This is designed for distribution and exhibition.
They are donated to help independant companies.
These are encrypted so they can't get into the wrong hands. The server will only allow the content to be played when provided with a software key that is valid for the content.
Digital master- compressed content- Encrypted content- distribution media- cinema server- digital projecter- Screen.
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Monday, 7 December 2009
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Logistics of a film
It is everything that goes on behind the film.
The distributors have to meet the legal requirements.
To buy the 35mm prints it costs around £100.
For small clips, each one lasts for 18 to 20 minutes.
They belong to the people producing the film.
The distributors rent out the prints to the vue, cineworld, etc.
Independant films can only afford £100.
3-D or substitutes cost way more.
1. Prints are hired
2. Onto a delivery van
3. To the cinema
4. Onto an assembly bench
5. Through the projector
6. Back through the process and onto the next cinema
When it has all finished it gets stored.
When in the van if it is damaged they have a lot of spares to use and to replace to damaged one, this is called theatrical coverage.
The distributors have to meet the legal requirements.
To buy the 35mm prints it costs around £100.
For small clips, each one lasts for 18 to 20 minutes.
They belong to the people producing the film.
The distributors rent out the prints to the vue, cineworld, etc.
Independant films can only afford £100.
3-D or substitutes cost way more.
1. Prints are hired
2. Onto a delivery van
3. To the cinema
4. Onto an assembly bench
5. Through the projector
6. Back through the process and onto the next cinema
When it has all finished it gets stored.
When in the van if it is damaged they have a lot of spares to use and to replace to damaged one, this is called theatrical coverage.
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
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