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Business Screen 1959,1960 — page 32
…industry to settle diff'erences through amicable compromise and cooperation. ^ TELEVISION FILM ASSOCIATION Office (of the President) : -John P. Ballinger, Screen Gems, Inc., 1627…
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Business Screen 1955 — page 129
…for industrial, educational and television films. AS SPECIALISTS in the art and science of time-lapse film production, John Ott Pictures, Inc. provides a…
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Business Screen 1954 — page 608
…Roland Reed Produc- tions, Inc. Clearly, the new concen- tration of interest in color film for television has reminded industry of the additional values…
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Business Screen 1949. 1950 — page 354
…RKO PATHE, Inc. 625 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PRODUCERS OF BETTER COMMERCIAL AND TELEVISION FILMS FOR INDUSTRY Mail This Coupon Today…
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Business Screen 1959,1960 — page 337
…production of television commercials and films for industry. ELLIOT UNGER ELLIOT A DIVISION OF SCREEN GEMS, INC. SCREEN ^ GEMS, inc. TELEVISION SUBSIDIARY OF CCLUMEIA…
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Business Screen 1949. 1950 — page 762
…Norvell of Remington Rand, Inc., will discuss uses of television in Army Ordnance depots, aircraft motor plants, atomic research and other industrial and educational…
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Business Screen 1944,1945,1946 — page 374
…As Willis Cooper, television director for Compton Advertis- ing, Inc., has stated, television must observe the rules of cinematic conventions. "There are laws of…
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Business Screen 1961,1962 — page 21
…Wintringham (Bell Telephone Laboratories), television; E. H. Reichard (Consolidated Film Industries), laboratory practice; R. M. Morris (American Broadcast- ing Company), television studio lighting; A…
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Business Screen 1970 — page 28
…There will be 17 individual categoi ies in each of the two groups — Cinema and Television and details of each categorx are included in…
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Educational Screen 1943 — page 397
…Joyce also took occasion to remind his audieqce that it was too much to ex])ect television to spring for- ward as an industry…
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Educational Screen 1950 — page 18
…From this point of view, live television, including remote pickups, may be regarded as a film equivalent Live production is able to substitute for…
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Business Screen 1953 — page 214
…In declaring the importance of long-range film and television engineering Barnett cited the industry's thorough preparation for the January FCC theater television…
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Business Screen 1949. 1950 — page 150
w Television and Film Industries For^e Closer 65TH SEMI-ANNUAL CONVENTION OF S.M.P.E. STRESSES FILMS IN VIDEO Packaged Television Pi…
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Business Screen 1961,1962 — page 24
…WRITE TODAY FILM LAB INC. 33 W. 60 St., N.Y. 23, N.Y. COIumbus S-2)80 16 Professional Film and Television Groups…
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Educational Screen 1946-1947 — page 992
…American Television Society Makes Fifth Annual Awards BURKE & JAMES. Inc. 321 So. Wobosh Ave., Chicogo A, Don McClure, President of the .American Television Society…
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Business Screen 1957 — page 271
…I Sterling Television Co.) is the oldest and best-knowTi distributor of film to the TV industry. Sterling-Movies U.S.A. salesmen have…
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Business Screen 1957 — page 93
…a division of Sterling Television Co., Inc. A< 205 East 43rd Street, New York 17, New York, OXford 7-2520 I Member. National Association…
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Educational Screen 1944-45 — page 564
…included. The pupils of two countries—England and America, for example—could be made to feel they were directly participating in a television broadcast…
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Educational Screen 1950 — page 414
…The economics and limi tations of sponsored television programs were pointed up, and industrial and commercial applications of video, other than for entertainment, were…
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Business Screen 1959,1960 — page 923
the television stations, and the tonipanies pro- viding material and sorvites to the television industry, to establish better operational prac- tices and particularly, whenever…
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Educational Screen 1943 — page 396
…In a clear-cut analysis of postwar television markets, Mr. Joyce declared that the number one problem of the postwar television industry was an…
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Business Screen 1957 — page 80
…Goldsmith ( Consulting Engineer in Radio, Television and Electronics), president. Executive Secretary ; Sydney A. Mayers (Regent Productions, Inc.). Meetings; The Council meets on the fourth…
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Business Screen 1949. 1950 — page 500
…UPA Opens Offices In New York New York offices were opened recently by United Productions OF America, producers of ani- mated industrial, television and…
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Business Screen 1958 — page 476
INDUSTRIAL FILMS TELEVISION COMMERCIALS 245 W, 55 ST., N.Y.C, / JUDSON 6-1922 SERVICES AND FACILITIES • 40' X 60' Air Conditioned Sound Stage…
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Business Screen 1955 — page 686
…industry will be put into operation in 50 hotels by February 1. 1956. according to an announce- ment by Sheraton Closed Circuit Television. Inc…
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Business Screen 1953 — page 282
…a brochure describing l-S industrial films available for sus- taining television use, has been pub- lished by Association Films, Inc. Six of the…
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Business Screen 1963,1964 — page 615
…Industrial motion pictures in dght categories, including a Grand .Award, were dted for trophy honors at the event. Grand award vsinner of the Festival…
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Business Screen 1967,1968 — page 546
…Inc. ) speak about the latest trends and techniques in the filming of television commercials. Particular stress was given the role of the helicopter in…
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Business Screen 1949. 1950 — page 152
…Procter & Gamble Signs Up for Thirteen-Film Television Series .\ production deal has been concluded between Procter and Gamble Productions, Inc., and General Television Enterprises…
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Business Screen 1953 — page 170
…Taylor, Jr., manager of the television transmitter division, Allen B. DuMont Laboratories, Inc., told the group that while use of industrial television today is…
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Business Screen 1949. 1950 — page 316
…Lucky Strike's animated cigarette commercials are now widely familiar to the national television audience: agency is N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc. • THE SKILLFUL…
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Business Screen 1958 — page 167
…Producers of motion pictures for television and industry—live-action and ani- mation. Robert Lawrence Productions in New York and Toronto; Grantray-Lawrence and…
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Business Screen 1965,1966 — page 1299
Can you nowexpect outstanding industrial films from a company that has earned over 100 major awards* insixyearsfor its television documentaries •INCLUDING: FOUR OSCAR NOMINATIONS…
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Business Screen 1965,1966 — page 1223
Can you nowexpect outstanding industrial films from a company that has earned over 100 major awards* in sixyearsfor its television documentaries • INClUOiNG fOUR OSCAR…
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Business Screen 1955 — page 527
…page booklet, "SYNDICATION OF SPONSORED FILMS TO TELEVISION STATIONS." INDUSTRIAL FILM DIVISION STERLING TELEVISION COMPANY, INC. 205 EAST 43rd ST., NE>V YORK, N…
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Business Screen 1947.1948 — page 575
…Typical programs included (below) human interest fiickups = such as the annual Soap Box Derby and televising (lueen For a Day" show irith lomr = dian…
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Business Screen 1944,1945,1946 — page 172
TELEVISION rilm Production and Use to Provide Program Fare DeFORKST SKTS UP SPKCIAL THEATRE OPERATOR'S SCHOOL FROM the industrial film studios of the…
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Business Screen 1947.1948 — page 435
…and higher income brackets. That's what sponsors will pay for. The sports events which are today's main attraction of television across the…
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Business Screen 1944,1945,1946 — page 440
…Paramount Prepares for Television Potentialities Marshalling the entire resources of Paramount behind Television Pro- ductions, Inc., the parent company has announced its readiness as…
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Business Screen 1947.1948 — page 439
…The Nbc executive said he did not believe that television would be a rival of the motion picture industry, or that picture people would…
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Business Screen 1940 — page 254
…And experts have long agreed that when this lakes place, Television's magic should begin to reach out into an increasing number of homes…
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Business Screen 1939 — page 184
…Pacific Coast Telecasts: * Frequent showing of industrial films by the Don Lee television sta- tion has included selected General Motors films. Other typical industrial…
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Business Screen 1959,1960 — page 869
…CO.. INC. n.o WEST 43RD STREET NEW YORK ;?6. N.Y. CABLE— CINEQUIP BILL DEMING PICTURES FOR BUSINESS • GOVERNMENT • TELEVISION • INDUSTRY 1937 Holly…
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Business Screen 1959,1960 — page 347
…Listings include closed-circuit television. film and television producers and distributors, studios, rail, hotel and iiirline services. New four-color desk reference piece can…
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Business Screen 1957 — page 228
…manufacturers of industrial television equipment. General Pre- cision Laboratory Incorporated, Pleasantville, New York, and Dage Television Division of Thompson Products Inc.. Michigan City, In…
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Business Screen 1961,1962 — page 1153
…author, Gerald Millerson, en associated professionally le British television industry ver a decade. He writes ;dgeably and with admirable in describing the variety of…
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Business Screen 1957 — page 68
…Roger Young, former editor of Industry on Parade, is television producer, and Miss Janet Wilkins. producer of (ilmslrips. flannelboards. and ex- hibits. Outlook on…
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Business Screen 1961,1962 — page 268
…direc- tor and writer, has joined the creative staff of Northwestern, Incorporated. Portland. Ore., pro- dticer of television commercials, slidetilnis and industrial motion pictures…
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Business Screen 1969 — page 98
…The CBS Electronic Video Recording Division plans to develop an EVR market among the television, publishing and motion picture industries; video-tape libraries; edu…
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Business Screen 1939 — page 98
…No frame lines at all may be tolerable, but in film produced for television black frame lines 1/16 inch in width should be…