"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 ...

Invisible white-gloved hands demonstrate the operation of the RCA 16mm sound projector. The film showcases the RCA 16mm sound projector, highlighting its powerful features and ease of use.

This is the third variation of the on-going 16mm film projector performance piece, "Six Seventy-Two Variations," for which I produce images and sound as a live performance. I use a wood carving ...

Though Miamians of a certain age may be loath to admit they recognize the signature clack clack clack of film in a projector ... and DVDs slowly replaced 16mm film. Many libraries simply did ...

35 mm movie reels. When it comes to preserving these old films, one big problem is physical deterioration of the film stock itself. You will know something is wrong when you get a strong acetic or ...

The group of four avowed movie nuts — Metro Detroiters John ... the pops and hisses on the soundtrack and the hum of the film projector. It's how the movies used to be, and you half expect ...

The theater also has a full menu of classic movie food and snacks ... the location features multiple 35mm film projectors, a 16mm film projector and a digital projector, along with a Dolby ...

It’s what’s ubiquitously available, even if you’ve maintained your own at-home video store for when streaming services decide a movie ... film. Housing hundreds of cans of precious 16mm ...

Scene transitions are often marked by harsh flashes in the 16mm film stock, as though the end ... flourishes to the point of excess, the movie’s calmer, more considered scenes stand out in ...