Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1953)

MOVIE MAKEK* 219 Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn N. Eastman, Edmonton, Canada N. G. Sims, Ettrick, Va. Earle A. Smith, Rochester, N. Y. Xames M. Sump, Lansing, Mich. Lt. Amporn Penyapol, Washington, D. C. R. Saramito, Nice, France H. B. Uppdegraff, M.D., Lemoyne, Pa. Walter T. Wittman, Paramus, N. J. Margaret A. Anderson, Boston, Mass. John L. Chaipis, New York City Charles F. Snyder, New Kensington, Pa. Mrs. Evelyn Bremer, Omaha, Neb. I. George Morgan, Silvis, III. John D. Morgan, Moline, III. American Association of Advertising Agencies, New York City Robert J. Cranmer, Summitviile, Ind. Pvt. Harry R. Harp, do PM, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. H. 0. Paquin, Chatham, N. Y. L. J. Quackenbush, Akron, Ohio Dr. L. Armstrong, Westfield, N. J. Alto J. Davds, Montgomery, Ala. Peter DeSario, Oak Park, III. John William Eichmann, San Antonio, Texas Edward E. Schuitz, Ann Arbor, Mich. John H. Murphy, Milwaukee, Wise. Bryan Osberg, Des Moines, Iowa Charles A. Hadley, Los Angeles, Calif. Joseph S. Santin, Mystic, Conn. Westchester Cine Club, White Plains, N. Y. Dolly Anstett, Chicago, III. Harry Holm, Sandefjord, Norway J. M. Jessup, Miami, Fla. Salvatore N. Stella, Woodside, N. Y. H. K. Beshar, jr., New York City Wiley Blair, jr., Colorado Springs, Colo. R. M. Cantin, Montreal, Canada Chrysos S. Daneel, Bloemfontein, Holland Victor Douis, New York City Vernon E. Lantz, Broadway, Va. Sarnia Movie Club, Sarnia, Canada Martin J. Ackerhalt, M.D., Clifton, N. J. Robert E. Davis, Bellwood, III. R. Ziolkowski, Detroit, Mich. A. Paterno, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Estelle R. Potter, New York City R. W. Potter, Kent, England Michel E. Puyans, Garden City, N. Y. H. G. Boesel, Kenosha, Wise. Walter E. Baumgart, West Englewood, N. J. John M. Bird, Battle Creek, Mich. Col. R. C. Bolte, jr., Hermosa Beach, Calif. Joseph J. Formento, Joliet, III. Robert T. Garrett, M.D., San Clemente, Calif. Rev. A. B. Habben, Cedarburg, Wise. Mrs. Robert J. Norton, Puente, Calif. B. V. Pivo, Flushing, N. Y. V. J. Vignali, Washington, D. C. Robert C. Woofter, Cortland, Ohio Dickie Bayley, Carmi, III. E. Howaniec, Oak Park, III. Lewis Zager, Hudson, Mass. Des Plaines Movie and Slide Club, Des Plaines, III. Lt. L. A. Schilperoort USN, do FPM, San Francisco, Calif. Don Sheldon, San Francisco, Calif. Cornelius Wernette, Denver, Colo. Jasper D. Covelli, Kenosha, Wise. Gerald Skog, Detroit, Mich. Harry H. Brenner, Wilmington, Del. H. L. Burmeister, Holyrood, Kans. Mrs. Robert R. Clark, Los Angeles, Calif. Norman L. Jonsson, Warrenville, III. Russell H. Kettell, Concord, Mass. Victor M. Lalli, East Pittsburgh, Pa. Edwin D. Pearson, Richmond, Va. Alvaro Quesada M., Turrialba, Costa Rica Mrs. Ralph W. Robbins, San Antonio, Texas Adolf Schauer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ben Tallman, Chicago, III. Capt. Wendell S. Winn, Dayton, Ohio Louis Mihalyfy, Allen Park, Mich. Martin E. Robertson, Hawthorne, N. Y . M. A. Caparroz, Wantagh, N. Y. Simon C. Satalich, West New York, N. J. Dr. John E. Ackerman, Toronto, Canada J. R. Yarrow, Washington, D. C. Louis W. Cacini, Chicago, III. Dr. Harry S. Christensen, San Francisco, Calif. John E. Rhodebeck, Concord, N. H. Ted Cohen, Asbury Park, N. J. G. W. B. Pope, Porto, Portugal Howard Schein, New York City J. W. Schoonover, Lima, Ohio Miss G. Chappell, Chicago, III. Omer G. Lantinri, Hartford, Conn. Anna Ropinske, Chicago, III. E. S. Rosenau, Elmwood Park, III. Frank F. McEachren, Toronto, Canada O. C. Murphy, do PM, New York City Owen G. Parsons, Johnstown, N. Y. Ray C. Reinbolt, Oak Park, Mich. Earl Vincent, Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Robert J. Russell, Rutherford, N. J. Edward C. Skutta, Maple Shade, N. J. H. G. Stiffier, South Bend, Ind. C. E. Johnson, Danville, Calif. Dr. C. W. Baars, Rochester, Minn. W. Harwood Brown, Roswell, N. M. Jack L. Chambers, Atlanta, Ga. T. Ray MacKinnon, Hopedale, Mass. J. H. Oehlschlaeger, Paducah, Ky. WTMJ-TV Amateur Cinema Club, Milwaukee, Wise. Paul B. Finby, New York City 16 mm Let's look at "Lucy" [Continued from page 207] tanglement on the floor, and the dolly man, who pushes it around from mark to mark. 10,000 FEET TO 2370 The action stops only when the cameras have to reload. The 1000 foot reel runs approximately 11 minutes, and each camera will consume three or four loads during a show. This may seem a lot for a half hour program, but there is an inevitable waste at the end of each reel. The cameramen often have to reload for a long scene even though there may be 100 feet or more left in the camera. You can't take a chance of running out of film during an important shot. From, generally, 10.000 to 12.000 feet of exposed 35mm. film, the completed show is cut to run 2370 feet — exactly 26 minutes and 20 seconds. And when you remember that the entire thing took only a single hour to shoot, it's an almost awesome lesson in advance planning. You ACL movie makers can see them do it next time you're in Hollywood. But remember: write far in advance for those tickets. / Love Lucy packs 'em in on the camera set out here, just as it does on your TV set at home. GEO. W. COLBURN LABORATORY INC. 164 NORTH tVACKER DRIVE'CHICAGO 6 TELEPHONE STATE 2-7316 8 and 16mm SERVICES