A chairman was elected, the agenda given and the minutes read. The business arising out of the minutes was that although the write up was given to the Daily Worker it was distorted and did not carry the correct message. It was proposed that a proper address should be given for the group which should call itself the [Workers Film] Feature Film Section as part of the Film and Photo League. And that the name “Kino” should not be used. The treasurer reported to have collected £1.10.0 in loans, and pointed out that since the group is antonymous the film must be financed by the members themselves. It was decided that the percentage to be taken by the distributive section should be fixed after completion of the film. Both scenarios present were read and discussed. Since both were different it was decided to start work on one using suggestion from both. The synopsis of the scenario was read and also part of the sequence. It was decided that a special committee should be elected to work on the writing of scenario alone and four members were elected. The committee arranged to meet on Tuesday 4th Dec at 4pm a permanent chairman was elected for the group. It was suggested that the props should be kept at one place in order to locate them easily. It was also moved that we should apply officially for the use of this room and also that it should be payed [sic]as rent. Members were asked to look for premises. A meeting was called for the following Saturday at 3pm.
[Reference: BFI National Archive]
