Cont'd from page 13. in the film are Maureen Forrester, Herman Geiger-Tore II, Jean-Louis Henning of Western Fi Ims Ltd., Roux, and George Ryga. Theatrical agreed to take on the chairmanship segments inc lude "Don Giovanni" and Mr. Ken Davey volunteered to at the O'Keefe Centre, "Anne of SUBSCRIPTIONS NOTICE: be secretary for the coming year. Green Gab les" at the Char lottetown All the members agreed to help in Festival, The Royal Winnipeg Ballet formulating a new program format with music by Lighthouse, "Mer­ and the meeting adjourned on a chant of Venice" at the Stratford very enthusiastic note. Meetings SUPPORT CINEMA CANADA! Festiva I, "Death of a Sa lesman" at will be held on the 2nd. MOf.1day of Neptune Theatre in Halifax, "La 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION eac h month and not ices will be Guerre, Yes Sir!" at Place des Arts, FOR ONLY $ 5.00 mailed to all members and prospec­ and the Festival Singers with the tive members. The first meeting is Toronto Symphony. Sound recording to be he Id in Marc h on the return of was done by Peter Shewc huk, Terry Mr. Henning from a production and Cooke, Gordon Gillespie. and Don (p lease pr i nt) distribution scouting trip in Europe. Young, with mixing by Clarke Da­ Prato. CANADA AT 8:30 is a bi­ NAME _ lingual motion picture with a running time of 28 minutes. Produced by CANADA AT 8:30 ADDRESS _ Crawley ,Films, available in 16mm The film provides a "realistic and 35mm color. Production Manager look at what state our culture really was Margaret Mars ha II. CITY PROVINCE _ is in. I think that this is eminently •••valuable and makes this an im­ portant film." This is how The THE CSC ASSIGNMENTS LISTINGS Ottawa Journal characterized CAN­ ON PAGE 40 WAS MADE POSSIBLE Please enc lose cheque or money order pay­ ADA AT 8:30. a fi Imic look at the BY THE ACTIVE CO-OPERATION OF ab Ie to: performing art's across our land, THE CSC MEMBERSHIP. FOR FUTURE directed by Vi ncent Vaitiekunas. ISSUES PLEASE MAIL IN ASSIGN­ Canadian Society of Cinematographers Shot last year by Josef Seckeresh, MENTS INFORMATION TO OUR EDI­ 22 Front Street West C.S.C.lChris Slagter, C.S.C.lJack TORIAL OFFICES WELL BEFORE THE Long/and Mogens Gander, the short DEADLINE. (And please sign your Toronto. Ontario is being distributed free of charge forms. so we know who you are!) here by its sponsor, Volkswagen THANKS TO ALL CSC MEMBERS ACROSS CANADA WHO CONTRI­ Canada. SUPPORT CANADIAN CINEMA! Among the people interviewed BUTED THIS TIME AROUND.

Cont'd from page 31. around when they go to the movies. Bayer points this out and critics (rightly reviewers) have an influence on the box office, I was delighted to read it. which in turn can be used to rate the potential of the film-maker. The book is worth reading because it is an honest, fair Poor reviews means the film might "drop dead". and balanced approach to the world of film. It is wide in con­ Bayer touched an open response in me when he commented cept; narrow in definition; it does not suffer from pettiness or on how the movie theatre is run and the condition under which revenge; it does not make sweeping statements, rather it a film is shown. Many a Toronto house could take note of this, defines and elucidates the points the author wishes to make.

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BLACK, and THE FRAGILE DREAM. N.J. ZUBKO - recently completed CALGARY Currently working on a travel film, ACT-100 project. a film on an air­ ALBERTA ADVENTURES. Will soon cushion vehicle for Arctic Oil. Is be working on CABBIE. a feature slated to work on film ICE STATION GERRY MOIR. Ass. - was one of the film. "7". cameraman covering Westaskawin North American snowmobile races. Now shooting a Toyota commercial. LONDON, ENGLAND D. RAVEN - currently working on and plans for the future include PORTRAIT OF A PIPELINEforBamater PHILIP PENDRY - completed cover­ more commercials. Pipelines and BIG-L1TILE VACA­ age of the Bloody Sunday in London­ TIONS for Pacific Western. derry and the civil rights march in Newry. Currently working on a docu­ EDMONTON mentary on old people for TAKE 30. C.N. ROSS - since '68 has been Future work will be a one hour docu­ Director of Film and Photographic TREVOR PAIGE - completed CAS­ mentary for TUESDAY NIGHT on branch of the Albena Government. TRO'S CUBA. BLEAK ORANGE AND assassination and terrorism. JEAN ROY, CSC -worked on a 16mm DOUGLAS CONNELL, Aff. - recent­ MONTREAL color production on Gothic art in ly focus-puller on MAHONEY's Troyes, France. Currently, DOP, ESTATE and SIMON LOCKE M.D. Head of French prodllction Branch's EUGENE BOYKO, CSC-shot NORMAN Cameramen at the National Film ROBERT CRONE, CSC - took care of JEWISON FILM-MAKER a one hour Board. one of the four Panavision cameras show directed by Doug Jackson; shooting a scene in THE ROWDYMAN, at the request of DOP Ed Long. He's HARD RIDER directed by Josef JOHN SPOTION, CSC - Presently, expecting to take an active position Reeve. Currently working on Susan working as director on the Canadian in five features this year. Gibbard's CENTAUR, a theatrical National corporate film. short on Olympic e que s t r i en n e Christilot Hansen andJoan Henson's EDMOND DE FAY, - finished ONE HAND CLAPPING. His upcom­ RON WEGODA - finished shooting animation over still photos for MEN­ ing assignments include a short the International Auto Show for NONITE films; T. V. promo spots; about noise pollution. UPITN and the Quebec Winter Cam­ val. Currently filming news and fnterv iews. He's in pre-production sports for CBC. 'f,or two documentaries to be shot in GEORGE du FAUX, CSC - was DUf' Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Phil­ :/ipines in the middle of March. on Harvey Hart's FORTUNE AND RUDI WOLF - spent a month in Sap­ MEN's EYES, and researched, shot, poromakingCANADA AT THE OLYM­ co-dIrected and edited A CRIS PICS in 16mm color for the federal WALLACE DONALDSON - just made PERDUS, an NFB 45 minute docu­ government. Upcoming ass ignments a one hour color news feature on mentary on "search for consc ious­ include shooting at the Olympics in highrise development in Toronto. ness." Currently in pre-production Munich for the government. Right now is working on regional as DDP on an NFB feature TAUREAU news.' to be directed by Clement Perron. TORONTO WILLIAM DUNN, Aff. - was recently WALLY GENTLEMAN, CSC - was di­ a cameraman/director of THE 1:55 rector for THIS VIBRANT LAND, a TO CENTRE, a tourist film on Tor­ 35mm Eastman color show. He did NORMAN C. ALLIN, CSC - recently onto's Centre Island. Currently, he's the visual effects for Cinepix's shot CANADIAN SHORT STORY, a cameraman/director on CAMINO DE LE PACTE also in 35 and A. T. & T's color drama; 7 one hour color seg­ SANTIAGO, an educational film on HELLO I NEED TO TELL YOU SOME­ ments of the ANTHOLOGY drama the Pilgrim's route in Northern SJ?ain. THING. Presently, he is working as series: and the last five episodes of director /writer/producer on NEW THE WHITEOAKS OF JALNA show. ROBERT ENNIS - completed shooting CITY NORTH for Internat ional Nickel; He has just been given the go-ahead a one hour special for CBC, U.S. and scripting feature films. Some of on the next thirteen JALNA shows. INVESTMENTS IN CANADA. pre­ his upcoming assignments include sently shooting a theatrical short a communications film for the United HERBERT ALPERT, CSC/ASC - will in wide-screen 35mm color on the Nations in New York. soon be producing a feature in Churchill Falls power project in Europe. Labrador; he will soon be starti f1fJ work as co-director and cameraman on a pilot for a feature, film.. J.P. GRATIAN - recently worked on GEORGE BALOGH, - just com­ a profile of Guy Lafleur, a Kik Cola pleted an assignment in Vancouver NICHOLAS EVDEMON,Aff.-is work­ commercial with Rusty Staub, Bell making SHELL commercials. Present­ ing as camera operator on the JALNA Canada's PIONEER FILM and with ly, he's in preproduction for more CBS News covering Kosygin. His series. commercials. current work inc ludes shorts for HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA, var­ JOHN FOSTER, CSC - just worked on ious new stories for CBS, and the ROBERT BOCKING - finished direct­ THE POLLSTERS for NET. and is cur­ NHL GAME OF THE WEEK. Future ing LAND OF IGLOOLIK and was rently with WEEKEND'S OLD AGE. assignments are with CBS and ABC cameraman for KEG PRODUCTIONS' for news, and profiles on Guy La­ AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATRE. He's DAN GIBSON, CSC - completed a pointe, Yvon Cournoyer, and J. C. currently working on CREATIVE one hour television special spon­ Tremblay. DANCE and foreign language ver­ sored by SHELL called DAN GIB­ sions for AWARENESS FOR TOMOR­ SON'S NATURE FAMILY to be shown ROW for the Toronto Board of Edu­ on the CBC in March. He's also fin­ cation. ished the film GOLDEN AUTUMN for TONY IANZELO - was cameraman the Department of Tourism and Infor­ on SEASONS IN THE MIND a 35mm mation, Upcoming assignments in­ for Ontario Place. NFB's 16mm THE clude a TV special in the Caribbean. UNPLANNED and for the European LANCE CARLSON - just completed series of six films on art for Mc­ sequences in GO WITH US. He is KEN GREGG, CSr. - recently made Curdy-Burson Films. Presently work­ currently director/cameraman on a TUESDAY NIGHT show on Newfound­ ing on film SNOW; he's to begin 35nim color film for the Department land politics, and is currently work­ series on URBANIZATION, and an of External Affairs with a working ing on the TERRIFIC HOUR. He"11 be extensive industrial on the ARGO titfe':,jf CANADA. He has also just leaVing this month for Chile and start~d ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE to be shot ,:)" 'GOOD-BYE SOUSA, a Peru to ~t}()C'1 ;.~.;:; half-hour docu­ on location in Ontario and the New half-hour color television show as mentarie:; far CHILDREN OF THE England states. d ire'ctorlc"clttJeraman. WORLD series. . Hr.:, BRIAN HEBB - is working on JALNA ROLAND PIRKER, Aft - worked for other color documentary for the De­ as second assistant cameraman. Moreland-Latchford as camera-assis­ partment of Education, OUT OF tant, and completed his own film, SILENCE. Also teaching at Con­ DAVID KELLY - completed work as DIE PRINZESSIN AUF DER ERBSE. estoga in Kitchener. a$sistant cameraman on WHEN Presently, he's on REPRISAL, 1837­ MICHAEL CALLS-an ABC Movie of REBELLION. CAIN, andTHE COBBLER. the Weekend; SIMON LOCKE M.D.; Will be doing a ten minute short, WE VANCOUVER and the pilot for THE WANDERER. CAN SKI.

KELLY DUNCAN, CSC - completed NAOHIKO KURITA - recently com­ KENNETH POST. CSC - completed pleted THE LEGACY for Chetwynd commercials for: Workman's Como' BIRTH OF A BABY for Women's Col­ pensation, Mazda and Scottowel, Films; FIJI VITI VANUA VINAKA for lege Hospital; CRANES on construc­ Henning Jacobsen Ass.; and URBAN shot Karen Magnussen for the Olym­ tion safety; promos for the Dairy pics. Future assignments include RENEWAL-USA for the Institute for Food Service Bureau, and various Nabob and Scotties commercials. Social Engineering in Tokyo. He's productions including a hockey shooting CANADIAN WINTER RALLY training film for OECA. Now making JAMES W. HARRIS - was recently now for Paul Herriot Prods; and his PEOPLE IN OIL for Imperial Oil. own film TORONTO STREETCAR. Fut­ director/cameraman for THESE ure plans include the film URBAN PEOPLE DO. a thirty minute docu­ MAURICE-JACKSON SAMUELS, CSC mentary on an Indian band. Cur­ RfNEWAL-EUROPE also for the Tokyo - just finished ALL ABOUT FACES. Institute. rently director/cameraman on a a television panel show with film promo of B.C. Will be doing more insert s(DOPj. Was operator on WHEN promos and travel films in the near RICHARD LEITERMAN, -is work­ MICHAEL CALLS. and DOP on MI- future. ingas director/cameraman forCTV's GRATION, a segment for NATURE OF special on winter sports being shot THINGS. on location in Switzerland, Canada, JOHN V. SENK - filmed a one hour and the U.S. Is also set to shoot a color study of British Honduras and JOE SECKERESH, CSC - recently TELESCOPE on_ Paul Bradley. another of B.C. called ILAHI.Shot shot a documentary for Vincent and directed a TELESCOPE on Chief Vaitiekunas about the performing MIKE LENTE, CSC - just shot a fea­ Dan George. Upcoming work in­ arts. ture in Vancouver, ANOTHER SMITH cludes a study of early religious FOR PARADISE, and commercials in music in churches of England, France DAVID SMITH - shot edited TAKE Montreal and Toronto. Presently and Belgium; and hopefully a study A SECOND LOOK, a film for the shooting commercials, he plans to on Japanese-Canadians. Canadian Special Olympics; work­ film a feature for Julius Kohanyi. ing on his own film tentatively call­ ed ONTARIO RIVERS; teaching at EDMOND LONG CSC - finished Conestoga, and finishing the last WINNIPEG working on THE ROWDYMAN. few episodes of AUDUBON WILD­ PETER LUXFORD. Aff. - worked as LIFE THEATRE. JACK HARREVELD - just completed assistant-cameraman on THE ROWDY­ medical film CAROTID SINUS NERVE MAN. STIMULANT in color. Now working FRITZ SPIESS, CSC - has completed on another called TRIPLE BYPASS. commercials for GM and Texaco, As Medical Photographer at St. Bon­ HARRY MAKIN, CSC - just finished and is working on commercials for iface Hospital, he'll be working on 8 episodes of SIMON LOCKE M.D. Eaton's and Heidelberg. Will be more training films. and the feature, MAHONEY'S ESTATE. shooting for Nabob in the near He's slated to begin work on a fea­ future. MYRON KUPCHUK - finished two ture with Mickey Rooney. half-hour dramas in color; a police HERB TAYLOR, esc - completea story, DIARY OF A PIG. He's cur­ JIM MERCER - completdd a special underground shooting for a number rently working on school programs for CTV called LONDON LIFE. Pre­ of mining communities in northern for the Manitoba and Saskatchewan sently he's f i I min g LEPROSY IN Ontario and B.C. and Utah; a half­ Educational Departments. Further HAWAII, VD IN SAN FRANCISCO. hour film for the Ontario Chiroprac­ assignments coming up include and DENTAL CARE in Toronto for W-5. tic Association. Presently filming CURLING FOR SPORT and a do cu­ an industrial for GM in London, mentary on the Scottish people of REGINALD MORRIS, CSC - finished Ontario. Manitoba. work· on WHEN MICHAEL CALLS. Currently shooting commercials for CLAUDE NORMAND, Montreal Marshall Cavendish, Esso, Lipton's GEORGE THOMSON - just completed shot 35mm Eastmancolor scenes and Goodyear. production of STEAM ERA. Now is for TV special on Montreal Olympic working on BURLINGTON, a film on Games, 1976. Director of that town; anda film called THORDON WILLIAM NASSAU - just made a film Photography on hour and a half CBC for Thomson-Gordon Ltd. Future as­ special on Gilles Vigeault tour in about Film House for use in uni­ signments include ENGINE 136 for versities and high schools. He's cur­ Quebec and France. the Ontario Railways. rectly working on THE FIRST 60 GEORGE SEBB - Toronto. D.O. P. YEARS. a film about the history of on training film for Rothmans execu­ Lutheran universities in Wat erloo. hves, film on Weather-making in Soon to be working on EUROPEAN FRANK VALERT - was cameraman Colorado, and on Sailing '71. Was Of). two documentaries: STUDENTS STEAM RAILROADS. a history of the cameraman on feature length docum­ FOR THE NEW AGE. and· HANDS mountain railroads in Austria, Swit­ entary OUT OF TOUCH. zerland and Germany. THAT SERVE. Currently making an- ..II TORONTO OR VANCOUVER Lighting and Grip Equipment from Canada's Largest Rental House

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