Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

Page scan 00024 from Business Screen Magazine

Record Details:

Title:
Business Screen Magazine
Date:
1965-1966
Publisher:
[Chicago, Ill. : Business Screen Magazine
Volume:
Business screen magazine
Leaf #:
00024
Language:
English
Collection:
Non-Theatrical Film
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Prelinger Library
Sponsor:
Internet Archive
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Imprint varies -Aug. 1968: Wheaton, Ill. : Brookhill Division, Ojibway Press
Date Added:
June 13, 2024
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lEHWnONAL AWARD COMPETITION ITINULI) FROM Till; PRECtUlNG I'AGL 14) ilms on induslrial application of scientific iplcs and research intended prinuirilv for al audiences, including educational establents. rather than for general showing like ories A, B and C ilms on management and manpower Irain( for example, \ocational guidance and ing, training within the firm ) and on manr promotion and human relations within irm. intended rather lor an industrial auc than for the general public, ilms on accident prevention, occupational ses. health, re-education and measures Hrial securitN. intended rather for an inial audience than ilie general public. ; will be shown in their original language, iwo official languages i>f the F-eslival will iglish and Irench. NDMiM Id iHi Ri lis: Since the Fifth national Industrial Film Festival in 1964 ule which stated "Advertising films arc ded from the Festival" has been amended inema and T\ Commercial Films are exd from the Festival." niTioN: There will be an exhibition of )menl and services during the Festival. iiSG Daths; Films should be received b\ . Lorraillcre. Sixth International Film Fcs48 Ouai de Paris. Rouen, France, ( Rouen 7-69) not later than July .^0. I96.S. A list of films selected in each category must be transmitted together with a synopsis (not exceeding 2.^0 words) and commentary text of each film not later than July .'^0. 196.^. Synopses are to be supplied in the English and French languages. Only National [-ederations mav participate through their respective organizations. • THE 9TH SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Film As Art. Film As Communication October 27 November 9, 1965 Third Anniai •"Fii m As Art": This division is designed to encourage and recognize efforts made in film making which use the medium as a creative means. Particijiation by independent film makers of all nations with their most recently produced works is urged. Originality in concept and imaginative use of material arc the most important factors in this division. Effectiveness of expression and technical excellence are of secondary importance. One (iolileii (law Awiinl and two Silver Awards will be conferred, as well as Hoiiorahle Mention Awards. Sixth Annual "Film as Communication": This division is designed for films with a specific purpose for a defined audience in Ihc following categories: 1. industrial, institutional and government films produced for their in ternal use; 2. government films as general information for the public; 3. films sponsored by industry, companies or other commercial institutions for the general public; 4. films sponsored by civic, community or any nonprofit organization for the general public; .'^. primary and elementary educational classroom films; 6. secondary and college educational classroom films; 7. graduate, technical and training educational films. ENIK^ Iniormaiion; Application blanks must be obtained from and returned to; San Francisco International Film Festival, Film As Art — Film As C\)mmunication. 172 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco. Calif. 94102. Applications should be requested in April. 1965; all applications must be returned by August 1, 196.*^. Film As Art, Film As Communication divisions arc open to 16mm films onlv. • M I F E D , INTERNATIONAL FILM, TV FILM AND DOCUMENTARY MARKET 11th Cine Meeting, April 14-25, 1965 12th Cine Meeting, October 14-23, 1965 C'ATir.oRiKs: Feature (entertainment) motit)n pictures, telefilms, publicity films and documentary motion pictures may be screened at this market-place for possible resale. Marki is: Two sessions are held each year. The Spring session is concurrent with the 43rd Milan International Trade Fair. The Fall session is concurrent with the 1 2th Cine Meeting; the .^rd International Exhibition of Icchnical Innovations in the Motion Pictures and Allied (CONCLUDED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE 184) UNITED AIR LINES jet*piston*historical*in-flight and airport scenes 'Complete film catalogue available 35 mm/ 16 mm COLOR and BLACK & WHITE UNITED Contact Publlcl' • Department ^^^^ New YorK 922-5225 Chicago RA 6-5500 Washington RE 7-6830 Los Angeles HU 2-3300 FR£E FILM PROVIDED TO PRODUCERS FOR AUTHENTIC AIRLINE SEQUENCES BUSINESS SCREEN