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XEROX knows image quality; so, iH7!H' XEROX uses Da-Lite^ Slide & Movie Screens!
The world-famous Xerox Corporation IS no copycat! Originally, they installed one Da-Lite ElectrolS screen . . . then ordered four more, all permanently installed.
In addition, Xerox maintains a ■fleet" of five portable Challenger^ models! Duplication? No . . . just good business!
For full information about the
complete Da-Lite line of electrically operated, remote control screens, in sizes from 50" to 30' square, call or write Dept. BS. We'll send you all the facts you need, plus the name of your nearest qualified A. V. Dealer.
Da-litt Screen Co , Inc. • Wirsaw, Indiana 465B0
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Summer Film Production
Workshop
In New York City
June 28 through July 31
An intensive five-week workshop in the practical and theoretical aspects of film production.
• Sessions include film production, film editing, sound for film, and script writing.
• Practical experience in all phases of motion picture production.
• Expert faculty selected from the film industry.
• Professional cameras and editing equipment and air-conditioned facilities.
• Special sessions with distinguished guest critics, filmmakers and producers.
All materials, processing, and printing are provided. Special film showings and critique of student work. Certificate program. Limited enrollment.
For complate program Information and a registration application, teiophona (212) 598-2373 or write Mr. Rnymond Zelazny.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
School of Continuing Education Summer Film Production Workshop 2 University Place New York. New York 10003
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Feedback
I hank \i)u for bringing out u idea in print that I have felt quit slmngly about for some time, only the United States manufactu ers of equipment and hardware ii the Super-S projection field and ii videc> cassettes would adopt specifi ^.tanJards for cartridge configura lion, they would benefit, and s« would the user.
\\n\\ the availability of so man; different systems and cartridge load ■ ing requirements per system en the market today, it is difficult for coiU' panics to move into th's field, knowing that their methods and system: arc not fully adaptable to each otiici . . . Why is it we all want to go oui own way strictly for the sake ol doing so?
I hope February's editorial stir; "' some thinking in the engineering anc! '''' marketing organizations responsible for the production of this hardware and software to get together and adopt realistic standards for sound, size, and cartridge configuration in the emerging cassette field.
Marshai L Wayne
Director, Audio Visual
Department
Armour and Company.
Just a note to thank you for the very nice write up you gave our "• "N'ideo Tape Production & Comnninicat on Techniques" in Rcferfcrcnce of the February issue of Business Sc keen.
Mal Parks, Jr. President Tab Books
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BUSINESS SCREEN