The Science Screen Report is a series of educational films for science students in grades 8-12 in the United States school system. This film focuses on scientists and inventors of color and their inventions.

Inventors covered in this film are: Lewis Howard Latimer, who invented a new carbon filament for electric lamps; Granville Woods, who invented the 3rd rail system to power electric trains; George Washington Carver, who invented many agricultural and cosmetic products; Garrett Morgan who invented the traffic signal and gas mask; Charles Drew, who invented a new blood plasma separation process; Philip J. Stevens, who invented a new method of rocket propulsion; Ysidro M. Martinez, who invented a new kind of joint replacement implant; and Meredith Charles Gourdine, who invented a device to disperse fog on airport runways.