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John Salim
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2018
'Treasure' 35mm short film by The Leigh Film Society ( Panavision )
A short 35mm film produced from The Leigh Film Society writers workshop in 2004.
Directed By John Attwell, written and produced by Simon Bond.
Shot in and around Chalkwell beach ( Southend-on-Sea ) Essex.
'Buried' The making of 'Treasure' can be seen here ... th-cam.com/video/eDHIQ5fUpCk/w-d-xo.html
Cast:
Colin ( metal detectorist ): Nicolas Tennant
Billy ( Colin’s rival ): Nathan Abbott
Barry ( café customer ): John Wiggins
Ted ( café owner ): Sebastian Abineri
Crew:
Producer & Writer: Simon Bond
Director: John Attwell
Director of Photography: Tim Wooster
Steadicam operator: Julian Morson
Focus puller: Simon Heck
Loader: Adrian Spanna
Editor: Ben Dawson
Sound recordists: Anthony Jeffs
Boom operator: Mike Lowther
Continuity: Amy Neal
Hair, Make-up and Wardrobe: Laura Dooley
Runners: Mike Ellliott, Josie Peto, Gwen Simpson, Jack McBride
Stills Photographer ( Digital ): Dan Brown
Stills Photographer ( Film ): John Salim
Production Video: Ben Dawson
Music: 'Call America' written and arranged by: Suki Smith. Performed by Madam
Executive producer: David Valentine
Directed By John Attwell, written and produced by Simon Bond.
Shot in and around Chalkwell beach ( Southend-on-Sea ) Essex.
'Buried' The making of 'Treasure' can be seen here ... th-cam.com/video/eDHIQ5fUpCk/w-d-xo.html
Cast:
Colin ( metal detectorist ): Nicolas Tennant
Billy ( Colin’s rival ): Nathan Abbott
Barry ( café customer ): John Wiggins
Ted ( café owner ): Sebastian Abineri
Crew:
Producer & Writer: Simon Bond
Director: John Attwell
Director of Photography: Tim Wooster
Steadicam operator: Julian Morson
Focus puller: Simon Heck
Loader: Adrian Spanna
Editor: Ben Dawson
Sound recordists: Anthony Jeffs
Boom operator: Mike Lowther
Continuity: Amy Neal
Hair, Make-up and Wardrobe: Laura Dooley
Runners: Mike Ellliott, Josie Peto, Gwen Simpson, Jack McBride
Stills Photographer ( Digital ): Dan Brown
Stills Photographer ( Film ): John Salim
Production Video: Ben Dawson
Music: 'Call America' written and arranged by: Suki Smith. Performed by Madam
Executive producer: David Valentine
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Buried: the making of 35mm short film 'Treasure' ( Panavision )
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Behind the scenes to the short film 'Treasure' shot over three days in April 2004. Produced by Ben Dawson. Shot in and around Chalkwell beach ( Southend-on-Sea ) Essex. 'Treasure' can be seen here ... th-cam.com/video/vjMvXs51BkE/w-d-xo.html
61306 Mayflower steam engine departing Southend East station ( 10th July 2021 )
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The 'Mayflower' steam engine departing Southend East station 07:26 on it's way to Eastbourne and Hastings. Organised and run by The Steam Dreams Rail Co.
'All Hit Radio' introduction with Neil Andrews.
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Neil Andrews from 'All Hit Radio' introducing the radio station.
'All Hit Radio' production promotion with Neil Andrews.
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Neil Andrews from 'All Hit Radio' promoting radio station production.
The White Bus Cinema ( behind the scenes - projection room )
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A typical Wednesday night at The White Bus Cinema, Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Projection room, showing film preparation and screening the evenings programme. For the technically minded, we're using a Fumeo 16mm projector ( 500w xenon ) running 16mm com-opt ( combined optical soundtrack print ) 1.34: 1 ratio. 16mm sep-mag ( separate picture and magnetic soundtrack print ) 1.34:1 ratio. ... and a Su...
Where you guys from? Love the accent
The projectors suffer some light loss going through those windows. Wonder how well it would work out to have a black rubber cone go from where window would be to the lens? I've seen something like that at IMAX theaters.
There is a little light loss of course, but light-level readings are taken in the auditorium off the screen and adjusted for the recommended 16 foot lamberts luminance.
@@johnsalim7981 Nice to know there is power to spare. How much brighter can those projectors get?
In our situation we could get about one f stop more light.
That was interesting. i've never seen a 16mm setup like that with the separate mag film and reader. how many tracks does that give you? I run a small home cinema as well. Nice setup you have going on there. greetings from ontario canada
Greetings to you in Canada ! 16mm 'sep-mag' was a common set up in British TV studios and preview theatres. Our machine is single track mono, but there were two track / stereo with Dolby around too.
Excellent stuff keep it up.
Really interesting stuff. Back in the sixties l was the assistant manager of the Southend ABC CINEMA. I used to spend a lot of time in the projection room. When l left l worked in large advertising agency in London in the preview theatre’s and recording studio. Had to learn to lace up the projectors very quickly when the client was there often double head 35mm film. The projectors then were using arc lamps they also had B&W video cameras attached for early video CCTV and recording to video on Sony reel to reel recorders B&W only.
What a Picture quality these films have.... Digital is bullshit 😏
4:15 what's this magnetic tape use for?
It's the soundtrack. I've not seen a setup like this before, but it appears that the projector allows for the soundtrack to be played on a separate magnetic tape. Since it's a part of the projector, it will stay in sync. The sound quality will be a lot better on the tape than what is on the film. Allowing for stereo or even surround sound. Since it appears to be a 16mm one and the optical soundtrack on 16mm film is almost always mono. Other older cinema, including IMAX sometimes used 35mm magnetic tape for movie soundtracks as well.
It is in fact 16mm film coated with magnetic oxide.
That’s a art form putting on the films on
Good job guys. This is cinema at its best. Well done.
Beautiful set up next time l am in Southend-on-sea l will definatley pay a visit
I've been showing films for fifty years, but never seen a double band projector. Exiting ! Less exiting to watch You run so much film onto the floor... Never seen that either, and thanks for that !
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Looks GREAT... Working on my own Home Cinema myself.. anxious to see more ... thank you.
Film forever!