OK, I got a 16mm film projector. Yeah, it's not a computer item, but hey, if you have some old HS football films you want to watch, or some vintage pr0n, this is the ticket. Self-loading, works like a ...
We’ve heard plenty about the business side of moviegoing these past few months, as theaters gradually reopened and earlier this month Warner Bros. released “Tenet” in the hopes of averting an ...
Periodically, whenever the Chicago Film Society gets together and talks about the future, conversation winds back to the same existential concern: Does the general public even know what film is ...
With deep roots in the independent film world, horror movies have often had the amateur’s touch that separates them from the mainstream. 16mm projection highlights the process of making such haunting ...
"Everything You Ever Wanted in a 16mm Projector" is an RCA promotional film made for the RCA 1600, probably in the mid-1960s. Yes, everything . . . brilliant pictures, superb sound, simple operation, ...
CONCORD, Ohio -- When film collector Mike Glazer wants to watch a movie at home, he rummages in his film library for a selection, threads the film strip into a projector and listens to the machine ...
On a recent cool night in a warm Miami winter, patrons drank pints of German beer and ate schnitzel as a rare historical film projected onto a screen, showing scenes of Overtown before I-95 demolished ...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — For the second year running Wealthy Theatre, in collaboration with the Pickle Fort Film Collective, will be screening the classic Christmas film It's A Wonderful Life (Capra 1946 ...
In his latest YouTube video, Bill Hammack, University Of Illinois professor and self-proclaimed EngineerGuy, brings his How It Works-esque video know-how to film projectors. But Hammack isn’t ...
It has never been digitized. It has never been seen on the Internet. It does not exist in a world of electronic samples and .mov files. It’s hard to know to what world it belongs. The film sampled on ...
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