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Michael Brown
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 - posted 11-27-2001 10:39 AM      Profile for Michael Brown   Email Michael Brown   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Just for anybodies future reference,
In Film Handlers forum i asked about an interval.


Bernard Tonks wrote:


All 9 reels will go on a 36” diameter tower spool easily. However if you do decide to have an intermission!
Intermission is to be in the most appropriate place at the end of reel 5.

Part One – Reels 1 to 5: runs 83 mins. 50 secs.

Part Two – Reels 6 to 9: runs 68 mins. 15 secs.

Cast list (inclusive is 8 mins.)


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John Hawkinson
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This was probably worth posting earlier, but I forgot the first time we ran this one. Many of the changeover cues are nigh on invisible -- extremely thin open circles against dark backgrounds. If you run this changeover, strongly consider which motor cues need "help."

--jhawk

p.s.: I wonder how this fits with Bernard's comment on no cues at all; my 2 prints via ETS Boston, Technicolor lab, Kodak 2383 stock, both had the same barely-there -type lab cueing. Followups to this discussion in the FHF, plz.


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John Pytlak
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In the US, Harry Potter was distributed by Warner Bros., which usually has prints made by Technicolor. Exchange is ETS.

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