Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

Nwhat's ne\A/ In produ(ti, S. Dfim PetirsDii, /hi .sic/i ;i/ o/ ;wtY nitli Ricluird Ballciitiiw. Canada. Slaiuling (/ to r): I.alxir Hi lalit)ii\ firoup. (Uorfic Canadian Directors and Producers Collective Pact Is Now In Effect • The Directors Guild of Canada has announced the signing of the first Collective Agreement with producers in that country, covering the employment of freelance directors. The pact was negotiated between the DGC and the Association of Motion Picture Producers and Laboratories of Canada and went into effect January 1. 1966. The agreement establishes minimum rates and working conditions as well as defining the creative rights of the director and will embrace all specialists in that category working on a free lance basis in the Canadian film industry. First producers to sign the agreement were Peterson Productions Limited and Chctwynd Films Limited. The Guild was formed in 1962 and at present has some 60 members. • * * * Priority Color Film Processing Introduced by Bcbcll & iicbell i-r .^O-minutc dry-to-dry jirofcssional 16mm and 3.'^mm Anscochromc cine priority processing has been introduced in New York by Bebcll & Bebcll Color Laboratories. Inc. According to Norman Lars Bebcll. new designs of equipment and formulation of chemicals has now brought professional cine color processing to a nominal rate of one half hour, dry-to-dry . . . down to the speed of b/w processing. This new concept makes available a practically insi intaneous sound or silent film color processing service ideal for use i TV spot news programming. I'he Bebell lab is processing daily lot a major network and its affiliates. ) Additionally, half-hour dry-to CaiuuUan producers' firoiip, si'^ns president of Directors Guild of Arthur Chctuynd, chairman of Cornian, Gerald Charncij. DC.C. dry processing is finding application in test TV commercials, color work prints, color answer prints, color timed prints, sports color photography, engineering and data color photography, specialized medical color cinematography, high-speed color duplicates, in addition to general motion picture production. • * * « Kim & Gifford Conduct Film Seminars for New York Agency At the request of the Sullivan. Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles agency, Paul Kim and Lew Gifford, New York film producers, have recently conducted a sjx'cial night course for the agency's creative television department. The ten-week course explored metht)ds for creating ideas, techniques in experimental film for client presentations. • National .\udio-\'isual Association presented "Talk Is Sot I Second Annual Audioiisu(d Institute for American Society jinrn, Development held at Indiana University last fall. Threc-scrttm tion was continuing coast-to-coast shotcings in early month' Eddie Paul, Film Musician, Is Accepting Free Lance Subjects Edward (Eddie) Paul, who has composed, conducted, scored and laid tracks for hundreds of motion pictures in the factual film field, is now available for free lance work. Long known for his work on Jerry Fairbanks Productions and (for the past 15 years) for the music in AT&T films, he is now at liberty to accept assignments. A graduate of the Julliard School of Music in New York City. Paul was music director for the Roxy, New York and Paramount Theaters in that center. .4 member of the Motion Picture \\hen "Point of >'iew" began Broadway run (see page 35), principals on hand were (I to ;): Milliin Rohert.son. director. Radio-TV-Tilm, NTA; Dr. jaines Perkins, nianaging director, XT.\: Emerson Foote. chairnunt. Xut'i. Interagency Council on Smokiiifi ti Health: and Sol IAf.\on of XTA. PREMIERE "poTiTf^fvtOri Academy. Televisi and ASCAP. his "sensitivity and gooo with vast technics according to one lo; . Vince Hunter of theiH cific Railroad. Paul is located Lomond Place. Hoi * * Hollywood Valley Fil U Equipped for Super-Sn •;v .'K new Research Plu tical printer, providii a Super-8mm capabil" ■ area, has been insi,: wood Valley Film I bank. Calif. The handles 16 and 35ni jector side: 8 and Sui-a the camera side. , According to lab aFrith, the printer i" ■ by punched tape to i aiul other effects, ( ' tures incluile expo^ ( made with neutral ^ and use of aluminuii probes, on the origin panding the Supercontact printer is l'by Peterson Motion Pi'»l ineiit Co. * * Graflex, Inc. Names Connelly to New Post| D.miel W . \lcl/dorf; 1). Connelly have K'| U) new posts in the ment of Graflex. Iru now field sales man \silh coordinating t company's field salc~ ' home office progij He has been with ' 1W46. Connelly admini.>f 54 BUSINE'