Business screen magazine (1967)

JUST IN CASE YOU MISSED OUR LATEST PRESENTATION ... WE'LL BE HAPPY TO PUT ON A SPECIAL PRIVATE SCREENING FOR YOU OF THE SHOWS WE'VE RECENTLY PRODUCED FOR ANY OF THESE CLIENTS AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION • AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY • AMERICAN HOME • AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING • ACME MARKETS • AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELE GRAPH • AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION CHEMSTRAND CORPORATION • COLUMBI/^ BROADCASTING • EASTMAN CHEMICAL • FOR TUNE MAGAZINE • FOUNDATION FOR COMMER CIAL BANKERS • FRIEND REISS ADVERTISING COMPANY • FAWCETT PUBLICATIONS • GREY ADVERTISING COMPANY • B. F. GOODRICH • HEUBLEIN CORPORATION • INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE . I.B.M. • KITCHENS OF SARA LEE • KOPPERS COMPANY • LEVER BROTHERS • LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY • METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY -NEWSWEEK MAG AZINE • NATIONAL DISTILLERS • OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL COMPANY • SOAP & DETERGENT ASSOCIATION • SEAGRAMS DISTILLERS • SERV ICE BUREAU CORPORATION • SOCONY MOBIL CORPORATION • S.S.C. & B. ADVERTISING • SYLVANIA LIGHTING PRODUCTS • UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION • VAN HEUSEN COMPANY • XEROX CORPORATION VISUALSCOPE INCORPORATED 103 PARK AVENUE • NE W YO RK, N. Y. 10017 • MU 3-3513 (CONTINUED IROM THE PRECEDING PAGE 2b) Categories; Awards are given for films in categories. Films released during 1966 by Canadian Film producers are eligible for awards. • THE 14TH INTERNATIONAl ADVERTISING FILM FESTIVAL Cannes, France— June 19-24, 1967 Sponsored by the Screen Advertising World Association Ltd. Management: The Executive Council of S.A.W.A. is fully responsible for all policy matters in relation to the Organization of the Festival. All inquiries should be made to the Festival Director; Mr. B. H. Annett, Head Office, International Advertising Film Festival, 35 Piccadilly, London. W.I.. England. Phone: REGent 7621/2. Entry Dates; Books of Entry Forms will be issued from Head Office during March and completed Entry Forms must be returned by the 22nd April: latest date for delivery of films to Cannes, 20th May. Information in the United States: Movierecord, Inc., 845 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022. Categories; For the first time films will be judged by product categories. There will be 17 individual categories in each of the two groups — Cinema and Television and details of each category are included in the film entry books together with the regulations governing the entry of films. Juries: Two international juries, one for the Cinema and the other for the Television group, will be selected to judge all the entries. • THE EIGHTH ANNUAL AMERICAN TV COMMERCIALS FESTIVAL New York City-May 12, 1967 Chicago, Toronto, Dallas, Los Angeles Atlanta and Boston— May & June. 1967 Eligibility; Open to commercials telecast in the U.S. and Canada for the first time during 1966. No limit on entries from sponsors, agencies, station or production companies. Categories: Forty product classifications plus one category for Classics, which must have been first telecast more than five years ago. A special International category this year is open to entries from all other countries. Deadline was February 15. Judging: By ten Regional Councils of prominent advertising executives, headed in 1967 by George H. Gribbin, former chairman of and now consultant to Young & Rubicam, Inc. Criteria: Outstanding commercials . . . based on strength of the sales message, visual and aural appeal and all-over technical skill. Awards: A golden "CLIO" statuette to each Best of Product Category and Special Citation winner. Certificates to Runners-Up and 150 Finalists. Information: 16mm reel of winners is available from Wallace A. Ross, Director, American TV Commercials Festival, 6 West 57th Street, New York, New York 10019. Phone; (212) LT 1-7060. • 30 BUSINESS SCREEN • 1967