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"Widescreen History"
A New book about wide screen from International 70mm Publishers
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The 70mm Newsletter
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Written
by: Johan Wolthuis, International 70mm Publishers, Arnhem, The Netherlands |
Date: 14.02.2014 |
The publication from "International 70mm Publishers", published by Johan Wolthuis
The new WIDESCREEN HISTORY publication summarise the history of
Widescreen processes and related subjects. It is not the complete history of
widescreen history, but the intention was to make a publication with a lot
of information on Cinerama, CinemaScope systems, 70mm, etc., With a little
history about sound and color and as important aspect: a lot of classic
illustrations in colour and black and white.
The price of one copy is € 13.50 GBP 12.50 and USD 19.50.
For mailing and excerpts of this publication, see our website
70mmpublishers.nl
It will be for sale here:
• Grand Fund Raising Bazaar at the Cinema Museum / Ronald Grant Archive in
London, Tube station Kennington/ Elephant & Castle. Saturday March 1st
• Bradford's Widescreen Weekend April 10-13
• 70MM Film Event at Biffen, Aalborg
Denmark, 26. April 2014 + Johan Wolthuis to
attend 70mm Event
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More
in 70mm reading:
Digital & 65mm
Film Presentation for the 21st Century
International 70mm Publishers Meeting
70mm Alive and kicking in Berlin!
Berlinale 2009 - 70mm Retrospective
Statement on 65/70mm
Johan Wolthuis Interview
Internet link:
International 70mm Publishers
Katwoudehof 36
6843 BX Arnhem
The Netherlands
E-mail: johanwolthuis@yahoo.co.uk
70mm Publishers.nl
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Table
of Contents
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2
A Summary of Wide Screen Processes
4 A little History, by Johan Wolthuis
6 Sound at the Movies
8 Color at the Movies
35 mm 3-strip systems
10 Cinerama 1952, by Johan
Wolthuis
12 CineMiracle
13 Kinopanorama
14 Abel Gance and Kevin
Brownlow and Polyvision
16 2012: The Return of Cinerama: ''In
the Picture"
by Johan Wolthuis
35/55 mm anamorphic
18 CinemaScope and CinemaScope 55, by Johan Wolthuis
20 The Widescreen Revolution:
CinemaScope, by Rick Mitchell†
24 The Original CinemaScope Engagements, by Michael Coate
26 The First Anamorphic Movies in France, by Alain Dorange
35 mm horizontal
28 VistaVision, by
Johan Wolthuis
30 Panoramapages of 'Oklahoma!'
32 Technirama
& Super-Technirama70
34 Cinéorama, Circarama & Circlorama
65/70mm processes
35 Grandeur 70, by Johan Wolthuis
36 The
Splendour of 70mm and Todd-AO
38 MGM Camera 65 +
Ultra Panavision 70 +
Super
Panavision 70
40 Smell-O-Vision +
MCS 70 +
Dimension 150 +
Showscan +
SDS 70
41 DP70 the Todd-AO projector, by
Thomas Hauerslev
42 USSR International coproductions in 35/70mm
Sovscope, by Jan-Hein Bal
70 mm stories
46 70mm Recent History, by Johan Wolthuis
49 Cleopatra: The Real Star Was the 65mm Camera!
52 Sir David Lean: Master of 70mm Epics
54 A Lost Profession and a boothless cinema?
56 Imax & Omnimax, by Tom March & Johan Wolthuis
59 Acknowledgements + Sources
60 Afterword + Table of Contents
61 SAMSARA in 65mm by Mark Magidson
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