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KINEMATOCRAPHY
BRITISH
VOLUME 20, No. 6
JUNE, 1952
CONTENTS
Newly Elected Hon. Fellows and Fellows
U.S. Joint Army and Navy 16mm. Projector Specification
The Dimming of Fluorescent Lamps and their Use in the Kinema
New French Standards Committees of the Society Book Reviews The Council
G. M. WOOLLER-JENNINGS J. W. STRANGE, Ph.D., A.R.C.Sc.
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE
IT is true to say that the first real appreciation of the scope and possibilities of the Foreign Relations Committee came about a year ago. At that time the Festival of Britain was attracting an unusually large number of visitors from abroad, and in order to maintain liasion between the Society and the many film technicians amongst these visitors, the Committee was reconstituted on a more active basis.
Under the new title of " International Relations Committee," it has extended its activities into many territories which had previously been neglected. The Society has members in practically every film producing country in the world. In order to maintain close touch with them, local representatives have been appointed in the major production centres through
whom information of achievements in technique and equipment design will be disseminated. As well as being responsible for the exchange of information, when desired the representatives will contribute informed reports on local or regional conditions affecting film production. These will, from time to time, be published in the Journal.
The nucleus of a world wide network of technicians willing to participate in Society affairs has been formed and the Committee is anxious to consider any suggestions as to how this organisation may be used more effectively to assist members in all parts of the
world.
NORMAN LEEVEAS,
Chairman,
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