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APC's connection to the
Queens Chamber of
Commerce
Captain Ira H. Genet "was a walking
encyclopedia, an academic, a writer, a filmmaker, and worked in
various other roles both governmental and non-governmental,"
according to his grandson, Nicholas Genet.
Television productions in the 1950s
Television was part of Army Pictorial Center's output in
the 1950s. Productions were distributed by
Kinescope,
as recalled by Neil
Upchurch. "Christmas 1957" was one of those
productions, shown in the photo above. Sitting on the
wall is Dennis
E. Laughlin, who was part of the television
set design and art department.
What
work did Carl Heuer produce?
Who was that beatnik in Hartzer's film?
Training Photographers in China
During World War II
The 'T"
System for Measuring Light Transmission
Studio Electrical Modernization
Memories
from Alumni News
"It simply took me back, 'way
back, and reminded me of much of my love for moving pictures.
I loved every single iota of it."
Help Page: Bed Check in France
Contributing to Film History
Hall of Heroes
Cameraman Frank H. Labram Remembered
Colorful Memories
In Focus: A Trove
of APC History
A Foxhold on Wheels
Other Photo Units: 497th
Signal Company
Ron Rozewski
More
Footage of Camp Feldafing?
Robert M.
Rosenthal
Another APC
Alumnus Found!
After APC
Army Demonstrates
Drones for Reconnaisance
James Boultinghouse
D'Addario Photos
A
Daughter's Memories
Edward
Boykin on Mobile Television
Film industry in WWII
More about
Norton S. Parker
The Big
Picture Catalog
Cameras for atomic tests
(Updated June 12, 2021.)
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