Film Weekly 1963-64 year book : Canadian motion picture industry with television section (1963)
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Bartolome Mitre 478, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Provincial Government Film Units
BRITISH COLUMBIA
(Photographic Branch, Department of Recreation and Conservation)
Parliament Bldgs., 630 Superior St., Victoria, BC. OFFICERS
Minister Hon. Earle C. Westwood
Deputy Minister Dr. D. B. Turner
Chief . R. L. Colby
Asst. Chief Photographer B. H. Atkins
ALBERTA
(Department of Industry and Development)
Legislation Bldgs ,
Minister
Commissioner
Secretary
Producer-Director
Cameraman
Film Librarian
Still Photographers
Darkroom Technician Artists
Edmonton, Alta.
Hon. Russell Patrick Kenneth Hutchinson Mrs. K. Bray K. Hutchinson C. N. Ross Mrs. L. Loxterkamp W. M. Petley-Jones, Rolf Albert M iss M. Bodnarchuk P. Sembaliuk, L. Dunn
SASKATCHEWAN
(Photographic Services Branch, Dept, of Industry & Information) Administration Bldg., Regina, Sask
Minister Hon. R. Brown
Deputy Minister D. H. F. Black
Associate Deputy T. L. Hill
Motion Picture Div. Supervisor R. F. Howard
Still Photo Div. Supervisor Olive B. Roberts
Still Photo Librarian Mrs. D. Higgins
(Audio-Visual Board of the Department of Education) Administration Bldg., Regina, Sask. Minister Hon. O. A. Turnbull
Deputy Minister R. Harvey
Film Commissioner E. Fred Holliday
Supervisor, School Broadcasts Gertrude Murray
(Visual Education Branch of the Department of Education) Administration Bldg., Regina, Sask. Minister Hon. O. A. Turnbull
Deputy Minister R. Harvey
Supervisor E. Fred Holliday
Asst. Supervisor Mrs. Agnes D . Davidson
ONTARIO
(Government Photographic Services of the Department of Travel and Publicity)
67 College St., Toronto, Ont.
Minister Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart
Deputy Minister Guy E. Moore
Director of Photography Colin McDonald
Photographers R. Muckleston, M. Wormley,
F. Hammond, R. Thompson, A. Homer
Film Librarian Miss C. Mason
Still Librarian Mrs. Elsie Clarett
QUEBEC
(The Province of Quebec Film Bureau) Legislative Bldgs., Quebec, Que.
Minister Hon. Bona Arsenault
Deputy Minister Raymond Douville
Director . Andre Guerin
Producer Michel Vergnes
Librarian Alphonse Proulx
Chief Photographer — color section
George A. Driscoll
Asst. Director, Montreal Office Gilbert Fournier
Administration Officer J. E. Dion
NOVA SCOTIA
(Nova Scotia Information Service Department of Trade & Industry) Provincial Bldg., Halifax, NS.
Minister Hon. E. A. Manson
Deputy Minister V. M. Knight
Director S. M. Anderson
Supervisor, Motion Pictures Mrs. Margaret Perry Motion Picture Photographer E. B. (Ned) Norwood Chief Photographer L. J. Boner
Photographic Editor G. H. Doty
Canadian Theatrical Credits
(All credits and titles given here are for films released from July, 1962 to June, 1963. For credits prior to this see previous editions of the Year Book.)
By GERALD PRATLEY
Canadian Feature Films
1963
POUR LA SUITE DU MONDE
(So That the World Goes On)
Produced by the National Film Board of Can¬ ada; director of production, Fernand Dansereau; directed by Pierre Perrault and Michel Brault; camera, Brault and Bernard Gosselin; editing, Werner Nold; sound, Marcel Carriere; music, Jean Cousineau, guitar, and Jean Meunier, flute. In French with English subtitles. First shown at the
Cannes Film Festival, 1963 as the official Cana¬ dian entry. Running time 105 minutes. Black and white. 35 and 16 mm.
Principals: Leopold Tremblay, Alexis Tremblay, Abel Harvey, Louis Harvey and Joachim Harvey.
STORY: This documentary film in the Flaherty tradition tells of the people of the lle-aux-Coudres (an island in the St. Lawrence, 70 miles downstream from the city of Quebec) and of their attempts to revive the hunting of the white whale.
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