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Wish to have seen it when it was being built

Watched this movie again 2 nights ago. Anyone know where these scenes are actually taken in Vancouver?? The railway scene? Etc…?

And the film on screen, where are????

Them speakers behind the screen are set up poorly. You don’t but subwoofer in the middle of the screen like that. Those should be lined on the floor. And have horns and mains evenly spaced in the center.

That’s just too much work to get a movie started. Thank god for new technology.

Aspiring crew here, thank you for sharing this incredible footage!

Few people will know this put, is not a actual time laps, a a slo-mo.

This old make a lot of 24Hz noise as a new one and to much work

12:53 Enjoy the rest of the afternoon

How many times was the screen changed out in your tenure? Also, why is only the damaged portion of the screen sent back to IMAX? For quality control?

I've seen a lot of the threading of the IMAX, but i have never seen what happens at the end of a show. I'm delighted you were able to show how that worked when it was still in use. I'm also delighted that you were able to use it right up until retirement! I have questions though. What are the lights that we see flashing as the brain is on screen on the platter, too fast and too slow? How hard was it to switch between the digital projection back to the film projection? How heavy were those suckers anyways, they must have damn near broken the service elevator, lol! Do you know if the museum plans to put any kind of educational materials on the glass covering the outside of the booth? Last time I saw it, it was a boring glass square. Thank you for the fun times and amazing experiences in that theatre!

so glad to see IMAX kept the film going. I hope one day I get to see a setup in person

That Car Is A Classic.

Damn that sound great!

That sounds awesome. 👍👍

Need a better camera guy

Thank-you for this video, I still have one of his posters that I must have received from Grandad Ian. I think I may have met him when I was very little and was inspired to paint from his incredible work. Hope your well

Technical down grade. 4K Vrs 18K 15/70 film

So those are 3" particle transfer rollers at 13:37 ? Are different colored softer or harder ones ever used?

How is the 70mm rewound?

What is that grey reel used for 2:35

what year was this filmed? i first visited this place in the late 90s

I never realised, until recently, that the sound was not on the film. Amazing that a digital sound system can synch with a basic "analogue" film. Can it ever go out of synch? I mean - if there's a film breakage & the repairs & splicing results in losing a few frames, how does it get back in synch?

IMAX most of the cinemas in the Uk are NOT IMAX, I don’t go to the cinema no more because the grainy IMAX visuals are not sharp enough, to get the clarity of the IMAX experience why are cinema screens so so big, reduce the size of the screens and the clarity of the picture is sharper and pin point Excellent nowadays it’s all grainy,

'PromoSM'

What company welded the screen, is there a video on how they are made?

Entirely TOO labor intensive ‼️

Help ! Apart from the 70mm film, what was on the smaller spools on that separate machine? The soundtrack ? I thought the soundtrack was down the side of the film ?

This video was absolutely wonderful. When I was young, to be a projectionist was my passion, but my parents wanted me to get "a proper job". . I love this ! Thank you. The nearest I got was running the Film Society at my Uni, showing films every Sunday, Monday & Tuesday every week for 5 years - operating two Elf 16mm projectors.

cool 7015 is still possible!

70mm still runs at our hometown cinema

wow so thats how they get up there

What is the frequency range of the sub bass in IMAX sound system and is it set -3db or +10db than the full range ?

I don't understand digital film. Can someone please explain that to me. How does digital film work versus regular film.

The sound system upgrade is truly massive, even when only showing a 6-channel mix like Chris Nolan flicks. Seeing Dunkirk in both IMAX 1570 and then IMAX GT Laser...wow! The 1.43:1 GT Laser screening, the sound was freaking huge! Deeper, clearer, better.

That'll Be The Day. 😂

it make me sad when film get killed and replaced whit some digital shit ):

no gloves? you were really brave back then

Hello people from the front page

Can you show the power supply and it’s specs for the lamp ?

This film projector better not be in the dump for landfill

real cinema is film, digital is only a big hdtv for home.

Да уж, технологии и здесь шагнули далеко вперёд. Вспоминая как я работал на МЕО-5, сегодня это кажется каменным веком. А здесь, столько разной техники, работающей слаженно. Как во всём этом один спец разбирается!? Уму не постяжимо

Я даже представить не мог что сейчас так выглядит офис киномеханика . Спасибо !

awesome thanks for sharing a day-in-the-life.. was cool to see

Going on about 35156 years ago 🤪, I used to do carbon arc projectors. It seems it was about 20 minutes per roll. The Sound of Music was probably the most reels for one show, that I ever did.

What the difference in the projectors what’s the white one and the one at they end of the video

Thank you for the great video! Despite some comments I don't think this is a downgrade. Operational overhead is way too big with the film. But, could analog imax give proper blacks like oled?

One of the best presentations of IMAX 70mm film and modern Digital Projectors. Bravo. IMAX is the top of cinema projectionist profesion.