residents
Win
video
prize

TWO STUDENTS from Simon
Fraser University, North Shore
residents Scott Haynes and
Fumiko Kiyooka, have been nam-
ed national winners of a $5,000
award in the Quasar Camcorder
Competition.

Their video, The Tide, judged
the most outstanding submission
by a panel of authorities in film-
making, won out over entries from
colleges and universities across
Canada.

Organized and sponsored by
Quasar — a division of Matsushita
Electric of Canada — the project
was the first of its kind to en-
courage creativity in video arts at
the university level. Quasar cam-
corder equipment was available to
participating students.

SCHOOL SUBMISSIONS

Schools participating in the in-
vitational competition were per-
mitted to enter three submissions
at the regional level. Video entries
eligible for submission were judged
on artistic and technical considera-
tions, with video conceptual
development relating to themes
about home and family interests.

The regional entry deemed the
most outstanding at each par-
ticipating institution was selected
by school instructors for entry in
the national competition.

The video co-produced by
Kiyooka and Haynes was selected
as national award winner after all
regional entries had been screened.

Scott Verle Haynes, 28, has
completed Bachelor of Arts studies
at Simon Fraser University, major-
ing in fine and performing arts,
and concentrating on film produc-
tion.

PP.EVIOUS WIN

In 1985, he was co-winner with
Fumiko Kiyooka of the Norman
McLaren Award in the Canadian
student category of the Montreal
Festival des Films du Monde.
Their winning entry, Clouds, was a
26-minute film,

Fumiko Kivooka, 28, is com-
pleting her final sear at Simon
Fraser for a Bachelor of Fine and
Performing Arts, with concentra-
tion in modern dance.

Their video entry in the Quasar
Camcorder Competition centres
around the non-verbal car.
munication links between a mother
and her unborn chia, Ocean
footage in the film was shot at
Spanish Banks and Stanley Park in
Vancouver,

The project was organized by
Quasar to give special recognition
to the importance of video art in
modern communications and its
impact on the home environment,
said Jan Vatcher, general manager
of Quasar’s Sales Division.

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| uncil elects
lnew executive

AT ITS recent: Annual General
Meeting, the West Vancouver
Community Arts Council elected a
new executive and board of diree-
tors,

Incoming president, Lorne
fopham, highlighted his plans for

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the coming year with continued
and stepped up efforts to aid in the
providing of an arts centre for our
community,

In addition, the arts council will
continue to provide sersices ta the
community through its program of
classes and provision of facilities.

It hopes to expand the services it
offers to the whole community.
Aiso elected to the executive
were Eynne Flipse, Naney Farley
and Mary Epps. Eleven directors
at large comprise the remainder of
the board of directors. Executive
director is Virginia Stephen.

— NRA FARA 7

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