I only got to spend 10 years messing with film at a theater after high school. In 2007, the projectors were changing because of 3d cinema at the time. In 2010, all the theaters went digital except for the imax that the company had. The following year even that became digital and I was looking for a different line of work. I truly miss working with film. I was glad to at least experience that before the change to digital.
I know most of us do it without thinking, but it’s hard listening to a person talk when they constantly use uh 🙄 in between sentences. The film is 70mm thick.uh and 15 per frame.uh you know what I mean.uh. Thanks.uh.
These massively old people should retire! I’m a younger man that’s been waiting a very long time to become a projectionist but these old senior citizens are like “I’ve been here for 48 years!!” Then fuckin retire!! You lived your dream now let a young person live theirs!
I’ve been a 35 mm projectionist for 20 years and man, is this impressive. Starting digital movies now takes about 20 sec. People ask me now and then if digital projection has changed things a lot. My reply: If you can teach a chimpansee to work with a smartphone he could easily do the job.
@Federal Bureau of Investigation of UA-cam Yes, except for IMAX. There is no such thing as digital IMAX, and there won't be until the entire cinema workflow from camera to projector can be done in at least 8K resolution.
Man that was really cool to see. I'm a lifelong film camera and projection enthusiast and I loved that close up look and personal perspective.
we're so lucky to have this beautiful theatre in our city. ever since that first school field trip in 1992 ive loved this place.
What a lovely Man, doing a precious job.. of course he is right, 1570 is the best thing possible to experience and you well never forget it
I only got to spend 10 years messing with film at a theater after high school. In 2007, the projectors were changing because of 3d cinema at the time. In 2010, all the theaters went digital except for the imax that the company had. The following year even that became digital and I was looking for a different line of work. I truly miss working with film. I was glad to at least experience that before the change to digital.
True. I did your job dude, bringing back memories.
Once you use digital it's not really film anymore.
that was a great video
I know most of us do it without thinking, but it’s hard listening to a person talk when they constantly use uh 🙄 in between sentences. The film is 70mm thick.uh and 15 per frame.uh you know what I mean.uh. Thanks.uh.
IMAX 15 perf 70mm for the WIN!
2001 space oddisey directed by : stanley kubrick
These massively old people should retire! I’m a younger man that’s been waiting a very long time to become a projectionist but these old senior citizens are like “I’ve been here for 48 years!!” Then fuckin retire!! You lived your dream now let a young person live theirs!
I’ve been a 35 mm projectionist for 20 years and man, is this impressive. Starting digital movies now takes about 20 sec. People ask me now and then if digital projection has changed things a lot. My reply: If you can teach a chimpansee to work with a smartphone he could easily do the job.
In a way. A lot more to go wrong though. And that's where you earn your pay day.
IMAX SR's with 15/70 DMR Film = 16K
I wonder how big endgame was
probably 900-1000 pounds and around 9 miles long
@Federal Bureau of Investigation of UA-cam There are LOTS of film IMAX theaters. Yes they're dying fast, but they still exist.
@Federal Bureau of Investigation of UA-cam Yes, except for IMAX. There is no such thing as digital IMAX, and there won't be until the entire cinema workflow from camera to projector can be done in at least 8K resolution.
Adam Ahmed there is. ua-cam.com/video/uy0gsOF9Ypo/v-deo.html , so you're saying he playin on a ps4 film edition?
It was in digital i guess...