Business screen magazine (1946)

I ^ nchr of'o Background Music For Discrirninatlng Film and Television Producers Corofog and Somp(«r H^totd On R«^u«lt; SAM FOX FILM RIGHTS, INC. I MO Iroodwo. NY NT 10036 • 3121 247 3t90 MOVIES FROM SHOES sales sfory comes alive with camera , dissolves, zooms to %" close tips. 91 and art photographed on 8-16 mm film free movie kit, film clips, poclcet slate, timetable call (Al Stahl) (212) COS'2942 Animated Prod ) Broadway N.Y. 10019 •ges on the surface arc redistrib I, and as a source of heat softens layer of film, its surface is dis.■d. When the film cools, a fracI of a second later, the ridges arc 'en into a pattern that reproduces I image being recorded. If addilal information needs to be added I-, this can be done a number of l;s without erasing the original :?«■ . . I Ihe speed ol processing — in con j *. to conventional motion picture i — makes ;ipplic;itions fciisiblc in I ipuier-related microfilming, comers with graphic display outputs. I bry tactical situations, and in'rial uses where holographs — giving j I effect of three dimensions — are ! le to study the performance of ts that may K-comc distorted by lation. Studies conducted recently { jjcneral I'lcctric indic;ite th;it some [.ition studies on complex parts I be reduced from months to days Ihc use of photoplastic recording. I |irt Takes: t national Video Corporation has n construction of a new 47.000 re-foot production facility in lyvale. Calif. The new building accommodate 400 employees. hes Rudd, noted CBS news corondent, will address the Calvin ion Picture Workshop in Kansas on February 7. is-World Productions. CCTV diin of Columbia Pictures, has ;iled a new system to show curmotion pictures in hotel guests' ns. In its initial test, Trans-World telecast two major motion pictures 1000 rooms of the Regencytt House in Atlanta. ellc Industries. Inc.. makers of o-visual equipment for industry education, recently celebrated a anniversary. Factory and office time off so fellow townspeople teonomowoc. Wis. could see how slle's modern, recently expanded, t operates. Now. . . Capital Film offers t.wo Full Service .aboratories . . . • in Washington, D.C. in Miami, Florida In \\a\ ol this year, Capital I ilni completed expansion of its Miami lab intu a Hill service facility with editorial, sound and processing capabilities. Mso, because of a growing demand from regional customers, the Miami iai ilil\ has created a special slide film and film strip deparlim-nt. Here's what a Capital Film customer NOW receives ,.. l^esides the recogni/ed (|ualit\' and renowned customer service; FROM MIAMI: 1. lull -55 and 16mm color positive printing and processing services as well as black and white. 2. lull Idmm color reversal printing and jKocessing services including 7J89 sound track prints. {. Slide film and film strip department. ■4. Optical printing department for blowup or reduction with new wet-gate. 5. Complete editorial and sound transfer facilities under one roof. "v Color (onlrol with new Eastman Color Analyzer. FROM WASHINGTON: 1, lull r> and Idmm color positive printing aiul processing services as well as black and white. 2. full Idmm color reversal |)rinting ami processing services including 7J89 sound track prints. .^. I ull Super 8mm cokjr printing and processing services. 4. Super 8mm cartridge and cassette loading and repair. 5. Complete editorial ^md sound dubbing, re-recording, and transfer services -RCA VVESTREX. 6. Optical printing department with wel-gate, 7. Color control with Ha/.eltine color analyzer. Its a C,*\I'11.\L IDEA lo give you full service.,. night or day. or further information, fill in the coupon below for our NEW Corporate Inormation File, including price lists. f'lcdsc send mi i<i( ts on the Full Survite capabilities of Capital film from Washington, D.C Miami, Fla, Namf. Tillc A(i(lre> Cil\. .State. ./ip. FILM LABORATORIES, INCORPORATED Capital of Washington Capital of Miami 470 E Street, S.W. 1998 N.E. 150th St. Washington, D.C. 20024 North Miami, Florida 33161 (202)347-1717 (305)949-3242 ary/ February. 1972