Business Screen Magazine (1963-1964)

PRODUCER & LABORATORY GROUPS FILM PRODUCERS ASSN. OF NEW YORK: Directors: Morris Behrend. Herman Edel, Dan Eisenberg, Arthur Florman, William Gullette. Irving Hecht. David Home, Walter Kullberg. Walter Lowendahl. Fred Raphael. Henry Strauss, George Tompkins, William Unger, William Van Praag. Past Presidents: Lee Blair (TV & Film Graphics). Robert Gross (.American Film Producers), Robert Lawrence (Robert Lawrence Productions, Inc.), Walter Lowendahl (Dynamic Films. Inc.). Peter J. Mooney (.Audio Productions. Inc.), David Pincus (Transfilm-Caravel. Inc.), Harold Wondsel (Wondsel, Carlisle & Dunphy). Nathan Zucker (Dynamic Films, Inc.). William Van Praag (Van Praag Productions, Inc. ). Producer Members: American Film Producers; Audio Productions, Inc.; John Bransby Productions, Ltd.; John Campbell Films, Inc.; Thomas Craven Film Corporation; Creative Cinema, Inc.; Dynamic Films, Inc.; Elliot, Unger & Elliot; Farkas Films, Inc.; Filmex, Inc.; Gerald Productions. Inc.; Gray O'Reilly Productions, Inc.; Illustra Films Inc.; Robert H. Klaeger Associates, Inc.; Robert Lawrence Productions, Inc.; James Love Productions. Inc.; Marathon International Productions. Inc.; MPO Productions. Inc.; Owen Murphy Productions, Inc.; Fred A. Niles Communications Center, Inc.; Production Center, Inc.; Sarra. Inc.; Henry Strauss & Co.. Inc.; Sutherland Associates, Inc.; Te.oVideo Productions, Inc.; TV & Film Graphics, Inc.; Van Praag Productions. Inc.; Vision Associates. Inc.; VPI Productions, Inc.; and WCD. Inc. Associate Members: Animated Productions, Inc.; E. J. Barnes & Co., Inc.; Bonded Service Division. Novo Industrial Corp.; Camera Equipment Co.. Inc.; Camera Service Center. Inc.; Cineffects. Inc.; Coastal Film Service. Inc.; Jerome J. Cohen. Inc.; Color Service Co.; DeLu.xe Laboratories. Inc.; Du Art Film Labs, Inc.; Eastern Effects. Inc.; Florman &. Babb. Inc.; K & W Film Service Corp.; Saul Kornreich & Sons. Inc.; Mecca Film Labs. Inc.; Movielab, Inc.; Music Makers, Inc.; PhotoMagnetic Sound Studios, Inc.; Pictronics Corp.; Precision Film Labs. Inc.; Preview Theatre, Inc.; Recording Sound Studios, Inc.; Reeves Sound Studios. Inc.; Charles Ross. Inc.; Titra Sound Corp. Executive Director; Harold Klein Purpose: An organization of professionals in the art and craft of motion picture making, dedicated to preserving standards of quality, service, good practice, ethics and to the development of the Industry. The organization, through membership meetings and active committees, works to advance the motion picture industry in all of its branches; to establish and maintain a high standard of ethics among producers, their employees, their suppliers and their clients; to distribute accurate information with regard to technical improvements; to advise the general public on the importance of the film industry in the nation's economy; to FILM PRODUCERS ASSN. OF NEW YORK: encourage responsible people to enter the industry; to promote, stabilize and coordinate all elements of the industry. y' THE FILM PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION OF MINNESOTA Officers; Thomas C. Countryman (Countryman-Klang Film Productions. Inc.), President: Cliff R. Sakry (Promotional Films, Inc.). £.vecutive Secreiary: Paul D. Rusten (Rusten Film Associates), Treasurer: Richard Pollster (George Ryan Films, Inc.). Manager, 2-year term; William S. Yale (Empire Photosound, Inc.), Manager, 1-year term. Members: Countryman-Klang Film Productions; Empire Photosound, Inc.; George Ryan Films, inc.; Promotional Films, Inc.; Reid H. Ray Film Industries, Inc.; Rusten Film Associates; Anthony Lane Film Studios, Inc.; Studio One. Inc. Pl'rpose: The advancement of the arts and crafts of film production for the betterment and improvement of the film industry; the establishment of improved client relations and the exchange of technical information. Projects; Advertising, publicity and public relations campaign to build recognition and prestige for the accredited local film producers: to enlighten business and industry in the types, uses and advantages of films and to encourage wider use of films in training, selling, advertising and public relations. Meetings: Third Monday of each month, 6:30 p.m., Minneapolis. Q Comprehensive Filmtreat restores the sparkling, scratch-free brilliance — the original punch — you saw when the print was brand new. Adds fresh vigor to wilted prints — and negatives . . . at a fraction of their replacement cost. COMPREHENSIVE FILMTREAT Service Centers: 421 West 54th Street, New York 19, New York 829 No. Highland Avenue, Hollywood 38, Calif. 32 BUSINESS SCREEN ^..^.....T^..H,— ..». ■^^