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FEBRUARY 1949
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Film the whole Party with
G*E REFLECTOR PHOTOSPOTS
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$1.20
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plus tax
Here's the answer to a movie makers prayer! A punch of light that enables you to keep lamps back out of the way of action, use the camera in close. Approximately 7 times the light of a No. 2 Photoflood in a good reflector.
Narrow beam — 20° spread, so it's perfect for backlighting, edge lighting and other special effects. Builtin reflector, 6 hour life. Get a pair of G-E reflector Photospots and ask your dealer for the ^ leaflet on Triangle -^
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
THE MAGAZINE FOR 8mm & 16mm FILMERS Published Every Month by AMATEUR CINEMA LEAGUE
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The reader writes Late releases Parties make the picture Creative faking Lighting should be high League loses pioneer leader Welcome to Natchez Single frame controls Busman's holiday
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New 8mm. and 16mm. films 49
Dorothy M. Peper 51
Frank E. Gunnell, FACL 52
Charles J. Carbonaro, FACL 54
Roy W. Win/on dies 55
Major John F. Banks 56
Laurence E. Baty, ACL 58
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Should Kodachrome be exposed above f / 11?
William H. Krouse, ACL, and Harris 8. Tuftle, ACL 62
Hints from Hollywood 64
The clinic Aids for your filming 65
News of the industry Reports on products 66
Joseph H. McNabb, Bell & Howell President, dies 69
Clubs People, plans and programs 74
Closeups The end of an era 77
Roy W. Winton, ACL Editorial 78
Cover photograph: courtesy The, Natchez Pilgrimage
DON CHARBONNEAU Consultant Editor
JAMES W. MOORE Editor
JAMES YOUNG Advertising Manager
ANNE YOUNG Production Editor
Vol. 24, No. 2. Published monthly in New York, N. Y., by Amateur Cinema League, Inc. Subscription rales: £3.00 a year, postpaid, in the United States and Possessions and in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chili, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain and Colonies, Uruguay and Venezuela; $3.50 a year, postpaid, in Canada, Labrador and Newfoundland; other countries ?4.00 a year, postpaid; to members of Amateur Cinema League, Inc. $2.00 a year, postpaid; single copies 25if (in U.S.A.). On sale at photographic dealers everywhere. Entered as second class matter, August 3, 1927, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under act of March 3, 1879. Copyright. 1949, by Amateur Cinema League, Inc. Editorial and Publication Office: 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17. N. Y., U.S.A. Telephone LExington 2-0270 West Coast Representative: Edmund J. Kerr, 6605 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles 28, Calif. Telephone HEmpstead 3171. Advertising rates on application. Forms close on 10th of preceding month.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS: a change of address must reach us at least by the twelfth of the month preceding the publication of the number of MOVIE MAKERS with which it is to take effect.