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Linda Welch
Film Handler

Posts: 9
From: Arlington, TX, USA
Registered: Dec 2003


 - posted 02-09-2004 10:39 PM      Profile for Linda Welch     Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I just felt the need to join everybody in here . . . My name's Linda, I'm a manager with Regal, in the DFW area. I worked for AMC in college (1997-1998) starting in concession and working my way up to booth/supervisor/trainer/senior staff at an 8-screen. I then took a break from theatre life until 2001, when I went to work as an asst. manager at Regal in OKC. I was promoted to GM of a small theatre here in Arlington, about weeks after an 18-screen AMC opened .5 mile away. We managed to get things going well for a while, but the theatre closed in December. Since then, I've been floating in the area, until I relocate back to OKC in March. I was actually referred to this website by one of my corporate booth guys as an awesome place to find manuals for some of the equipment in my 20-year-old theatre. Thanks much!

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Robert E. Allen
Phenomenal Film Handler

Posts: 1078
From: Checotah, Oklahoma
Registered: Jul 2002


 - posted 02-10-2004 03:32 PM      Profile for Robert E. Allen   Email Robert E. Allen   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Welcome Linda!

Geeze, if your equipment is only 20 years old it's fairly new. There are theatres still using equipment that's 60 years old and more. Well maintained a projector should last your lifetime.

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Braden Mailloux
Film Handler

Posts: 19
From: Sonoma, CA, USA
Registered: Feb 2004


 - posted 02-18-2004 09:43 PM      Profile for Braden Mailloux     Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
YO... Sonoma Cinemas staff projectionist. I do stuff... umm mainly trying to fix things when ever the break and keeping the booths clean. SOnoma is about 45 north of sonoma its the boring little town you would never wanna stop although WE HAVE A GREAT THEATRE.

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Chad Lindsey
Film Handler

Posts: 38
From: Ada, OK, USA
Registered: Feb 2004


 - posted 02-19-2004 08:17 PM      Profile for Chad Lindsey   Email Chad Lindsey   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hey everyone, I'm Chad Lindsey an Assistant Manager Trainee with Cinemark Movies 8 in Paris, TX we are a very unique 8 screen complex, you should stop by if ever passing through (first run at discount prices! Cant beat that!)

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Wolff King Morrow
Master Film Handler

Posts: 490
From: Denton, TX, USA
Registered: Feb 2004


 - posted 02-25-2004 02:50 AM      Profile for Wolff King Morrow   Author's Homepage   Email Wolff King Morrow   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Edit:

My apologies for editing my posts. I was informed by my employers that I am not allowed to discuss anything pertaining to operation, proceedures, profits, or wages of the company I work for on this or any other public media. Please note I was NOT aware of such a policy, so I apologize for the disruption of the thread.

Thanks for your understanding on this. -Wolff

[ 03-02-2004, 10:00 PM: Message edited by: Wolff King Morrow ]

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Lauren Fisher
Film Handler

Posts: 12
From: Dallas, TX, USA
Registered: Sep 2003


 - posted 02-25-2004 03:06 AM      Profile for Lauren Fisher   Email Lauren Fisher   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
somehow i missed this topic when i became a member...

i am called lauren by people i know or dont know,

i am called buddyess by my best friend at work.

currently while being a full time student i slave away, well thats a little strong, i work at cinemark at legacy in plano. ive been up in the booth a little over 2 years and have myself broken records over there. after about 2 months of working at the cinemark theatre i was moved into the projection booth, and since then i've loved it.

before working at cinemark i worked for a 14 screen theatre in south ft. worth, hollywood theatres and i wasnt allowed in the booth because of a former ub who dropped a print of titanic, and that ub happened to be a female.

so if you guys post remarks about females in general...mean ones ill come after you!

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William T. Parr
Jedi Master Film Handler

Posts: 823
From: Cedar Park, TX
Registered: Nov 2000


 - posted 02-25-2004 10:29 AM      Profile for William T. Parr   Email William T. Parr   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Well Welcome aboard Lauren. I was at the Legacy back in the middle of December visiting Mr Konen when a female projectionist came into the Large auditroium we were at the front of with a very long piece of Head leader from a film she was building for a public sneak. Was this perhaps you? And just for the record I have trained several female projectionist in my 15 year theatre carrer and I find them more reliable than 90% of the male projectionist I have trained.

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Dean Kollet
Jedi Master Film Handler

Posts: 591
From: Florida State University
Registered: Jul 2003


 - posted 02-25-2004 12:03 PM      Profile for Dean Kollet   Email Dean Kollet   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
My name is Dean Kollet.
I am a booth operator in Tallahassee, FL. I also attend Florida State University while I'm working, major is creative writing...

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Daniel Bennett
Film Handler

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From: lake dallas, TX
Registered: Feb 2004


 - posted 02-26-2004 12:57 PM      Profile for Daniel Bennett   Author's Homepage   Email Daniel Bennett   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hi my name is Daniel and I'm a manager at the Rave 16 in Hickory Creek, Texas. One of my projectionists told me about this place so I thought I would join. Not many Rave employees represented here... anyways, Hi!

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Andrew Shingleton
Film Handler

Posts: 63
From: Richmond, Victoria, Australia
Registered: Feb 2004


 - posted 03-06-2004 04:43 AM      Profile for Andrew Shingleton   Email Andrew Shingleton   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hi guys,

Been lurking on and off since 2000 - figured it's probably time to actually join.

Currently aged 23, living in Melbourne Australia. Started in cinema in 1996 working front of house, learnt projection in 1999 and continued as a part time projectionist until I left the industry altogether in late 2000. After almost two years of painful call centre work (why I did that I'll never know) I got back into it for a different company (Anderson Cinemas) full time, and have since gone on to become Technical Manager.

This site has been invaluable to me as a wealth of technical information, and also for finding out what to expect from prints since we often get them so much later down under. I look forward to hopefully being able to contribute something back! [Smile]

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Daniel Alt
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 111
From: Lakewood, OH, USA
Registered: Mar 2004


 - posted 03-17-2004 03:47 PM      Profile for Daniel Alt   Email Daniel Alt   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
*taps on microphone*

My first post.. gosh! Be gentle with me.

I'm a member of the Case Western Reserve University Film Society. I've just recently gotten to the point where they'll trust me alone in the booth without setting fire to anything. Well, anything IMPORTANT, anyway. There are three other regular projectionists, two of whom have been there a long time, and the other a relative newcomer like myself.

We're running a pair of Century JJs with analog sound, soon to be upgraded to Dolby digital. This will, sadly, at least temporarily eliminate our ability to show mag 70. But once we get some nice person to cut a hole in the front of the projector to let the film out, that will be restored eventually. (And who knows.. maybe we'll rob enough liquor stores to put in a DTS system someday.)

We show a mix of sub-run and older stuff, with the occasional studio sneak thrown in for good measure. Probably our best thing is the annual science fiction marathon. 15 movies in a row, and no fair leaving to sleep!

I'm sure some of the other projectionists are floating around here somewhere, snickering at me, but I'm OK with that.

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Erika McCarty
Film Handler

Posts: 21
From: McKinney, TX/New Haven, CT
Registered: Nov 2003


 - posted 03-18-2004 08:16 PM      Profile for Erika McCarty   Email Erika McCarty   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hello!

I'm Erika, and an usher-b in the Dallas area (cinemark movies 14 in Mckinney). I've worked in the booth for about a year, and also do box office work. I love the industry and enjoy my job. Enough said. [thumbsup]

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Chad Lindsey
Film Handler

Posts: 38
From: Ada, OK, USA
Registered: Feb 2004


 - posted 03-30-2004 01:22 AM      Profile for Chad Lindsey   Email Chad Lindsey   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Thats not a Studio Eats hat in your picture, is it Erica? [Big Grin]

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99


 - posted 03-30-2004 02:10 AM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I'm Joe Redifer and once again this is my first post. I hope to someday prove you all wrong at whatever we may be discussing at the time, as that is my goal, even if you are right. I probably won't post much, though.

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Jason Miller
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 241
From: Little Rock, AR,
Registered: Mar 2004


 - posted 04-06-2004 08:48 PM      Profile for Jason Miller     Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
My name is Jason Miller, I am currently a projection and sound tech for REG theatres (the new mega company comprised of United Artists, Regal Cinemas, Edwards cninemas, Hoyts theatres, more to come I guess...).

in 1994 I found my self in Phoenix AZ.. at a tech school.. without a job.. and going to see a movie twice a week. so I figured I might as well just get a job so I wouldnt have to pay for movies anymore. I ended up working there until I went back to Colorado to go to an engineering school. I had already been bitten by the projection bug though.. and it wouldnt be long before I found myself at the mercy of a splicer.

I have been with United Artists for the last 5 years. I started at the Meadows 12 in Denver Colorado as a booth manager, worked for about a year at the Greenwood Plaza 12 in Denver, became a Projection Certifier after the merger (Trainer). When the Colorado Mills 16 theatre opened up on the west side of Denver, I opened up that booth and ran it for a year.

in December of 2003, I became part of the tech services department. I had been shadowing the great Pat Redmond for the previous months and was ready to get my feet wet.

I installed the new St Louis Mills 18, and now I currently oversee 141 screens at 10 theatres in AR, MO, OK, and MN.

I dont take very good pictures or I would post one.

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