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BRITISH KINEMATOGRAPHY
Vol. 22, No. 6
FELLOWSHIP CITATIONS Geoffrey Stanley Moore, B.Sc., M.Sc., F.R.P.S.
Mr. G. S. Moore is known internationally for his work in the field of photographic sensitometry and for his researches on latensification. His investigations of hypersensitizing and of the reciprocity law failure have been
of considerable value to cinematography in all its applications.
The Fellowship is awarded for his keen application to these matters and the outstanding success he has achieved.
Charles Vinten
For a period of over 25 years Mr. Vinten has been engaged in the design and development of cinematograph equipment, and the value of his work is recognized both in this
country and in the U.S.A.
The Fellowship is awarded particularly for the developments in camera design for which he has personally been responsible.
Denis Ward, Ph.D., B.Sc., F.R.P.S.
Dr. Ward has produced a number of specialized films of exceptional high quality, which have been received both in this country and abroad as outstanding examples of cinematograph technique. During the last ten years Dr. Ward has, by improved production methods, advanced the quality of colour films, and these improved methods have been
made generally available through the papers he has presented to the Society and his other contributions.
The Fellowship is awarded in recognition of these advances, and for his contribution to the progress of the Society since he has been Chairman of the 16mm. Film Division.
NEWMAN MEMORIAL AWARD
The Councils of the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain and The British Kinematograph Society have unanimously agreed that a Newman Memorial Award be presented to Mr. Norman Leevers, B.Sc, A. C.G.I. (Fellow), for his research into and development of cinematographic techniques and mechanics and, in particular, for his novel kw Syncropulse " system which provides the means for establishing the precise synchronization of motion picture and sound records, notwithstanding non-synchronism of the driving mechanisms of cameras and of sound recordng apparatus.
Mr. Leevers has shown keen appreciation o^ the mechanical and electrical systems of cinematograph equipment, and his system is being used successfully in the motion picture industry both at home and abroad.
Norman Leevers, B.Sc., A.C.G.I. (Fellow)