RPS AV Group
AV NEWS
NEW EDITORS
Jill K. Bunting CPAGB and John Smith APAGB CPAGB
take over as Editors of the Royal Photographic Society Audio Visual Group Magazine
AV News. The Magazine is now available to Non RPS Members by a yearly subscription
It is published Quarterly & the full colour pages are packed with News, Reports
Technical Information, Competition Results & Event Details.
We aim to make AV News accessible to all levels from beginner to advanced worker
and through its pages, would like to bring all AV workers together, whether in large AV
Groups or individuals working alone.
Please send us any items of Audio Visual News & details of events from your Federation
& Clubs for inclusion in the Magazine and also on our new website www.avnews.org.uk
Please see the website for Publication dates & Subscription information.
Send items via email to editors@avnews.org.uk
Jill & John are also available to give talks, demonstrations & workshops
www.avnews.org.uk
To see these details and Jill and John in glorious color click here 
The editors welcome any items concerning Audio Visual for publication, including reports, news, technical information or letters. If you have any AV Events that you would like us to publicise in our Events Calendar on the website, then please send us details with contact information. Email address are shown on the website but are hidden from Spam Robots in the coding.
Jill K. Bunting CPAGB & John Smith APAGB CPAGB
Editors of AV News
Email: editors@avnews.org.uk
Website: www.avnews.org.uk
RPS AV Group Promotional Lecture
Any club short of a lecture, why not use the
RPS AV Group lecture put together by
Keith Scott FRPS of donated AV’s by
International AV Workers past and present
A member of the group will come along and give
The presentation of AV’s to promote the AV Group.
The cost PAGB Rates + a donation of your choice.
Please contact
Keith Scott FRPS. Email avpix@btinternet.com
Or
Bernard Longley ARPS Email penguinsbern@aol.com
NEW DISTINCTION CATEGORY
The Council of the Royal Photographic Society has endorsed a proposal to create a new category of LRPS Distinction, called Photo Harmony. It has similarities with the LRPS in Audio Visual, and applications will be considered by the AV Panel. However, Photo Harmony is designed to enable applicants to demonstrate their skills in matching images with appropriate transitions and harmonising them with the sound. No script or story with a specific beginning, middle and end is required. Selection, quality and sympathetic progression of images is the prime factor being assessed, though the appropriateness of recording quality of the soundtrack will also be taken into account.
The purpose of this category is to display set of images which harmonise with each other in terms of colour or tone and graphic design, and with the sound used, rather than to display images which may be excellent when considered individually but which fail to harmonise with each other and with the sound chosen. It is the norm that sound and images should start and finish together. Where music is used, it is recommended that the orginal ending is preserved, rather than an arbitrary fade-out.
AV differs from the category by placing far greater emphasis on the balance between concept/story, script, sound recording/editing and images. Advice on draft applications may be obtained from Robert Albright, FRPS, AV Panel Chair, Robert@robertalbriqht.co.uk . The AV Panel will meet on Sun. 29 April. Applications should be made via Andy Moore 01225 325761 andv@rps.orq Guidelines are available from Andy or downloadable from wwvr.rps.org or www.avq.rps.orq
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