Business screen magazine (1967)

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In announcing the competition, which is organized annually under the auspices of the Confederation of British Industry, the executive committee of the awards program disclosed the?c primary objectives: 1. The program provides an opportunity to view industrial activities and recent progress made in production, research and management. 2. Films shown in competition help explain the position of industry in a free society and its attendant social problems. 3. The competition stimulates production of industrial films of the highest standard; providing national awards for Britain's best of this type. A special award is also made for the film "best calculated to promote British exports." 15 Best to Show at Lisbon 4. The final goal of the Awards program is to select British entries for the Eighth International Industrial Film Festival, scheduled to be held in Lisbon, Portugal, on September 5-10, 1967. under the auspices of the Council of European Industrial Federations. Films completed since October 11, 1965, may be entered in the seven principal categories of competition. Juries will include executives representing principal sponsors and users of industrial films. An invitation has been extended to Britain's Federation of Specialized Film Associations to nominate representatives of film production companies to serve on these panels. Up to 20 awards will be presented to successful entrants. From these, the 1 5 films which represent Britain at Lisbon in September will be chosen. Themes of Special Meetings To give delegates every opportunity to discuss the latest techniques and methods of production and their related problems, four discussion groups have been announced in conjunction with the screenings. Themes of these special meetings are as follows: 1. The Film and Industrial Training; 2. Cost Effectiveness and the Industrial Film; 3. The Film in Industrial Health and Safety; and 4. Speak Up for Britain — the National and Industrial Image. • Entries Accepted to April 22nd for the I4lh Inl'l Ad Film Festival '-: Final deadline for screen advertising and television commercial films scheduled to compete at the I4th International Advertising Film Festival in Cannes, France, on June 14-19, has been extended to April 22nd. U. S. entries for this specialized film competition are being accepted by Movierecord. Inc., the member representative in this country of the Screen Advertising World Association, sponsors of the event. Inquiries and entries should be directed to Movierecord at 845 Third Avenue in New York City. Their telephone number is (212) PL 1-6233. Theater screen ad films and television commercials from more than 30 countries, including Malaysia, India and Japan, as well as most European countries and LatinAmerica, are shown at this festival. The Screen Advertising World Association (producing companies specializing in these media) currently has 50 members. Jean Mineur. director-general of Publicite Pathe Cinema-Jean Mineur, is president of SAW A; vice-presidents are Pax Moren, of Filmlets (S.A.) Ltd. and Per Onner of ab Filmkontakt, SF Sandrews. Sweden. Entries for both Cinema and Television film groups will now be judged under product categories at this year's festival; they were previously grouped by length and technique. There are 17 product categories for each of these principal groups at the Cannes festival. • QQ QQ QQ QQ Specialists in Main and Credit Titles for industrial films for 50 years 3,000 FONTS ON HAND-PLUS Complete Art & Design Setup — also Animotion & Opticals — NO CHARGE FOR ROUGH LAYOUTS Super-Speed Service QQ MOTION PICTURE TITLES 247 West 46th St., New York Phone: (212) CI 7-2126-7 QQ QQ QQ QQ 16 BUSINESS SCREEN • 1967