Business screen magazine (1946)

1972 FILM FESTIVAL PLANNING GUIDE A listing of film festivals and competitions of particular interest to industrial film sponsors and producers SUNSET MAGAZINE TRAVEL FILM FESTIVAL Sponsored by: Sunset Magazine and H. Werner Buch Enterprises. Dates: Jan. 6 16. 1972 (Anaheim); April 7 16. 1972 (Los Angeles). Location: Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, Calif.; Los Angeles Convention— Exhibition Center. Los Angeles. Calif Deadline for Entries: Jan. 1. 1972. Eligibility: Films must be produced or released after January 1, 1970. Categories: Government produced film featuring travel within U.S.; Government produced film featuring foreign destination; Commercially produced film featuring travel within U.S.; Commercially produced featuring foreign travel; any entry featuring sports or outdoor recreation; any entry featuring travel or vacations using recreational vehicles. Entry Fees: $25.00 total fee for single or multiple entries. Judging: By international panel of qualified jurors. Awards: Sunset Magazine Grand Prize Award ($500.00 plus trophy), and five additional category awards ($100.00 each). Get Further Information From: Robert N. Jordan, Festival Director, 1665 West Katella. Anaheim, California 92802. NVCA DAYS OF VISUALS AWARDS Sponsored by: National Visual Communications Association Dates: February 10,1972 Location: New York Hilton Hotel. New York Deadline for Entries: January 1. 1972 Eligibility: No restrictions announced Categories: Several categories for industrial films Entry Fees: $35 for members, $50 for non members. Judging: By a qualified panel of jurors Awards: NVCA Awards in each category Get Further Information From: Quent Harvell. NVCA. Suite 1236 A, 230 Park Ave. New York, N.Y. 10017 Phone: (212) 686-4704 US INDUSTRIAL FILM FESTIVAL Dates: April 26, 27, 1971 Location: Palmer House, Chicago Deadline for Entries: March 1, 1972 Eligibility: 16mm motion pictures and 35mm filmstrips produced for industry associations, government and educational institutions between March 1, 1971 and March 1, 1972 Categories: Commercially-produced, government-produced, inplant-produced, and university produced films in 29 subject categories each. Entry Fees: $50.00 for motion pictures; $30.00 for filmstrips. Judging: On a point basis, considering such factors as effectiveness, audience motivation, clarity, photography and sound. Awards: Gold Camera Awards in each category. Certificates of excellence. Special awards. Get Further Information From: J. W. Anderson, US. Industrial Film Festival, Suite 825, 39 South LaSalle St., Chicago, III. 60603. 14TH ANNUAL AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL Sponsored by: The Educational Film Library Association. Dates: May 9-13, 1972. Location: New York Hilton Hotel, New York. Deadline for Entries: January 15. 1972. Eligibility: 16mm films produced in the calendar year 1971. Categories: 33 major areas of education, art, culture, religion, ethics, business, industry, health and medicine. Entry Fees: $30.00 to $75.00 Judging: Films are pre-screened by a qualified panel of |urors in each category and finalists are judged again in public screenings at the Festival Awards: Blue Ribbon Trophy for First Place in each category, and Red Ribbon Award for Second Place. Also a grand prize, the "Emily" Award. Get Further Information From: Educational Film Library Association, 17 West 60th St.. New York, N.Y. 10023 Phone: (212) 246-4533. FIFTH ANNUAL ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Sponsored by: "Forward Atlanta" (the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce), the Atl.int.i /^rt Alliance, Interfilm Dates: )une 1625, 1972 Location: Atlanta Memorial Arts Center, Symphony Hall, Galleria and Hill Auditorium Deadline for entries: April 15, 1972 Gi M, Eligibility: Any motion picture 16mr 35mm, 65mm, or 70mm, produced 1971 or 1972, of any length or typ ^ Categories: Five major divisions f competition: features, short sub] documentaries, television commei and experimental films. There are _,_^.. eral sub-categories of competition wN '' in these major areas. ^''' Entry Fees: All student films are a] cepted with no entry fee. Docu taries and short subjects are $50s) each. Television commercials t $30.00 each. Experimental films a $25.00 each. These entry fees incli all return postage, insurance, and resent the complete and final entry ar judging fee. "^'^ Judging: A preliminary panel of 1( '^; ' qualified individuals in related areas' "^ • ' interest screen entries and select W "^^ films in each category for final compl '" '', tition. The final award selections ii '^ ^ made by a panel of five international I*'"' ' known judges. ' ; Awards: Golden Phoenix for Best ' * " Festival. Silver Phoenix for Best ' f-^**' Category. Gold. Silver and Bro« '' -=< Medals in individual sub-categorM '-^'^^ Special awards for Flight. Peace. Sout * ' * ern and Student films **-•' Get Further Information From: Hunter Todd, P.O Drawer 13258, lanta, Ga. 30324 Phone (404) 633-41* :'fi INDUSTRIAL FILM AWARDS Sponsored by: Industrial Photograj Magazine Dates: September Issue carries rei of competition. Deadline for Entries: July 1. 1972 Eligibility: Only films produced plant. Not for films shot by comi cial producers. One film per compa limit. Categories: Sales. Advertising & Pi Relations. Industrial Relations search & Development. Entry Fees: $10 Judging: By Industrial Photograi Editors. Awards: "Indy" Awards in each ct/ gory. Get Further Information From: EdI lndustri.ll Photography. 200 Madit Avenue. New York. NY. 10016 Festivals an listed in order of the ( on which they occur. ■Sl t:tt «foi 26 BUSINESS SCREil