An instructional video made for school. About two minutes edited out of it. These projectors were installed in the 60s. Update: I think I was 17 at the time. I was a projectionist for 3 years, from 2008-2011. I also ran projectors occasionally at a drive-in, and they work basically the same way, but with different problems (like sunlight, being outdoors.) Film projection is a dying skill, so I'm glad it is being documented on YouTube.
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Showing posts with label Analog. Show all posts
Friday, 8 February 2013
How to thread a film projector
How to thread a film projector Video Clips. Duration : 2.37 Mins.
An instructional video made for school. About two minutes edited out of it. These projectors were installed in the 60s. Update: I think I was 17 at the time. I was a projectionist for 3 years, from 2008-2011. I also ran projectors occasionally at a drive-in, and they work basically the same way, but with different problems (like sunlight, being outdoors.) Film projection is a dying skill, so I'm glad it is being documented on YouTube.
An instructional video made for school. About two minutes edited out of it. These projectors were installed in the 60s. Update: I think I was 17 at the time. I was a projectionist for 3 years, from 2008-2011. I also ran projectors occasionally at a drive-in, and they work basically the same way, but with different problems (like sunlight, being outdoors.) Film projection is a dying skill, so I'm glad it is being documented on YouTube.
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
DIY Home Theater
DIY Home Theater Tube. Duration : 9.65 Mins.
I built this home theater in my basement, spending only about 300 dollars, plus the money for the projector. The screen, is made from white blackout cloth, stapled to a frame made of 1x4's that are covered in black cotton broadcloth. The backlighting for the screen is white rope lighting. I have a Harmony 650 controlling all of my components and the Lutron Maestro 600IR light controller to control the lights. If you have any questions please feel free to ask, I would love to help others achieve the wonderful dream of having a home theater! Good luck!
I built this home theater in my basement, spending only about 300 dollars, plus the money for the projector. The screen, is made from white blackout cloth, stapled to a frame made of 1x4's that are covered in black cotton broadcloth. The backlighting for the screen is white rope lighting. I have a Harmony 650 controlling all of my components and the Lutron Maestro 600IR light controller to control the lights. If you have any questions please feel free to ask, I would love to help others achieve the wonderful dream of having a home theater! Good luck!
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