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• JUNE- JULY (;OMPETI ON
•• Floral Fancies ~~

"I leave my heart in an English does not lie with the recognis d
garden " • • . • Nothing quite so forms of cultivated flowers nd
dramatic or fanciful as this is required bushes, but with the lesser known, but
for the June/ July competition - none the less beautiful, cactus plants.
merely your interpretation of the No matter what your choice may b ,
beauties that abound in gardens at each entry will be judged according
this time of year. The competition to it's merits.
is not limited to the private garden The subject too does not limit tho
either. Public parks, the woods and cinematographer to one particular
the English countryside as a whole, angle of "shooting" either - long-
all these can become the subject for shots, mid-shots, close-ups, panor-
your competition entry. The beauty amas, all can be employed in tho
of the rose, just breaking from it's making of your prize-winning film.
bud, the sparkle of the dew or rain The family too c n bo woven into
upon the open petals, even the petals your pattern of filming, thus m king
themselves lying carelessly upon the it not only comp tition ntry but
ground, these and a thousand and also a p rson I film to b tr sur d
one other similar examples can be for y rs to com . Wh th r of
captured, not just for a fleeting window-box s or wid
moment, but permanently upon your send now your ntry for
film. It may be that your choice Fancies" comp tition.

FESTIVAL OF BRITA N

Every month, until the Festival closes in September, and in addition to
the normal competitions, a special prize of £5 Os. Od. will be awarded for the
best film submitted of the Festival of Britain celebrations. The competition for
each month will close on the 21st of the month following, i.e. June competition
closes on the 21st July 1951.

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