an Island Industrial film advertising the Grand Bahama Hotel	Power Unlimited (1971) Government film explores the Navy’s use of nuclear power
People Power Reel of ads for Texas Electric featuring a jingle named “People Power”	Pearl’s a Poppin’ (1973) Musical marketing film for Pearl Bear introducing its sales representatives to sales improvement programs...
Now That the Dinosaurs are Gone (1974) A film advocating the use of nuclear power as a solution to the world's growing energy needs.	Mary Kay Cosmetics - Capture the Vision (1981) Mary Kay Ash discusses how her company's stellar success can be credited to its employees' hard work and ...
Mary Kay - It’s a Way of Life (1977) Recruiting film examining Mary Kay, Inc’s business model for women	Mary Kay - All Your Tomorrows (1980) Recruiting film for Mary Kay, Inc. that follows the journey of a Mary Kay beauty consultant
Kroger Commercial, no. 2 1970s television commercial promoting the low prices found at Kroger grocery stores and its Top Value Sta...	Kroger Commercial, no. 1 1970s television commercial promoting the express lane at Kroger grocery stores
How Motor Cars and Other Living Things Can Find Happiness in the Dallas Freeway System Educational film providing instructional freeway and motor travel etiquette for Dallas drivers	Home to the River (1976) Educational film describing the great river systems of the world
Fritos Jalapeño Bean Dip Ad (c. 1967) Ad for Fritos Jalapeño Bean Dip	First National Bank in Dallas TV Spots (c. 1965) Reel of television spots for First National Bank in Dallas
Exxon Name Change (1972) Industrial film addressing the brand name change that consolidated Esso, Enco, and Humble into Exxon	Daybreak (c. 1971) Industrial film profiling the human side of Farah Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Collins Radio Company (1971) Industrial film profiling Collins Radio Company	Ansata - the Key of Life Using historical images of Egypt and views of the stallions, mares, and foals at the Ansata farm, this fi...
A View from the Tower - A Management View of Ling-Temco-Vought Produced for Ling-Temco-Vought by Bill Stokes Associates, this film provides an overview of the rapid gro...

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