Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

Hold I8ih Canadian Film Awards Ceremony in Montreal May 6th The 18th annual Canadian Film Awards presentation will be held on Friday. May 6th at the Oucen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal. The Association of Motion Picture Producers and Laboratories of Canada has assumed responsibility for show-casing the presentation. The Management Committee of the Canadian Film Awards will continue to administer the entry and judging of films. For the fourth year, also, the Canadian Society of Cinematographcrs will present its awards during these ceremonies (one for the best film in black and white and one for excellence in color photography) and, for the first time, the Directors" Guild of Canada will present two new citations: one for best direction and one for best editing. * * * Armour Shifts A-V Department, Expanding Its Corporate Services In a move described by the company as "meeting expanding needs for audio-visual service." Armour and Company, in Chicago, has transferred its AudioVisual Department into the General Advertising Department. right off the newsreel: headed by K. F. Skiliin, corporate ad\ertising director. The A-V Department, directed by Charles N. Shaw, will serve all Armour divisions and subsidiaries. Coincident tii the expansion, .Marshall L. Wayne has been appointed to the newly-created post of audio-visual technician, reporting to Shaw. He came to Armour from the Univac division of the Sperry Rand Corporation, where he was supervisor of that firm's photographic department. • * * * Underwater Photography Wins Two Awards for Carl Ragsdale i-r Carl V. Ragsdale, president of Sun Dial Films, Inc. of New York, has received two awards by the Underwater Photographic Society at its Sixth International Underwater Photographic Exhibit held in Los Angeles. Mr. Ragsdale's citations were for excellence in black and white photography, receiving the Gold Medal for Anytime You're Ready C.B.. and the Bronze Medal for Warriors oj ilie Deep. Ragsdale has a natural alfinity for the marine field; his company is active in L'.S. Navy film production. • Invite 16mm Film Entries for 1966 Western Heritage Awards If you've produced a factual motion picture or television film with a "Western" theme consider entering it in the 1966 "Western Heritage Awards" program sponsored by the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Films symbolic of the "proper image of the American West and of the people who were responsible for developing it" are eligible for prize honors to be awarded later this year. Either 16mm (or .'^.'^mm) films may be entered: the deadline for entries is January 31, 1966. Contact the Public Relations Department. National Cowboy Hall of Fame, 1700 Northcast 63rd St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for entry blanks. • * * * A Note of Correction on the DeLuxe-General Trademark Ad Our "design-conscious" printers inadvertently created a whole new art effect for the DcLuxe-Gencral two-color advertisement which appeared in the recent Number Seven issue of Business Screen, During press operations they GO "switched" the color emei this page and neatly d' a famed trade-mark the two major laborairv panics which those double-reels identify. \ll-li The ad appears int;i. rect on page seven i but, lest we forget thaa ' mark symbol is the mospri asset of its owner, we tpr a miniature oi' the entirud emphasize the unity o4)e General as these two nne round a symbol of c ' dependability in film p; UNITED AIR LINES jet •piston •historical -in-flight and airport scenes •complete film catalogue available 35 mm/ 16 mm COLOR and BLACK & WHITE UNITED Contac Publicity Department New York 922-5225 Chicago RA 6-5500 Washington RE 7-6830 Los Angeles HU 2-3300 FREE FILM PROVIDED TO PRODUCERS FOR AUTHENTIC AIRLINE SEQUENCES BUSINESS