Business Screen Magazine (1963-1964)

INTERNATIONAL AWARD COMPETITION iir\ REEL NEWS FOR FILM MEN! Certified Storage for 500,000,000 feet at BEKINS FILM SERVICE CENTER • Easy access! • Complete records! • Prompt delivery anywhere! Services provided include Distribution Inspection Grading & Cleaning Repairing & Rejuvenation Scratch Removal Protective Coating Editing Commercial Insertion THE lOTH INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING FILM FESTIVAL Cannes, France— June 17-27, 1963 Sponsored by the Screen Advertising World Association Ltd. Management Committee: The Joint Executive Committee, consisting of officers of the above mentioned Association, is fully responsible for all policy matters in relation to the Festival Organization. Categories and awards are planned by these representatives of the sponsoring Association. Festival Director: Mr. Peter E. Taylor, Head Office, International Advertising Film Festival. 17, Berkeley Street. London W. I. England. Phone: GROsvenor 1471 :. Entr-i D\Tt & Categories: Entry forms issued from London Office during March, Closing dates: for completed entry forms — April 30th. for delivery of films to Venice — May 12th. Contact in L'nited States. Alexander International. ."iOO Fifth .^venue. New York 36. New York. Category Modification: a new category in the Cinema Group will serve "Special Effects" subjects of the 13-110 metres length. In the Television Group, subdivisions in running time for three categories each for Live Action. Cartoon and Animated Objects (including Puppets, etc.) will be as follows: (a) up to 20 seconds; (b) 21-45 seconds; and (c) over 45 seconds. Awards: Special awards will include besides the Grand Prix du Cinema and the Grand Prix de la Television, the Coppu di Venezia which will be awarded in each of the Cinema and Television groups for the highest average of marks attained for a minimum entry of six films in the one or the other group. Jl'Rv: An International Jury headed by Dr. J. Klein, .Amsterdam (as secretary) and Per Busted. Oslo. Norway (assistant secretary) has been selected to judge motion pictures entered. Members of the various international and national advertising associations and federations compose this judging group. ^" THE 15TH ANNUAL COMPETITION OF THE CANADIAN FILM AW/ARDS Sponsored Jointly by The Canadian Association for Adult Education, The Canadian Film Institute, The Canada Foundation Management Committee: Consists of representatives from each of the sponsoring organizations plus technical advisers, who are associated with the film making industry in Canada. Roy Little. Chainmin. Canadian Film .•\wards. 1762 Carling .Avenue. Ottawa 13. Ontario. Categories: Awards will be given for films produced for TV in two categories, fictional and documentary, and for filmed TV commercials. Other categories are: Theatrical, shorts and features; Non-theatrical, arts and experiment, children's, general information, public relations, sales and promotion, training and 15TH CANADIAN FILM AV\/ARDS: instruction, travel and recreation, amateur. New award for Cinematography to be presented by Canadian Society of Cinematographers. Films released during 1962 by Canadian film producers are eligible for award. Entries closed January 31. 1963. Awards: Amateur Trophy of the .Association of Motion Picture Producers and Laboratories of Canada, the Award for the Canadian Film of the Year, an Award of Merit for each category. ^■ CINE THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL NON-THEATRICAL EVENTS (Processing United States Entries in International Film Festivals) Office (of the Coordinator): 1201 Sixteenth Street. N. W.. Washington 6. D. C. Officers: John Flory (Eastman Kodak Co.), National Chairman: James A. Barker (Capital Film Laboratories. Inc.), First Vice-Chainnan: Charles Dana Bennett (Farm Film Foundation); Brice Howard (National Educational Television &. Radio Center); Ralph Hoy (Aluminum Company of America ) ; Anna L. Hyer I National Education .Association) ; Stanley Mcintosh (Teaching Film Custodians. Inc.); ViceCluiirmen. Harold E. Wigren (National Education Association). Coordinator. Other Trustees: Eyre Branch (Standard Oil Co.. New Jersey, retired); Otto H. Coelln (Business Screen Magazine); Ralph P. Creer ( American Medical Association ) ; Robert Disraeli (American Jewish Committee); Kirby Grant (.Actor-Director); Carolyn Guss (Indiana University); Emily S. Jones (Educational Film Library Association ) ; .Alden Livingston ( E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co.. Inc.); The Rev. Michael Mullen. C. M. (St. Johns University ) ; Edward Oglesby ( State of Virginia ) ; Willis H. Pratt. Jr. (American Telephone & Telegraph Co.); Reid H. Ray (Reld H. Ray Film Industries): Frank Rollins ( E. R. Squibb & Sons); Randall Whaley (Wayne State University); Janet R. Wilkins (National .Association of Manufacturers); Willard Webb (American Science Film Association); and Dv.,n G. Williams (University of Kansas City). Note: the above serve not as representatives of their organizations, but as individuals. Purpose: CINE is a voluntary organization established to coordinate the selection of U. S. non-theatrical motion pictures, other than those produced by the United States Government. for submissions to foreign film festivals. 1963 Activities: Selection of U. S. non-theatrical films for entry in the following festivals is being handled by CINE: Berlin International Film Festival; Berlin International Agricultural Film Competition; Padua International Exhibition of the Scientific-Didactic Film; Valencia Music and Dance Motion Picture Contest; Vancouver International Film Festival; Venice International Film Festival: (LISTING IS concluded ON PAGE TWENTY) 18 BUSINESS SCREEN