Business screen magazine (1961)

lile^iimi Your film problems are OUR problems. Let us meet your schedule with our personalized service. 1^ QUALITY ^ SERVICE ^ SPEED We offer the film producer all these services under one roof. SUPERIOR CONTROL In Black & White and Color: • 16/35mm • Reduction and Contact Printing • Reversal Developing • Editing and Conforming • Cutting Rooms • Edge Numbering A New Free Booklet is available that will be helpful in budget preparation and the handling of pre-print materials. WRITE TODAY FILM LAB INC. 33 W. 60 St., N.Y. 23, N.Y. COIumbus S-2)80 16 Professional Film and Television Groups TELEVISION FILM ASSOCIATION: CONTINUED 35mm and 16mm film to replace the present television film leader which is graduated numerically into lineal feet and loses its meanI ing when reduced from 35mm to I6nim. • To establish a 16mm free film library of films of interest to television station management which will be supplied to TFA members on request, and to others by payment of postage both ways. • To promote the general usage of a "Booking Request Form" by the television stations which expedites confirmations and eliminates transcription errors. • To educate the film handler at the television station in order to simplify his work and prolong the life of television film prints. Q UNIVERSITY FILM PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Office (of the President); Ned Hockman. Director. Motion Picture Production, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma. Officers: Ned Hockman (University of Oklahoma), president: John Mercer (Southern III. University), vice-president; Luella Snyder. secretary; Oscar E. Patterson (University of California at Los Angeles), treasurer. Co.MMiTTEES: Raymond Fielding. Chairman Ciirricidum; Stanley E. Nelson. Noinenclaliire: Edward Fiescher, Public Relations; Vincent Talbot. Equipment: Mrs. Beryl Blain. Personnel; Prof. Richard J. Goggin, Television; Donald E. Staples. Membership; Robert W. Wagner, Publications; Don G. Williams. International Relations; Edward P. McCoy, Festivals and Contests; Richard Kraemer, Distribution; Clyde Smith, Fifteenth Annual Conference. chairman. Publications: The quarterly Journal of the University Film Producers Association (subscription to non-members S2.00 per year). Other special reports and papers published at intervals for member guidance, including a recent International Calendar of Film Festi vals. The Association is represented annual!; at Film Festivals and at the International Con gress of Schools of Cinema and Television ii Europe. This year (1961) The Internationa Congress of Schools of Cinema & Televisioi will be held at the UFPA Meeting at Berkeley Annual Conference: Fifteenth Annua Conference to be held August 20-26, 1961 a the University of California, Berkeley, Cali fornia. Sponsored by the University of Cali fornia Extension Division. I Civic Organizations and Film Councils THE FILM COUNCIL OF GREATER COLUMBUS Office: Memorial Hall. Columbus 15, Ohio. 280 E. Broad Street Officers: Dr. D. F. Prugh (Director, Frank lin County Historical Society), president; D D. Fulnier (President. Columbus Movie Makers), vice-president; Mary A. Rupe (Film Librarian, Columbus Public Library), secretarytreasurer. Trustees: Margaret Carroll (Librarian, Columbus Public Library); Edgar E. Dale; (Director of AudioVisuals, Ohio State University); Clyde Miller (Director of Audio-i Visual, Ohio State Department of Education) Purpose: To promote a greater interest iff the production and use of films by schools and; universities, public service organizations, civic] groups, and business firms and industries. Thej use of films by these organizations in the Columbus area and the State of Ohio is also stressed. 1961 Activities: The Ninth Annual Colura bus Film Festival, an award Banquet featuring the "Chris"" Award, September 15. 1961 Film Award Screenings at New Columbus Public Library Auditorium, September 13 and 14. Evening Screenings at 7 o"clock with coffee break at 9. Affiliates: Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce; Columbus Advertising Club; Columbus Industrial Association; Columbus Public Library. </[ ^ t^smj I From the time Motion Pictures "learned to talk" Moviola has earned acceptance as the word for professional film editing equipment. Moviola IS keeping abreast of developments in the Industry with new equipment to serve your ! I c e d s FIRST IN EDITING EQUIPMENT J Write for catalog Dept BS fe i»' TV/Toviola ^^^ ^? ^W^L MANUFACTURING CO 1451 GORDON STREET • HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA • HO 73178 BUSINESS SCREEN MAGAZINE