Business screen magazine (1957)

f ■ COi^ORSLIDES 1 {IPS Producing filmstrips in color? Your prints are only as good as your masters . . . and your masters are at their best when we make them FRANK HOLMES LABORATORIES, INC.' 1 947 FIRST STREET SAN FERNAN DO, CALIFORNIA EMPIRE 5--1501 rile for brochurr; Honor 19 Safety Films in "Best of '56" Awards: (continued from page 20) ing a small plant owner's acceptance of safety responsibility in shop operations. Balance in Action, 14 minutes, black white, produced by Varifilms ( unsponsored ) — describing in-service nurses training methods of shifting patients. In the 35mm sound slideiilm section of the Occupational category, the award of merit winner was Take 1 1 A war, 91/0 minutes, color, sponsored by Hardware Mutuals, produced by Vogue-Wright Studios — a cartoon treatment of steps in handling boxes safely. Bronze-plaques for non-theatrical molioTi pictures in the Traffic and Transportation category were presented for: Traffic Action Program, a series of eight films totaling 54 minutes, black/white, color, sponsored by The Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety and produced by Apex Film Corp., Film Counselors, Inc., and Creative Arts Studios. These films show how communities can organize an effective traffic program. The Two Sleeping Lions, 4:^2 min utes, color, black/white, sponsored by AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, produced by the AAA Public Relations Department Film Unit — teaching elementary school children not to cross the street between two parked cars ( animation I , I'm No Fool as a Pedestrian, 8 minutes, color, produced by Walt Disney Productions — a cartoon on pedestrian safety for elementary school children. The award of merit in Traffic and Transportation (16mm) category went to Freedom of The American Road, 27 minutes, black/white, sponsored by Ford Motor Company, produced by M.P.O. Productions, Inc. — showing how communities faced traffic problems and corrected them. Awards in General Category In the General categor) of 16mm motion pictures, bronze plaques were presented for one sponsored film and one unsponsored film: Train Tracks and Safety Facts, 24% minutes, color, sponsored by Pennsylvania Railroad, produced by Unifilnis. Inc. — emphasizing the need for educating children not to play or trespass on railroad property. Go to Blazes, 30 minutes, black/ white, produced by the National Film Board of Canada — dealing with the experiences of a fire inspector in checking fire hazards and causes. Awards of merit in the General category were captured by the 16nim motion pictures: Album of Public Safety, 2011. minutes, color, black white, sponsored by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., produced by Washington Video Productions — demonstrating the importance of testing products for greater safety. Blasting Cap, ISl/o minutes, color, sponsored by the Institute of Makers of Explosives, produced by Pennsylvania Film Productions. Inc. — showing children the dangers of handling blasting caps. Common Sense Afloat, 28 minutes, color, black/white, sponsored and produced by The United States Coast Guard — offering tips on safe procedures in operating small outboard motor boats. In the Theatrical Motion Pictures category, a bronze plaque was won (concluded on page 78) Sometimes We Overtook The Obvious! The nationally recognized quality built into Calvin production work is available to you — as a Calvin services customer. Our standard of quality in 16mm film* is a PLUS value — a producer's understanding of other producers' needs. Just one reason why we are working in partnership with hundreds of other producers today! V^ Complete Productions V' All Production Services V' B/W or Color Printing and Processing V" Projection Equipment DDDD THE CALVIN COMPANY 1105 Truman Road Kansas City 6, Mo. "A'f incej J193l! 22 BUSINESS SCREEN MAGAZINE