Business screen magazine (1946)

KcWoXK and PROCESSED BY MOVIELAB FOR THE FINEST FILM PROCESSING IN THE £457 -FILM MEN WHO KNOW SAY ''irs momiAB" Here-at MOVIELAB . . . efficiency and perfection are tlie rule. Producers, directors and technicians have at their fingertips the very best in up-to-the-minute equipment necessary to modern FILM PROCESSING techniques. ROUND THE CLOCK SERV/CES ^1^ • Negative Developing • First Print Department ^m . Ultra Violet & Flash Patch Track Printing ^ M . 16mm & 35mm Release Printing • Quality Control • Title Department % • 22 Cutting & Editing Rooms. FOR COLOR MOVIELAB FILM LABORATORIES, INC. 619 West 54th Street, New York 19, N. Y. JUdson 6-0360 MORE PRACTICAL KNOW-HOW ON NEWEST AUDIO-VISUAL TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS APPEARS 8 TIMES ANNUALLY IN THE BIGGEIL BETTER PAGES OF BUSINESS SCREEN Ten Sponsored Motion Pictures Share Scholastic Awards for Educational Value MERIT CERTIFICATES PRESENTED BY SCHOOL MAGAZINE assroom iilms iiKliiil •k Sharing in a citation as "distinguished 1953 productions for school use," 10 motion pictures sponsored by business and industry were among 30 films and slidefilms which received Awards of Outstanding Merit from Scholastic Teacher magazine recently. Sponsored films receiving awards were: A Is for Atom, sponsored by the General Electric Companv and produced by John Sutherland Productions, Inc.; The American Road, sponsored by Ford Motor Company, produced by MPO Productions, Inc.; And the Earth Sludl Give Back Life, sponsored by E. R. Squibb & Sons, produced by Louis de Rocheniont; Arts and Crafts of the Southwest Indians, sponsored by Santa Fe Railway, produced by Ernest Kleinberg; Decision for Chemistry, sponsored by Monsanto Chemical Company, produced by MPO Productions, Inc. otli Year of Recognition The Fossil Story, sponsored by Shill Oil Company, produced by Xew World Productions; Glass Center of Corning, sponsored by Corning Glass Works, produced by Paul Hance Productions: Hunting with a Camera, sponsored by the Canadian (jovernment Travel Bureau, produced by Stephen Greenlees Films; Oklahoma and Its Natural Resources, sponsored by Sinclair Refining Company, produced by Frederick K. Rockett Company; I'sing Bank Credit, sponsored bv the American Banker's Association, produced by Caravel Films, Inc. The awards were presented at Town Hall Club in New York City. Ten awards were made in each of three classifications: for classroom informational films; for industrysponsored films, and for slidefilms. This was the fifth year of such recognition to sponsors, jiroducers and distributors of 16mm educalional films. 58 Titles Nominated .S]ionsored winners were picked from a final ballot of 58 titles nominated from 150 eligible films. Classroom winners were chosen from a final ballot of 79 titles selected from some 360 eligible films. The films were*']'udged first in regard to their school value but production excellence also was considered. Olhcr awards are noted. ♦ Awarded ed: Adolescent Development Series, produced by the McGraw-Hill Book Company; The American Revolution, produced by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films; The Baltimore Plan I EBF ) ; .4 Citizen Participates, produced by Young America Films; Frustrating Fours and Fascinating Fives, (McGraw-Hill;: Insects, (EFB) ; Man Without a Country, (Young America) ; Seal Island. Walt Disney Productions: Shyness { McGraw-Hill — National Film Board of Canada ) ; Skippy and the Three R's, produced by National Education Association. Slidefilms selected were: The Dark Continent Awakens (New York Times) ; Folk Tales from Many Lands (Young America) ; Great Explorers of America I Societv for Visual Education); The Incas (Life Filmstrips) ; .Mapstrips — .4ge of Discovery and ExptoraJion (The Jam Handy Organization) ; Marriage and Family Living (Mc-Graw-Hill) ; Music Stories (Jam Handy) ; Popular Sovereignty — USA (Heritage Filmstrips) : Prehistoric Life (Encyclopaedia Britannica Films) ; Writing and Printing in America (Museum Extension Service). 1^' For I6nnm. Film — 400' to 2000' Protect your films Ship in FIBERBILT CASES Sold at leading dealers 30 BUSINESS SCREEN MAG.AZINE