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ANNOUNCEMENT
ECINNING with the October issue, a pictorial section will be found each month in the American Cinematographer. In this section we hope to reproduce the finest collection of pictures to be found in any photographic journal.
In order to stimulate interest among members of the photographic craft, the American Cinematographer offers three prizes for pictures appearing in this section during the twelve months starting with the October, 1931, issue. Three impartial judges will decide on the winning pictures, and the awards will be made and announced in the November, 1932, issue of the Cinematographer.
Prizes will be — $100.00 for the first award. $50.00 for the second award. $25.00 for the third award.
This section is open to any bona fide subscriber to the American Cinematographer. Amateurs and professionals have the same opportunity. No one is barred. All that is necessary is that you be a paid up subscriber to the Cinematographer.
Only 8 by 10 or 1 1 by 1 4 prints will be considered. They may be on glossy paper or dull finish.
The names of the judges will be announced at a later date.
When sending your pictures take every precaution in wrapping so they will not be mutilated in the mail. The American Cinematographer will take all precaution in handling the pictures in order to keep them in excellent condition. However, this magazine will not assume responsibility for any pictures it receives, and will not be held responsible for loss or damage to prints.
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