Sebastian and the 70mm Film |
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| Written by: Thomas Hauerslev. Images by: Sebastian Rosacker | Date: 15.03.2013 |
 Sebastian
carefully inspecting every frame of 70mm film for Saturday's "Greatest Show
in Todd-AO" - the performance of "Those Magnificent men in their Flying
Machines, or how I flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours and 11 Minutes".On March 16, 2013 at 2pm, the ROYAL theater in Malmö Sweden, will celebrate its 52nd anniversary! On the same day I will celebrate my 60th birthday and I’m happy to invite you all to the screening of ”Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines” in the wonderful 70mm-format. Come to Malmø Saturday, 16th March. Tickets are still available - contact Sebastian Rosacker |
More in 70mm reading: A Magnificent Todd-AO Day in Sweden Royal and the 70mm Film Todd-AO screening: "Those Magnificent Men" Classics at the Royal. The largest screen in Sweden "Doctor Zhivago" at the Royal This was a thrill Internet link: |
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single show of "Mag Men" is nearly sold out. 360 happy guests of Sebastian's
are expected by 2 o'clock at the Royal cinema in Central Malmö, Sweden.
Sebastian has invited all his friends in Denmark, England and of course his
native Sweden to celebrate his 60th birthday with him. |
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70mm at the Royal theater in Malmö on March 16 at 2pm. The Royal might be
the theater with the largest and also curved screen, 20 x 8,3m, in Europe
that can show films in 70mm. The Royal is unique. |
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 "Projectionist"
Sebastian (Fredrik Badtoffla taking the picture), is changing a reel on the magnificent DP70 projector.
Although the Royal is a fully state of the art 4K digital cinema, the
management have kept their OSCAR winning DP70 Todd-AO machines for events
like this.
The DP70 have been carefully massaged for this show by the staff, who are
all looking forward to "wave the 70mm flag" in Skåne. |
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 Being
a projectionist is a job who requires skilled hands to project films,
especially 70mm - the deLuxe format of the cinema. |
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 A
rare view through a DP70 masking plate - in the box is the projection lens
from 1961, and ISCO T-Kiptagon - a SERIOUS piece of glass and tailor made
for Royal's curved screen. |
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 The
five transportation cases of 70mm film - this is heavy duty cases, and
requires a healthy amount of muscle to carry to the projection room.
Unlike a 1 TB harddisk, which you can have in your pocket, this is 150 kilos of
iron requires large "gladiators" of projectionists - all oiled up for 70mm
combat. |
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