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System Notices
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Leo Enticknap
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quote: Brad Miller
Please do NOT post anything that is specific to your print. In other words...
*If the leaders were cut
*How many ID frames there were
*A scratch you saw
*A specific broken reel
*A bad can latch
*If the print had reel bands
*Your print number
*Head or tail orientation
*The style of MPAA rating band
*Whether you got dts discs or not
*If you had to wait for a security guy to unlock the padlocks
*The kind of changeover cues the print had
*If the print had vinegar syndrome or not (this is an especially big waste of time on a brand new print on polyester base [Roll Eyes] )
*Etc, etc, etc.

Given that we're now at a stage at which few if any film prints are likely to be made anymore, and therefore the ones in circulation are the ones we're stuck with, information about the condition of specific prints, especially for older/rep titles, would now be useful, I think: it's the kind of info a programmer might want when deciding whether to book a film or a DCP in cases where both are available.

So I've taken the liberty of including it on the reports of the 70mm stuff I ran over the weekend here - apologies in advance if you'd still rather not have it.

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Brad Miller
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No I do agree with you, the rules are outdated now that film is essentially gone. Please make sure to quote print numbers however (if present).

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System Notices
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Jonathan Goeldner
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can folk also at this point, if it's DCP include the thread code, I like referencing and noting if a movie is 4K or 2K - the inclusion of audio info (5.1 / 7.1) is also ideal.

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