Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

TELEVISION AWARDS: SCIENCE + SPEED = SATISFACTION NEED A FILMSTRIP IN A HURRY? Special meeting? New product? Client presentation? At CFI, we know what it's like to meet tight deadlines. Our experts really work with you timewise, and your rush jobs get tender loving care, backed up by the best lab facilities. How fast can you get a filmstrip? Our normal delivery is one week. On super-rush jobs, given half a chance, our experts will meet a tight schedule. Need a special piece of art? Hand lettering? Type setting? An original frame? Our art talent can do. Or we'll copy your flat artwork up to 24" x 32" (32 field). Product to sfioot? We'll photograph it right into your filmstrip against a colorful background. Different size transparencies? We shoot directly from 35 mm through 8x10 with no intermediate reduction step to cause loss of color or detail. With speed and service, at CFI you always get the same faithful color balance in all filmstrips, with minimum contrast gain and frame to frame correction to insure over-all balance. And our unique continuous-loop printing equipment assures you absolutely uniform filmstrip prints from scratch-free negatives. Just want comfort? Pick up the phone and talk to us. Ask for Lou Livingston at HO 2-0881 . Your filmstrip tienefits from ttie superior facilities and technology tfiat have been developed to meet the high standards of the motion picture industry. CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES 959 SEWARD STREET, HOLLYWOOD 'M IFORNIA 90038 / HO 20881 • HO 91441 (CO.MI.MID 1 ROM IHl PRECEDING PAGE 18) Information: 16mm reel of winners is available from Wallace A. Ross. Director, American r\ Commercials Festival, 40 East 4ytli Street. New York. New York 10017. Phone; ELdorado 5-5877. • SIXTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING AWARDS COMPETITION Sponsored by the Hollywood Advertising Club Ob.jectives: To focus attention on the value of the two broadcast media: to give credit to I ingenuity and creativity together with honesty I and taste in advertising: to encourage the use of broadcast media as effective marketing tools: to recognize the international aspect of advertising as an indispensable tool in a free economy, and for the exchange of information and ideas among advertisers and broadcasters throughout the world. Eligibility: Open to any company or individual engaged in creating or producing broadcast advertising anywhere in the world. Entries must have been broadcast on radio or television between December 1, 1964 and December 1, 1965. Deadline for entries is December 1, 1 965 for next year's competition. Categories: The twelve television categories include: Live Action, over 60 seconds; Live Action. 60 seconds: Live .Action, under 60 seconds; Animation. 60 seconds and o\or (limit — ?< minutes): .Animation. L'nder 60 seconds; Combination, any length up to 3 minutes; Videotape, any length up to 3 minutes; IDs. 10 seconds or less: Local (one market), any length up to 3 minutes; Humorous, any length up to 3 minutes; Public Service, any length up to 3 minutes; Series (limit 3 commercials), any length up to 9 minutes. Awards: Each commercial selected by the Preliminary Judging Committees will receive one certificate. Ihe winner of each category, selected by the Final Judging Panel, will receive a trophy and two certificates. The Final Judging Panel will also select two "Sweepstakes'" winners, one lor the best television commercial in the competition, and one for the best radio entry in the competition. Other awards may be made at the discretion of the judges. i Judging: Preliminary Judging Committees are held in various cities all o\er the world. Final Judging Panel is held in Hollywood just prior to the Presentation Dinner, and its twenty members include illustrious advertising men from all i>\cr the world. Iniormaiion: For further information, and entrv forms, write to the club office: Hollywood .Advertising Club. 6362 Hollywood j| Blvd.. Hollywood. Calif. 9002H. U.S.A.' After filling requests for showing all o\er the couiitrv. the winning commercials become the propertN of the Hollswood Museum. .All other entries become part of the respective libraries of the Television Bureau of .Advertising and Ihe Radio Ad\ertising Bureau, both in New York City. • BUSINESS SCREEN