International projectionist (Jan 1963-June 1965)

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I train page 10 1 sor of Optics and Photograph) at Massachusetts Institute of Technolog) . has been named to receive the 1963 Progress Medal Award of the Societj of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. The award, which recognizes outstanding technical contributions to the progress of motion-picture and television engineering, was announced In SMPTE President Reid H. Ra>. Chairman of the award committee was Sidnex P. Solow. vice president and general manager of Consolidated Film Industries. Hollywood. Dr. Hard\. who completed a 11year teaching career at MIT on his retirement in 1961, is probably best known for his pioneer work in motion-picture sound recording during the mid-1920's and his later work on the theory of color reproduction in the fields of photography, television, and the graphic arts. With F. H. Perrin he is the author of "The Principles of Optics." a standard reference in the field. Henr\ V Kozanowski, manager of tcle\ ision advanced development for Radio Corporation of America in Camden. \. J., will receive the 1 963 David Sarnoff Gold Medal of the Societ) of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Robert L. Lamberts, research associate with Kodak Research Laboratories in Rochester, N. Y.. has won the 1963 Journal Award of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. SMPTE Editorial Vice-President Herbert E. Farmer announced the award, which recognizes the most outstanding technical paper published in the monthly Journal of the SMPTE during the preceding year. The award committee, headed 1>\ H. Theodore Harding, motion-picture marketing manager for Du Pont in \\ ilminiiton. Del., also named two honorable mention winners. They are Walter Bach, president of Bach Auricon, Inc.. of Hollywood, and Dr. J. S. Courtnev -Pratt, research physicist at Bell Telephone Laboratories. Murray Hill. N. J. Mr. Lamberts's winning paper. "Application of Sine-Wave Techniques to Image Forming Systems." appeared in the September 1062 issue of the Journal. The paper discusses the derivation of spatial frequency— more properly called modulation transfer function — and illustrates the usefulness of modulation transfer function in evaluating optical and photographic systems. New uses of photography and tele\ ision in education will be outlined in technical papers. The topic chairman for the education papers is Hartford Gunn. Jr.. general manager of WCBH-FM and TV. educational stations in Cambridge. Mass. Among those persons scheduled to present papers are: I beodore R. Conant. The Ford Foundation. New York. "New Developments in the Role and Scope of Instructional Television Overseas." Michel Beilis. \merican Telephone and Telegraph Co.. New York, "What is Tele-Lecture?" Alan R. Stephenson. The 21 -Inch Classroom. Watertown. Mass.. "Developments in School Television Programing." Russ Morash. WGBH. Cambridge. Mass.. "Mobile Video-Tape Production for Educational Television." Robert \\ . Cannaday, Jr.. Modern Language Project. Boston. " "Parlous Francais' and the Training of Nonspecialist Classroom Teachers for Follow-up in French." John A. Maurer. JM Developments. Inc.. New York. "A Technical Program for 8mm Educational Sound Films." iP CREATE THE RIGHT MOOD EVERY TIME WITH THE Major Mood Music Library MAJOR offers you a full thirty-five hours of mood music for titles, bridges, backgrounds. Write for Free Catalogue THOMAS J. VALENTINO, INC. Established 1932 150 West 46th Street CI 6 4675 New York 36, N. Y. OXBERRY 16mm HIGH SPEED INSPECTION PROJECTOR Features: • Rapid inspection at variable 50-140 ft/min. • Optical rotating prism intermittent eliminates hazards of scratching or damaging film— reduces maintenance. • Continuously projects 1 frame at a time, including perforations and sound track. • Feed and take-up receives reels and cores. • Direct intent light 13 ft-candles, with 17" x 23" image at 10 ft throw. Available in 3 models MODEL 70 . . . Self supporting base type. MODEL 71 ...Adapts to dry end of processing machine; film speed automatically syncronized with processor. 50-140 ft/min. MODEL 72 . . . Ultra high speed for research and special applications. For further information, write to: tfieaffJmat/offeqi/fpmentGorp. 38 HUDSON STREET, NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. TELEPHONE: (914) NE 6-8138 OFFICES: HOLLYWOOD • LONDON PUCES NOT HOLDING $ ? Film breaks are costly. Play safe by using JEFRONA All-purpose CEMENT Has greater adhesive qualities. Don't take our word for it. Send for FREE sample and judge for yourself. Camera Equipment Company, Inc. Visit SMPTE Booth — #5 315 W. 43rd St. New York 36, N.Y. JUdson 6-1420 6510 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 51 E. 10th Ave., Hialeah, Fla. International Projectionist October. 1963 15