Business screen magazine (1946)

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JSINESS SCREEN . . . proudly presents and salutes the most hon1 business films of 1968 as indicated by their irds and prizes won in festivals and compe)ns throughout the world. Our listing of the it honored films of the year was arrived at :omparing and combining winners from the ivals listed at the right with the winners of ious international events (the data for which 1 provided by the Council on International ;nts which entered the films), 'or the first time, our comprehensive coverof festival activity includes the 1968 festibox score at the right which shows the iber of entries in each festival and the numof top awards or prizes. Rounding out our t annual total festival coverage issue is a ining guide to 1969 festivals and competiis with complete information about dates, Ltions and entry requirements which begins )age 23. 1968 Festival Statistics American Fflm Festival Entries: 1000 Blue Ribbon winners: 43 Atlanta International Film Festival Entries: 303 Phoenix winners: 10 Chicago International Film Festival (Industrial division) Entries: 56 Hugo winners; 6 CINE (Council on International Northeatrical Events) Entries: 616 Golden Eagle winners; 163 Columbus Film Festival Entries: 410 Chris Statuettes: 48 Information Film Producers of America Entries: 250 Cindy winners: 12 International Film & TV Festival of New York Entries: 2,500 Grand Award winners: 6 International Industrial Film Festival Entries: 139 First & Grand Prix %vinners: 9 National Safety Film Contest Entries: 101 Bronze Plaque winners: 12 NVPA "Days of Visuak" Entries: NA First Award wirmers: 14 San Francisco International Film Festival (Industrial division) Entries: 205 First Award winners: 4 U.S. Industrial Film Festival Entries: 200 First Award winners: 26 FHE MOST HONORED FILMS OF 1968 -A Africa, East & West [SOT: Pan American World Airways, Inc. ducer: Henry Strauss Productions, Inc. CINE Golden Eagle tod Award: NVPA "Days of Visuals" ]hris Statuette — Columbus Festival Award — U.S. Industrial Film Festival Aluminum Sponsor: Aluminum Limited, Inc. lucer: Larry Madison Productions. Inc. CINE Golden Eagle hris Certificate — Columbus Festival nd Award — International Industrial Film Festival America and Americans insor; National Broadcasting Company lucer: Lee Mendelson Film Productions CINE Golden Eagle hris Certificate — Columbus Festival Americans on Everest ponsor: National Geographic Society' Producer: Norman G. Dvhrenfurth CINE Golden Eagle hris Certificate — Columbus Festival lue Ribbon — American Film Festival ^up of Belluno Tourist Organization, Cortino The Ancient Peruvian Sponsor and Producer: International Fihn Foundation, Inc. CINE Golden Eagle Blue Ribbon — American Fihn Festival Diploma — Edinburgh Int'l Film Festival -B Basketmaking in Colonial N'irginia Producer: Colonial Willamsburg, Inc. Chris Certificate — Columbus Festival Blue Ribbon — American Film Festival The Big Deep Sponsor: Standard Oil Company Producer: Equina Films, Inc. CINE Golden Eagle 1st Award — NVPA "Davs of Visuals" Big People — Little People Producer: Kart\ Films, Inc. CINE Golden Eagle Blue Ribbon — American Film Festival Bridge Over the Tagus Sponsor: United States Steel International Producer: Wilding, Inc. CINE Golden Eagle Chris Statuette — Columbus Festival -c The Challenge of Sl\ Bilhon Sponsor: Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co. Producer: Reid H. Ra>' Film Industries, Inc. CINE Golden Eagle Chris Certificate — Columbus Festival Changing Art In a Changing World Sponsor and Producer: Film Associates CINE Golden Eagle Chris Certificate — Columbus Festival The Cow Producer: Dimension Films Chris Statuette — Columbus Festival Best of Category — San Francisco Festival -D Decision at Delano Sponsor: KNBC-4 and Jack Copeland Productions Producer: Jack Copeland Productions CINE Golden Eagle Blue Ribbon — American Film Festival The Discoverers Sponsor: Union Carbide Corporation Producer: Peckham Productions 2nd Award NVPA "Days of Visuals" 1st Award — New York Int'l Festival lARY 41