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PROGRAM TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Officers
Walter Mirisch
President
Marvin E. Mirisch
First Vice President
Michael Blankfort
Vice President
Howard W. Koch
Vice President
Hal Elias
Treasurer
Leo Chaloukian
Secretary
James M. Roberts
Executive Director
Gyte Van Zyl
Legal Counsel
Board of Governors
Edward Asner
Tony Bill
Michael Blankfort
Robert F. Boyle
John F. Burnett
Frank Capra
Leo Chaloukian
Stanley Cortez
Linwood G. Dunn
Hal Elias
Julius J. Epstein
John C. Flinn
William Friedkin
Sidney Ganis
John Green
Arthur Hamilton
T. Hee
James Earl Jones
Paul Julian
Fred Karlin
Frank P. Keller
Howard W. Koch
Stanley E. Kramer
Ruby R. Levitt
Burton Miller
Marvin E. Mirisch
Walter Mirisch
Gregory Peck
Charles M. Powell
Donald C. Rogers
Frank E. Rosenfelt
Tex Rudloff
Frank W. Stanley
Robert Towne
E. Cardon Walker
Ralph E. Winters
E. Cardon Walker
Ralph E. Winters
CLASS III (Academy Citation)
To Fred Bartscher of the Kollmorgen Corporation and to Glenn Berggren of the Schneider Corporation for the design and development of a single-lens magnifier for motion-picture projection lenses.
The magnifier is a supplementary lens which may be attached to a projector lens, and which provides variable adjustment to accommodate various motion-picture formats.
To Panavision Incorporated for the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion-picture photography.
This series of super-speed lenses provides superior image resolution by reduction of lens aberrations to improve motion-picture photography under low-light conditions.
To Hiroshi Suzukawa of Canon and Wilton R. Holm of the AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center for the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion-picture photography.
This series of super-speed lenses provides superior image resolution by reduction of lens aberrations to improve motion-picture photography under low-light conditions.
To the Carl Zeiss Company for the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion-picture photography.
This series of super-speed lenses provides superior image resolution by reduction of lens aberrations to improve motion-picture photography under low-light conditions.
To the Photo Research Division of the Kollmorgen Corporation for the engineering and manufacture of the Spectra TriColor Meter.
The Kollmorgen TriColor Meter is employed to measure the color temperature of light sources. It is a precise tool for the cinematographer to determine correct filters for desired color balance in motion-picture photography.