Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

from Las-TV In 3 word that dividend is quality. The kind of quality processing your investment deserves. Quality that has made Lab-TV the east's ;? 1 source for reversal processing. There are two other dividends you can count on from Lab-TV. 1. Fast Reliable Service. 2. Fair Competitive Prices. Could you want more? THE LAB FOR REVERSAL FILM 16mm BLACK & WHITE REVERSAL PRINTING & PROCESSING O COLOR PRINTING OTHER SERVICES: • Work Prints • Color to color Prints • Color-toBtW Prints • Raw Stock • Ultrasonic film Cleaninc • A t B Roll Prints • Fades Dissolves • Timed Prints • Edge Numbering • 8mm Processine Tv AA PROGRAMS 01 THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: 723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N.Y. • JU 6-2293 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE: Urigailier General John B. Wallace, Coiiinitnutcr. .\ir I'liotoKi.ipliji & Cluirtiiig Servic-e, Orlando M'li. l-lorida .32813 Phone: 241-.5611,ext.'i()l Col. Jiunes P. W'anulorl. Dcpittii Chitf of Stuff. PJiolotiraphij. \\r Plioto^rapliii & f:li.irtiiij; Service, Orlando. WV,. Fla. 328 13 Phone: 2-41 -.5611. ext. .501 • Specific iiifonnatiun regarding the Coniniercial Production of .-^ir Fori-e films tna\ be obtained l)\ fontactiiig: Ll. ('ol. Peter Hoyko, Commander 135()th Motion Picture Squadron, APCS W'right-Patter.son .-VKB, Ohio 4.5433 Phone: CLearuater .3-7111, ext. 30158 DisTKiBi'TioN: .\pproved Air Force filni.s, film.strip.s and related si.sual aid.s are di.stributed by the \u Photoijraphic and Charting Service through the centrali/cd facilities of the Air Force Film Libran Center, St. Louis. .\lo. This facilit\ roiitineK distributes 360.000 fihiis per year to Air Force units and other agencies all over the world. The present acti\e inxeutory c-onsists of nearly one-half million piints of more than 4,000 separate lilin subjects. The Film Librar\ Center also maintains overseas central F'ilm Libraries loc-ated in France. Japan and Alaska, with a Branch Film Librar\ in the I'nited Kingdom. These libraries are strategicalK placed and stocked to service approximateK 140 Base Film Libraries locate<l throughout the world. Infonnation regarding distribution ol these films can be obtained b\ contacting; Major lames H. W'atkiiis, CoininamUr. 1356th I'ilm Library S()ua(lron, S900 South Broad wav, St. Louis, .Missouri 6312.5 Phone: MFlrose 1-4800, ext. 671 ARMY DEPARTMENT OF THE Office of the Chief, Communications — Electronics Pictorial and Audio-Visual Directorate The Pentagon, Washington, D. C. • The Chief, ("ommiinications— Electronics of the Army is responsible lor polic\ matters on the procurement, production and distribution of all motion pictures for the .AnuN-. .As a result, all film programs are antliorizeil b\' the Pictorial and Audio-\'isual Directorate of the Offiie of the (;hiel, (,'f)mmuiiii'.itions-Ele<tronics. Iiifoi matioii pertaining to the production or the distiibulion ol prints ma\ be obtained from the following: Col. Daniel C. liiid. Dinctiir. Pklorial and Aiiilio-ViMiial Diici loiale Phone: OXh)id 7-3520 Col. L. J. I'islikiri. I)( piilij Director. Pictorial and Andio-ViMial Directorate Phone: O.Moid 5-69.58 Lt. Col. Charles K. Campbell, Cliief. Pliolofirai>liie Dii i.'.ion PhoiK-: O.XIoid 5.3806 billies .\. Moses. ('Iiief, Concept tt Applii-alion liranch Phone: O.Xhird 7-20.39 A( TiviTiKs: The Pictorial and .-Xiidio-X'isual Dir<-ttorate coordinates production of more than .30() films ol all t\pes eatli \ear, inchuling the T\" series Tlte Bin Picture, and some films for the (Office of .Armed l-'orcJ'S Inlormation and Fdui-alioii. Till-: .Ah.mv Pictohiai. Ci:.\ii:n li.is primai\' responsibilitv for the actual production of motion pittiiies and re(|uests lor information conceniing contracts lor writing. pKKluction and processing should be directed to the Ciiinmaiiding Officer, Army Pictorial Center, .351 1 .3.5th .Ave., Long Island Cits. .New York 11106 Phone Astoria 1 .3100. DiSTRiBi'TioN: All official motion pictures, film strips, transparencies, language training materials and language laboratories, and related audiovisual aids are distributee.! throughout the .Army by the U. S. .Amu Fihn Distribution & Utilization Sxstem. This s\stem includes the .Audio\'isual Distribution Dixision, Pictorial and .AudioN'isual Directorate, OCC-E. the Distribution Branch of .Anny Pictorial Center, and the 258 Audio-N'isual Communication Centers located at Arni\ headquarters, major service schools and training installations throughout the ZI (Zone of Interior) Armies and Overseas Commands. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY W ashington, D. C. 20390 • The V . S. Department of the Navy produces motion pictures for such puiposes as training, maintaining fleet readiness, explaining new weapons and devices, and for medical, historical, indoctrination, safety and recruiting uses, to name a few ke\ siiliject areas. • Information and General Policy Procedures on all as|)ects of the Navy film program, including application iiiloniiation for connuercial producers interested in bidding on Nav\ contract films, are handled b\ the C'hief, Bureau of .Naval Weapons, Navy Department, Washington, D. C. 20360. Captain J. J. Crowder. USN Code FF, Director, Photographic Management Division Phone: O.Xford 8-3417 E. L. Randel, Code FF'.MP. Head, Training Pilm & Motion Pictnre Branch, Photographic Management Division Phones: O.Xford 8-3470, O.Xford 8-3472 • Procurement policie.'i and procedures, which iuNolve infomiation on technical questions regarding bids, are handled b\ the Officer in Charge, N'a\v Purchasing OfiFice, Washington, D. C. 20360. ■ Captain O. W. Stafford, USN, Officer in Charge Phone: OXford S-2901 Cdr. E. C. Coodwin, USN, Director. Purchase Division Phone: O.Xford 8-2845 F.\(;iLlTlES: The U. S. Na\al Photographic Center, a field activitv' of the Bureau of .Naval Weapons, is the central photographic laboratory for the Na\ \ Department and tlie Navy's largest photographic acti\it\. The Center, compo.sed of about 53() military and civilian personnel, provides plidlographic assistance and specialized ser\ices to the entire Naval Establishment, supervises the production of Na\\' training films and maiiit:iiiis the Na\\"s motion picture and still photogiaphii iilm libraries. The motion picture production i.iiilities at the Center are modem and complete. There is a .sound stage, film and tape recording and mixing equipment, an art and ;mimation group and editorial bramh. Here experienced siiipt writers iuid artists collaborate witli Nav\ photographers and technicians, maintaining high st;uioards ol (|ualit\ for Na\\ productions. The processing di\ision has the capabilitv to develop and print negati\e film ami release prints in 3.5ium and 16mm black-and-white and negative-positive color. .About 75 percent ol all Navy films, howc\('r, are conti.utcd with established commercial producers. In addition, there is a growing re(|nirc-inent for lilms to ie|X)rt on the N'a\\ s research and development acti\it\. To meet this need, a TV closetl circuit kinescope lacilitx has been installed. Two \ ideo tape leiorders and kiiie-recorilers together with \istoniat proi-essiiig make for rapid completion ol urgent films. Extensive libraries ol l)oth still .iiid motion picture ])hotograph\' are maintained at the Center. Library sei-%ices are pixivided to the .Naval (tONri.UDKD ON THE FOLLOWING PAGL 54) BUSINESS SCREEN I