Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1935)

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38 JANUARY 1935 / KIN-O-LUX FILMS \ \ KIN-O-LUX js continually advancing. Since its introduction several years ago, this film has been definitely improved. Today, it ranks high in the estimation of the movie maker. KIN-O-LUX is priced economically. This has been an important factor tending to an increased use of IGmm. motion picture film. KIN-O-LUX nas |0ng |ife. Every roll after processing is ScratchProofed. This protects it against climatic and atmospheric changes and renders it practically immune to the deteriorating influence of time. No. 1 Green Box 100 ft. S3. 00: 50 ft. $2.00 No. 2 Red Box 100 ft. S3. 50 50 ft. $2.50 KIN-O-LUX lO1) W. AO"' tt NEW YORK 8MMJ For Every "Purse and Purpose" I 16MM REAL MOVIES AT HOME Think of it! You can now buy any reliable Movie Camera or Projector on our liberal monthly payment plan. Write TODAY for FREE catalogue. No salesman will bother you. 0. F. ELDER & COMPANY Dep+. 201-B Chelsea, Mass. c AslTI Ma'' "rclers a sPecia'ty Since 1925 I term's Guy D.Haselfon sTravelettes The new illustrated booklet is now ready. One may be procured for the asking. Death Valley; Falling: Waters of Yosemite; Let's See Yosemite; Sequoia National Park; Mt. Whitney, Apex of the V. S. A.: Each 200 feet. SI 2.00 Other lengths and subjects available MIDGET SCREEN — for editing and personal use. Price S I .75. 7901 SANTA MONICA BLVD., HOLLYWOOD INDIVIDUALIZE YOUR TITLES WITH COLUMBIA'S "SILVER TITLE" OUTFIT Let your titles add to the charm and individuality of your pictures. Make them yourself by this fascinating method. Complete outfit consists of superfine Silver Typewriter Kibbon and two dozen special Black \ratte Cards — correct size for titlers. Out <tt»0 f\f\ fit coraDlete fff4.\J\J When ordering, state make of typewriter and titler COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. Glen Cove CO.. Inc. L. I.. N. Y. PREFERRED BY THE LIGHT-WISE FROM COAST TO COAST XCLITE SAVES FILM! IN INDOOR SHOTS MAKE SURE OF CLEAR. SPARKLING, FULLY EXPOSED MOVIES INDOORS! SOLITES GIVE YOU ALL THE LIGHT YOU NEED FOR GOOD EXPOSURES IN MOVIES OR STILLS SOLITE is a scientific unit. Concentrates the light; wastes none. It's the "Unit with an Optical System." SOLITE uses long life bulbs; giving exceptional lighting efficiency. No continual bulb replacements necessary. SOLITE is flexible; one stand holds one or a dozen reflectors. All the light you need — where you want it! SOLITE Concentrator Lens; an accessory, gives perfect diffusion without loss of light. For portraits and closeups. SOLITE REFLECTORS for SURE SHOT MOVIES Write to SCLITE SALES CO. 1373 Sixth Avenue New York, N. Y. tious movie maker should make gooduse of his time at the cinema, by analyzing introductory and closing sequences particularly. The first fifty feet are the hardest, but attention to a few simple rules will make the job of working them out on the editing board an easier one. 1. Try to establish the time and place by selecting and photographing suitable scenes when making the picture. 2. Use a minimum number of titles at the start. 3. Keep introductory scenes short. 4. Keep the tempo fast, by changing the point of view frequently, until the main portion of the film begins. asv cine sy tricks [Continued from page 20] I know of few cases wherein the cameraman ever had the good fortune to be photographed well! Usually the obliging friend cuts off his head or an arm. Use the mirror and you can get a scene of yourself photographing yourself, or place the camera on a tripod, point it into the mirror, step out at an angle so that you see the camera lens and you will get a picture of yourself minus the camera. Numerous amusing scenes can be made with a mirror, but it is just one of the devices to aid the cameraman who would like to produce special effects and yet who has no special facilities. Never allow yourself to be handicapped by simple equipment. Use your imagination! Artistry with light [Continued from page 21] harshness and lack of modeling which changes to less harshness and better modeling as the sun's angle above the horizon decreases. This is the reason that outdoor photography is limited to the hours before ten and after three when best effects are desired. To imitate this lighting, we use a general flood of light, balancing it to eliminate all cast shadows and modeling. Then, from a source of light at one side, above and in front of the subject, we throw a strong, oblique light upon it which gives the desired modeling and form. Full illumination and proper modeling tell the story of successful lighting. The last factor requires the separation of planes by light. Even with the lighting which has been described, we often fail to secure the illusion of depth which is desirable. Actors appear to be moving immediately in front of the background, and the illusion of the third dimension is lacking. Depth in any scene is usually more pronounced when a back light is used. As a rule, this light is placed high, at one side and against the back wall. It is, of The Universal PHOTOSCOP PHOTO-ELECTRIC EXPOSURE METER for MOVIES or STILLS $27.50 SENSITIVE • STURDY • COMPACT INSTANT READING • SIMPLE TO USE PHOTO UTILITIES, Inc. 152 West 42nd St. New York INVENTORY SALE m^S* TELEPHOTO LENSES at new low prices. SCREENS See Dec. "Ad". 16 or 8mm. SPLICERS, 98c. 16mm. B &. H. EASTMAN REELS. 38c. HUMIDORS. 45c. EASTMAN FILM CEMENT, 20c. BOLEX 100' Automatic 16mm. Camera &. Case, S54.50 Fnr r CATALOGUE. National Silent and Sound ntt |6mm. Library. We carry most complete tine of cameras, projectors and accessories. 1944-Q BOSTON ROAD NEW YORK CITY MOGULL BROS. ?4? FIFTH fVV€nU€ rvem aoRK crry RESOLVE THIS YEAR to create home movies of a professional quality. Send one reel to Eno for that quality of Editing which Eno alone imparts. Specially priced sample editing. Five dollars (exclusive of titles). ENO CRITICAL, FOCUSER Fits all Projectors Every projectionist needs one. Enables him to obtain accurate focus with utmost simplicity. $2.00. Dealers: Write for interesting proposition TUT TlTI £ JWtit.i a* f ILm gDlTOfc Cameras:Projectors Top Notch beyond a doubt Trade-in allowances liberal. J. C. HAILE & SONS Motion Picture Dept. 215 WALNUT ST. CINCINNATI. O. for Winter Outdoor Night Movies EWMANLITE FLARES Beautiful effects are obtained in winter night photography — such as snow scenes — skating at night amidst the vivid bonfires — when Newmanlite Flares are used. The favorite illuminant of explorers and naturalists the world over, it is the most effective lighting medium known for the world outdoors. Further information on request. N I. C. NEWMAN CO., INC. 6 East 45th Street New York