Business screen magazine (1946)

right off the newsreel continued programs, and thoughts for the future as they relate to agriculture. Ideas selected for this purpose are those which can be used by developing nations to improve their per capita food production and consumption. BUSINESS SCREEN readers who have a film or program which should be considered for showing at the conferences should contact the Administrative Center. International Minerals & Chemicals Corporation, Dept. BSC Skokie. Illinois 60076. UFA Slates 1970 Film Scholarship Competition Tha University Film Association has announced the beginning of competition for SEVEN SCHOLARSHIPS IN FILM to be awarded to students in American universities and colleges. Although film has been one of the fastest-growing academic disciplines in recent years, the amount of financial aid available to students has not kept pace. Therefore, the University Film Association, a professional organization of more than six hundred individuals, institutions, and companies has embarked upon a program to increase the number of scholarships available to students of the art. Any graduate or undergraduate student is eligible to apply for these scholarships, which will be awarded principally on the basis of the student's past work in film production, scholarship, or criticism. Competition will close February 14, 1970. Information on the organization's scholarship program can be obtained from Professor Howard Suber, Scholarship Chairman, University Film Association, in care of the UCLA Motion Picture Division, Los Angeles 90024. Modern Introduces "The Shape of Films to Come" The next decade promises to be a time of innovation and change for the communications industry. It is evident that motion pictures, along with other visual media, will assume an important voice in the language of the "70's. As a service to New York's communications executives. Modern Talking Picture Service recently introduced The Shape of Films to Come, a series of programs designed to provide an opportunity to see examples of recent business films. About a hundred advertising and public relations executives, on both client and agency sides, attended the first program on December 4 at the Johnny Victor Theatre. Films shown included Why Man Creates, Saul Bass's Academy Award winner for Kaiser Aluminum; New York City, from United Air Lines' centennial commemorative. Holland-Wegman Now Mars; Four Execs Added The name of Holland-Wegman Productions, inc., producers of commercial films, has been changed to Mars Productions. Simultaneously, four key executives were appointed to the management staff. Wayne D. Appleton has become sales manager; .lohn W. Cantillon, senior account executive; Robert B. Rleske, Production manager, and Michael A. McNerney, business manager and executive assistant to the president, Paul Sciandra. Nelson Editing Service at New Milwaukee Location Nelson Editing Service has opened a new office at 2909 N. Humboldt Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. The company provides film producers with complete editing services, sync and voice over narration track cutting, effects editing, a-b music cutting and selection, a-b original conforming and negative cutting, release printing, print breakdown, boxing and shipping. Association Films, Inc. Relocates Canada Office Association Films, Inc. has moved its Canadian affiliate, As.sociation-Industrial Films to 333 Adelaide Street West, Toronto 133, Ontario. The new quarters are now in line with Association's continuing program of expansion. Last month new libraries were opened in La Grange. Illinois and Dallas. Texas. all this man at Geo. W. Colburn Laboratory to save time, money and footage ^ on your next film! Allen Hilliard, our Director of Technical Information, is constantly trying to be of service to the film maker. By planning with Allen ahead of shooting, you can save time, money and footage. In this way, we can also coordinate i;*-i**^ our specialized equipment and experience with yours to guarantee fine professional quality and effectiveness in every film you produce. There is no obligation. Write, stop in or call now (area code 312) 332-6286. GEO. W. COLBURN LABORATORY, INC. 164 N. Wacker Drive • Chicago, Illinois 60606 Telephone (area code 312) 332-6286 Complete Laboratory Service for 16MM / Editing / Recording / Work Prints / Super 8, 8MM & 16MM Release Printing / Titling / 35MM Slide and Filmstrip Service BUSINESS SCREEN