Movie Maker April 1971

<b>OUR COVER PICTURE </b><br>This month is a nice example of what Kodak colour film can do for a girl (or alternatively
an example of what a nice girl can do for Kodak colour film) on a holiday cruise.
As you may have noticed from our advertisement pages, Fountain Press is running
such a cruise for readers of Movie Maker and Photography from June 19 to July
3. So we thought you might like some advice on how to film it. Ron Spillman obliges
on page 228.<br>
<br> 216 COMMENT<br>
220 NEWS OF THE MONTH<br>
224 HOW TO FILM A POINT TO POINT<br>
A MORE IMMEDIATE SUBJECT for your camera is point-to-point racing, the season
for which has just opened and will remain open for the next couple of months or
so. Let George Haines take you for a preliminary canter on page 224.<br>
227 STARTING &#39;POINT&#8212;COMMENTARY WRITING<br> 228 HOW TO FILM A HOLIDAY CRUISE<br> 231 RECORD REVIEW&#8212;BBC SOUND EFFECTS No. 3<br> 231 PERSON TO PERSON<br>
232 IVAN WATSON MEETS ARTHUR DAKIN<br>
WHEN THE RUMOUR CIRCULATED that Ivan Watson was to meet Arthur Dakin&#8212;following
their rather sharp exchange of comments in our columns&#8212;some readers wanted
to know the price of ringside seats. But the encounter turned out to be a friendly
one with love of good equipment conquering all as you can read on page 232.<br>
235 MOVIE MAKING MY WAY&#8212;BILL DAVISON&#39;S OWN STORY<br>
OTHER PEOPLE&#39;S PICTURES&#8212;ALAN CLEAVE ON TEN BEST<br>
ENTRIES 238<br>
242 HOLIDAY WITH CAMERA No. 2&#8212;IRELAND<br>
245 INSTANT PROJECTION&#8212;TWO WAYS TO ACHIEVE IT<br>
247 16mm. CAMERAS&#8212;THE MITCHELL 16<br>
249 FILMS TO BUY<br>
252 TEST REPORT&#8212;THE CANON S400 PROJECTOR<br>
255 TEST REPORT&#8212;THE BRAUN-NIZO EDITOR VIEWER<br>
261 SCREEN TIME<br>
261 ENQUIRY DESK<br>
262 CLUB COMMENTARY<br>
264 SHOW DATES<br>
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<b>NEXT MONTH</b> sees the publication of Movie Maker&#39;s annual camera
guide with details of all current models, plus down-to-earth advice on what to
look for when choosing a camera that will suit your own needs. Look out too for
the results of the 1971 Ten Best competition and full particulars of the first
public screening of the prizewinners at the National Film Theatre on May 29. The
May issue, due for publication on April 8, will be packed with these and many
other good things.