Business screen magazine (1967)

audio-visual programs of the U.S. government: DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR Washington. D. C. 20240 • The Department of Interior produces films which are concerned with the management, conser\ation and development of natural resources in e\er\ section of the Xation. Films are available from the bureau in whicli the\ have Ijeen produced. Office of the Secretary Harlan Wood. Office of Information Phone: (202) 343-3171 Inquiries concerning the use of Department of Interior films for teIe\ision should be addressed to this office. A Departmental film catalog is available on request. The U. S. Bureau of Mines Dr. A. .Nicholas X'ardac, Officcr-in-Charge, Motion Picture Development and Production Bureau of .Mines, Washington. D.C. 20240 Phone: REpublic 7-1820, E.\t. 3359 Me\er Reiness. Chief, Film D'strihution, Bureau of Mines 4800 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1.5213 Activities: The Bureau of Mines has a broad film program dating from about 1920. .Motion picture subjects deal with natural resources of states and areas and with mineral commodities including metals, non-metals and petroleum. Recently released films include: Helium Aluminum — Metal of Many Faces, and a new version of Arizona and Its Natural Resources. F.^ciLiTiEs: .All films are made in cooperation with private industrial firms which pay production costs and select commercial film producers. The Bureau maintains no production facilities. DisTiuHiTioNs: .\bout .5.000 prints of films are distributed to the public on a free loan basis from the center film distribution center of the Bureau of .Mines, 4800 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213, and from depositories in 40 states. .Annual number of showings is 200,000. Most films are cleared for free TV use. Single or blockbookings arranged. Catalogs available. Productions: Films in current production include: A presently untitled film on steel; one on the conservation and re-c\cling of mineral wastes; on land rechiiniition. and a new film, S'cvada and its Satural Risourccs. The following TV series are available: Down to Earth; States of the Union; Out of the Earth. The Bureau of Reclamation Ottis Peterson, Assi-itant to the Commissioner, Information Phone: (202) 343-4662 Activities: The Bureau of Reclamation produces one or two pictures a \ear on water resource de\e!opment in the seventeen western states — usually "low budget," sound-color films which run 14 or 28 minutes for T\' use. Film catalogs are available from the Washington, D.C. office of the Bureau; the Regional offices and the film Distribution Center in Denver. F.\ciLiTiES: .Most of the film work for the Bureau of Reclamation is contracted b\' the appropriate Regional office with commercial producers. There are se\en Regional offices, all in the westem states. super\ised b\ the Washington office. DisTBiBUTio-v: Distribution of Bureau of Reclamation films is now accomphshed through the Film Distribution Center, Bureau of Reclamation, BIdg. 53, Den\er Federal Center, Denver, Colorado. On occasion, surplus prints are loaned to educational institutions for their distribution libraries. Pboihctio.ns: Recent productions include: Rivers in the Skij. a picture with unusual cloud effects resulting from time-lapse photograph, to show research in weather modification. Flaming Gorge, the storv of the construction of a high dam on the Green River in the Rocky Mountains in northern Utah which was selected as the winner in public relations, sales and advertising in an industrial photography competition; Power for a Nation in which the Bureau of Reclamation collaborated with other Department agencies fo portra\ the role of the Department in hytljOpower production. The Bureau of Reclaraatfon is also distributing prints of Sew Water for a Thirs-tij World which was produced by the Office of Saline Water of the Department of the Interior. The Bureau of Land Management John .\. .Mattoon, Information Officer Phone: (202) 343-3609 • Four films are available from the Bureau's Washington, D.C. office and from 11 State offices in western states. Available for loan and for TV showings are: Alaska, Land to Grow On, 28-minute color film on public lands and resources in Alaska; Watershed Conservation, demonstrating water conservation on the public lands; Rogue River Country, 28-minute color film about the recreational opportunities and wealth of natural resources found in the Rogue River \'alle\ of southwestern Oregon, and This Waiting Land, a 27-minute color film, which contrasts pioneering a centur\ ago with present da\' multiple use resources management. State BLM offices haWng film libraries are: Portland, Sacramento, PhoenLv, Reno, Salt Lake Cit\ . Santa Fe, Denver, Cheyenne, Boise, Billings, and Anchorage. We are justly proud of our contributions — in languages, talent and technical know-how — to our clients' efforts to establish audiovisual communications with the world. LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORP. SATS 11 in German (USAF) ZELL for Defense in German (USAF) WE'VE EARNED THE RIGHT TO BLOW OUR HORN! DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY, INC. Winds of Ctiange In German (Air Afrique) Islands of the Trade Winds in French (UTA French Airlines) Live Via Early Bird in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese (COMSAT) CATE & McGLONE FILMS Skydrol (Monsanto) in Spanish and Japanese Pydrol (Monsanto) in Spanish, Japanese and Portuguese Western Airlines Story in Spanish FRANK WILLARO PRODUCTIONS An Industry for San Miguel in Spanish and Portuguese (Governments of Guatemala and Brazil). WALTER WISE PRODUCTIONS NAWAPA ... in Arabic and Spanish (Ralph Parsons) | Early Bird . . (Siamese) in Thai (COMSAT) JERRY FAIRBANKS PRODUCTIONS Animal Stories (lip sync) Tales of the Border . . Monkey Business . . . . . . both in Spanish NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC. Saberliner . . . (Sales Film) in German FOREIGN LANGUAGE CINEMA SERVICE 7046 Flo!iywood Bouievard ■ Hollywood, Calif. 90028 • 213 Hollywood 7-5128 EXPERT TRANSLATIONS ^^^;%^; 76 BUSINESS SCREEN • 1967