Business screen magazine (1946)

1 uoing National President Robert Hecker re>j;s certificate from Bob Scott, president of the of governors. sh Hall, executive director of IFPA, receives ;ficate of appreciation for his convention iirmanship last year. He also accepted certifi3 for Jackie Stilweil, who was unab e to attend. Newcom, last year's chapters and membervice-president, receiving certificate. Deets, who shared 1968 as editorial vice presit with Fred Beelby, beams as he accepts certiite. Deets resigned his post due to additional iness commitments. tgoing latcher, National Executive Vice-President Ira receives certificate of appreciation. base, although finalization of the design has not been completed. According to Col. Stokes, the winners of the DODEE may compete for the CINDY awards, since the IFPA Conference will precede the DOD Convention, but this, of course, will have no bearing on the DODEE awards. As a matter of fact, members of the DOD. who are also members of IFPA, feel that mutual benefit can be derived from the strong internal competition ensuing from the birth of the DODEE .... a FIRST in audiovisual communication within the armed forces. LA. Chapter Hosts Faud Said, International Film Expert Faud Said, widely known for his extensive experience in specialized on-location filming, which includes the / Spy television series filmed in locations all over the world, was guest speaker for the February meeting of the L.A. Chapter, which took place on Stage 12. Paramount-Gower Studios, in Hollywood. Said's talk placed special emphasis on his CINEMOBILE. which was used to illustrate his unusual techniques. He also discussed (with illustrations) his plans for "location studios of the future." In addition to Mr. Said, the members and their guests were treated to a surprise demonstration from Paramount Pictures of a new front projection technique being used for the first time in their film Calch 22. San Diego Chapter Goes Nautical Both January and February meetings of the IFPA San Diego chapter were concerned with interesting aspects of the sea and its environs. In January, the meeting took place at the facilities of the newly established Naval Undersea Warfare Center on Point Loma. California, where Tom Garcia and Bob White both of NUWC, gave a run-down on their motion picture activities, with special emphasis on the SEALAB III project, followed by an excursion to the docks to view various underwater research craft being used by NUWC scientists and cameramen. In February, the chapter met at Camp Pendleton, where the West Coast motion picture unit of the Marine Corps opened its doors to brief the members as to what Marine photographers and cameramen are presently shooting, and how the USMC produces its films. Washington Chapter Gets Look at NASA Apollo 8 Films The Washington, D.C. Chapter, under the chairmanship of Bruce Herschensohn, held their February meeting in the office of Senator George Murphy (Rep. Calif). Hosted by Del Smith of Technicolor, the meeting emphasized a drive for new members, and provided an opportunity for the 12 attendees to view and discuss the highly informative NASA film on Appollo 8. The March chapter meeting will be held at the Pentaaon, USAF Presentation Center. GET 100% MORE USE AT ONLY 10% OF LENS COST! Converts 12-120 Angeniein to 24-240 for Arri 16 (Cat #1382). J89.50; converts 25-250 Angenieux to 50-500 tor Arti 35 (Catalog #1381), $99.50. In fact the TELEZOOM doubles the effective focal length of any other lens for the Arri! BIRNS & SAWYER, INC. 6424 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles. Cal. 90038 Rentals: 1014 N. Vine, L.A. 90038 • (213) 464-5166 CURED BUSINESS FILM HEADACHES _ M F I LM^S E RV I C I N G i^COMPLETE TV FILM EXPEDITING AMOTION PICTURE SERVICING 8mm CARTRIDGING FILM STRIPS CUT CANNED PACKAGED. VACUUMATE FILM rROTECTIVI m atment LASTING PROTECTION Against OIL. WATER-WEAR-CLIMATE SCRATCHES FINGER MARKS NO-EN NO-EN GIVES TROUBLE-FREE PROJECTION TO LOOP AND CARTRIDGE LOADED FILMS. NO EN INSURES SMOOTH, UNINTERRUPTED SHOWINGS AND EXTENDS THE LIFE OF THE PRINTS. For information, write or call VACUUMATE CORPORATION 427 WEST 42nd STREET. NEW YORK. N Y, NO-EN ALSO AVAILABLE AT MODERN TALKING PICTURE SERVICE 1145 N. McCadden Place, Los Angeles, Cal. CINE-LABS, INC. 970 Beaumont, Montreal, Due, Canada FILM HOUSE LTD. 22 Front St. w., Toronto, Canada AV CORPORATION 2518 North Blvd.. Houston, Texas CALVIN PR00UC1IONS INC. 1125 Truman Rd.. Kansas City, Mo. GEORGE W. CUL8URN FILM LABS. 164 No. Wacker Drive, Chicago, III. xicotvi. INC. RFD 1. sterling Forest. Tuxedo. New Yori< super 8 city. inc. 201 North Washington St., Alexandria. Va. ARCH 1969 29