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Widescreen Weekend 2003
21 - 24 March, 2003. Pictureville, Bradford, England

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The 70mm Newsletter
Written by: Thomas Hauerslev Date: 30.04.2017 (Remastered)
Introductions at the Pictureville. Picture by Thomas Hauerslev

Bill Lawrence, Head of Cinema:
The Widescreen Weekend is a celebration of all that is extraordinary in large format film and has become a highlight on the film festival calendar.

• Read full text: Creating the Widescreen Weekend

Tony Cutts & Duncan McGregor, Heads of Projection:
The audiences clearly prefer the curve to the flat screen. Generally, we have a difficult job explaining the difference between the formats and what film goes on which screen. "Why don't you show this on the curve?" they often ask.

• Read full text: Projecting the Widescreen Weekend

Bill Lawrence, Head of Cinema:
I get quite a lot of feed-back from our guests in the form of letters, e-mails and phone calls. People are very happy, they had a great time and they think Pictureville Cinema has a nice atmosphere and is a nice place to visit. They generally have a good time here.

• Read full text: Planning the Widescreen Weekend

• Read full text: What did you think of the 2003 Wide Screen Weekend?
• Read full text: Widescreen Weekend 2003 report

• Digital Gallery: Bradford, Widescreen Weekend 2003
• 35mm Gallery: Bradford, Widescreeen Weekend 2003
• By Richard Greenhalgh: Bradford, Widescreeen Weekend 2003
• By Paul Rayton: Bradford, Widescreeen Weekend 2003
 
More in 70mm reading:

• Gallery: 2003
• Gallery film: 2003
• Gallery film: Greenhalgh
•
Gallery film: Rayton
• WSW Home
• Through the Years
• The Best of WSW

• Academy of the WSW

• Creating the WSW
• Planning the WSW
• Projecting the WSW
• Home of CINERAMA
• Projecting CINERAMA


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Program 2003

 
CINERAMA at the  Pictureville. Picture by Thomas Hauerslev

March 21

13:45 "Spartacus" in Super Technirama 70
17:30 Reception for weekend delegates
18:15 "Forty Guns" black and white CinemaScope
20:00 "2001: A Space Odyssey" in 70mm Cinerama on the curve with the D-150 lens.

March 22
10:15 CinemaScope trailers
12:00 Technical Seminar on Scope lenses – Joe Dunton
14:00 "Search for Paradise" in Cinerama
16:30 "The Ninth Configuration" 35mm anamorphic
19:15 Lecture by Gerry Fisher - shooting film 
20:15 "The Robe" in CinemaScope

March 23
10:15 Cineramacana with Audience on Stage picture and Academy of the Widescreen Weekend
12:45 "Silk Stockings" in CinemaScope
15:00 "Cinerama Holiday" in Cinerama
17:30 Lecture by John Belton
19:00 Masterclass: Michael Deeley
19:45 "The Deer Hunter" in 70mm introduced by Michael Deeley 

March 24
10:30 "The King and I" CinemaScope 55 in Grandeur  70

• Read full text: What did you think of the 2003 Wide Screen Weekend?
• Read full text:
Widescreen Weekend 2003 report
 
 

Pictureville Cinema, Bradford

 
Projector light at the Pictureville. Picture by Thomas Hauerslev

Thomas Hauerslev, Editor The 70mm Newsletter: The Pictureville cinema, the jewel of British cinema in Bradford, West Yorkshire in the heart of Great Britain, is one of three cinemas equipped to show Cinerama in the original 3-strip format. The huge screen is wide and deeply curved. It’s the perfect framework to present 70mm with 6-track sound in Super Technirama 70, Todd-AO and Ultra Panavision 70.

• Read full text: Pictureville Cinema, Bradford, England

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