Business screen magazine (1961)

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES: HOLLAND-WEGMAN PRODUCTIONS: CONT'D. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ACADEMY-McLARTY: CONT'D. G. L. F. Exchange, Inc.); The Story of Ohio Leather (Ohio Leather Co.); Vitaue in Trinidad (Esse Standard Oil of South America) ; The Beer of Trinidad (Carib Industrie.s, Ltd.) ; Fresh from Tree to Yon (Trinidad & Togaggo Citrus Commission) ; Football Training Films in Color (.-^nsco Co.); The Swami) Fox (Consolidated Industries); Oolie Sees Miami (Horst Krunipke, Inc., West Berlin, Germany) ; Tree Transplanting (New York State Tree Savers); Vtica Dnxbak Presents (Utica Duxbak Corp.). Slidefilms: What Is Cast Iron; The Properties of Grai/ Iron; The Properties of Dnetile Iron (Gray Iron Founders' Society) ; Working Wonders with Wire (E. H. Titchner, Inc.); Split Si/stem Heat Pnmp — Commercial; Air Purifier; Benefits of Residential Air Conditioning; 21 Series Elcetric Heat; Famous Carrier Installations; Split Sgstem Heat Pump — Pesidential ; Home with a Future — Thermocenter; U)iiversal Weather}naker — Residential; Gas Heating — Residential; Oil Heating — Residential; Rooftop Heating & Cooling — Commercial (Carrier Corp.). HOLLAND-WEGMAN PRODUCTIONS 207 Delaware .\venue, Buffalo 2, N. Y. Phone: TL 3-7411 Date of Organization: 1952 Edward J. Wegman, Partner Sheldon C. Holland, Partner James I. Allan. Production Manager Paul G. Ent. Director of Photography John V. Gates, Cinemafographer Andrew MacGowan, Jr., Senior Writer-Director Norman Tolson, TV Creative Director Zeb M. Pike, Writer-Director Timothy E. Sheehan, Writer-Director Zso Tolson, Writer-Director John E. Bjarnow, Art Director Floyd G. Stratton, Laboratory Manager James G. Linnan, Chief Sound Engineer Paul B. Davis, Account Executive Services: Producers of motion pictures and sound slidefilms from original research and concept to distribution. Permanent staff of 28 skilled creative motion picture people to plan, write and produce sales promotion, public relations, industrial, educational, fund-raising, medical and scientific films. Producers of commercials and syndicated programs for television, including storyboards, scripts, animation and jingles. Planning and production of national sales meetings and programs. Facilities: Completely integrated film production center. 50' x 70' x ZA' sound stage; 2 smaller studios for sound recording and insert shooting; 2 recording and mixing rooms; G editing rooms with Moviolas; 2 interlock screening rooms; 45-seat theatre; 16mm and .35mm blimped Mitchell and Arriflex cameras; Fearless Panoram dollies equipped with Worral heads; multi-channel magnetic film recording and mixing equipment; optical film recorders; two U" Ampex recorders; M-R mike boom with Telefunken microphone; art and animation facilities, including IRmm and :55mm .^cme animation stand; .'i film music libraries; laboratory for processing negative and reversal, printing and edgenumbering. RECENT PRODUCTIONS AND SPONSORS MOTIO.N Picti'RES: Sergeant Launcher (American Machine & Foundry Co.); Reaching for the Stars (Corning Glass Works); Dealer Sales Meeting; Candidly Speaking (Pennzoil Div., South Penn Oil Co.) ; Planets Around Our Sun (United World Films, Inc.); Sure Way to More Orders (Hammermill Paper Co.); li'i(/i Clear Conscience (United Appeal of Buffalo & Erie ('ounty) : Report to You — 1960 (Community Chest of Greater Cleveland); Nucerite (The ITaudli'i' Co.); .4 Plttee of Beginning (Oberlin College); Basic Dyn-Animation (Dyn-Animation. Inc.) ; ,4 Watch in the Night (Mass. General Hospital); There Is Cargo (St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp.) ; Keep 'Em Rolling (Lockport Felt Co.); Ifs Later Than You Think (New York State Bar Assn.); Pack Rat (Twin Coach Co.); Stockholders Meeting (The Carborundum Co.); Great Lakes Network (National (lypsum Co.); International screen commercials, animation (Eastman Kodak Co.). Slidefil.ms: Story Behind the Switch (New York State Electric & Gas Corp.) ; Classroom on Wheels (Cottrell Bus Service); Rigidized Metals (Rigidized Metals Corp.). T'V Commercials: for Nestle Ltd.; Procter & Gamble; General Mills; Ragu Spaghetti Sauce; Standard Rochester Brewing; Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co.; Denturite; United Oil Mfg. Co.; Kendall Refining Co.; Watkins Furniture; Schuler's Corn Chips; Ashland Oil & Refining Co.; Haberle Congress Brewing Co.; Canyon Stone; Smethport Specialt.v Co. Victor Kayfetz Productions, Inc. 1200 Westfall Road, Rochester 18, N. Y. Phones: Hillside 5-0SS.3, GReenfield 3-3000, ext. 534 Don Lyon (See complete listing under New York City) Academy-McLarty Productions, Inc. 333 South Warren St., Syracuse 2, N. Y. Phone: HArrison 2-6212 Thomas Fitzpatrick, Jr., Executive in Chg. (See complete listing under Buffalo, N. Y.) Peckham Productions, Inc. Syracuse Office: Fayette\'ille Road, Manlius, New York Francis E. O'Brien, in charge. (See complete listing under New York City) YORK SIGHT-SOUND PRODUCTIONS, INC. 346 Fulton Street, Troy, N. Y. Phone: BRidge 1-8088 Date of Organization: November, 1956 James C. Jerome, President Randolph S. English, Vice-President & Manager Thomas H. Coleman, Secretary-Treasurer & Audio-Visual Technical Director Helen Marie Moeller, Director of Audio Services Brenton Marshall, Manager of Sales Robert C. Carlton, Director of AudioVisual Services Services: Sound slides and audio production. Custom sound slides for business and industry. Franchised dealer for projector-sound systems. Audio-visual consultant services for training company personnel. Facilities: Three studios and control room; Presto and RCA disc lathes, Ampex recorders; mastering facilities for sound slide productions; portable audio-visual units; Leica cameras; art facilities, scripts, storyboard, direction, voice and audio production talent, music and sound effects library. RECENT PRODUCTIONS AND SPONSORS Slidefilms: From Candlelight to Candlrpower (R. E. Dietz Co.); Felts for Paper Machines; Felt Applications (.\lbany Felt Co.) ; Injury and Accident Prevention; Your Code of Safety (New York Telephone Co.) ; The Sole of the Shoe (Marshall-Eclipse Div., Bendix) ; The Golden Circle (WAST T'V); Thompson Academy Story (Thompson Academy) ; A Gem in the Green (Darling Inn); Fingertip Power by Porter (H. K. Porter Co.) ; Unto the Least of These (Graham Home for Children) ; The Bear Pad Story (Behr-Manning Co. Div., Norton Co.). CREATIVE ARTS STUDIO, INC. 814 H Street, N.W., Washinulori 1, I). (. Phone: REpublic 7-7152 Date of Incorporation: 1942 Milton R. Tinsley, President George W. Snowden, Vice-President Lloyd B. MacEwen, Treasurer Philip G. Arnest, Production Director, Photography William S. Brownlee, Production Director, Art'i W. Wilson Taylor, Project Supervisor William R. Duffy, Project Supervisor j Frank S. Stewart, Technical Art Dept. Robert Schulman, Art & Design Department t Anthony Scaffa, Photography Department ] Services: Motion pictures — commercial, train-j ing, educational and informational; T'V com-l mercials; slidefilms and slides; charts; art work) of all types; scripts; creative exhibits design;! kit materials, etc. Facilities: 35mm and 16mm j animation, still photography, titling, researchi and writing, designing and complete art service.! RECENT PRODUCTIONS AND SPONSOR S|| MoTio.\ Pictures: Polaris-Time for Survival (U. S. Information Agency) ; Better Smalll Engines (U. S. Army Engineers) ; Flight Instruments, 2 films (U. S. Navy); The Sfcw.W United States (Henry J. Kaufman & Assoc, i : History of the Marine Corps Amphibious Operations (U. S. Marine Corps). FiL.M Reports: for Asphalt Institute; The Martin Co.; Atlantic Research; Office of Naval Research. T'V Films: 7 spots (U. S. Employment Service) ; 12 spnt.^ (Office of Civil & Defense Mobilization); The Washington Post; The Heeht Co. SLIDEFILMS: Air Breaks; Moisture; Infrared; Gasoline Engines (U. S. Army); The Frac-Shot Sl-'^i (Reynolds Aluminum); The Miracle of Wot: r (Dept. of Interior) ; The Jamestotvti Story (Commonwealth of Virginia); Plant Inspector (--Asphalt Institute); Flight Service Station; Flight Service Program; Airport 1 & 2 (Federal Aviation Agency); The Salcsmakers (Owens-Corning Fiberglas) ; Teachers are Politicians; Every Teacher; Directions for the Future (Nat'l. Education .Assn.); Florentine Art; American A'' (Nat'l. Gallery of Art); The Manpower Sen.x: Interviewing; Owned Dwellings & Mortgages; Incoyne; Medical Care (Dept. of Labor); /»ipressions and Expressions (American Red Cross); Earning Opportunities ( Rodel Production); Plumbing Codes; Central Mortgage Bank (Nat'l. Assn. of Home Builders); 4(;i in Adver-' tising (U. S. News & World Report); Recruiting film, no title (Internal Revenue Service); Elevator and Escalator (General Services .Admin.); Microfeed; Universal Grinders (Landi? Tool); The Ground You Cover; Enumerators ot Work; Industry, Occupations & Class "1 Workers; Income (Bureau of the Census) ; Your Federal Employee's Health Benefits Program (Civil Service Commission) ; The Story of IT/i./. • sale Grocers (Wholesale Grocers); Telephm: s for the Community; Waste Disposal for ihCommunity; Transportation for the Comniuvlfi: Electricity for the Community; Water for '!'■ Community; Gas for the Community (Encyil"paedia Britannica Films, Inc.); Famdy Saiehi: Why Family Action; Family Fallout Shrltirs; Family Action; Family Health (Office of Civil & Defense Mobilization) ; The Story of Joe Burton (Commercial Credit Equipment Corp.); The Manville Story (J. Walter Thompson). Y)^ this symbol, appearing over a: producer's listing, indicates that display adver-: tising containing additional and useful reference data appears in other pages of this 1 1th Annual Production Review issue. 120 BUSINESS SCREEN MAGAZINE