| Issue 64 | |
| Full credits for "2001:A Space Odyssey" | News from the International Cinerama Society 2001 |
 Cinestage 34mm in London
When "Around the World in 80 Days" originally opened in London, England in 1957, it was not in 70mm Todd-AO, but in the 35mm Cinestage format. The Cinestage format was a reduction from the 65mm 24 fps. negative with 6-track sound coming from a separate 35mm dubber. | Magnified Grandeur |
| Saga Cinema, Hälsingborg, Sweden | Super Dimension 70 |
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| Issue 65 | |
 Interview with Asger Bak
By Thomas Hauerslev
It is Asgers firm belief that cinemas will still be around in 10 years. "Celluloid may have been replaced with some form of digital projection, but Joe Customer will still need a place to see his films, bring his wife and have a few beers. |  "A Year Along the Abandoned Road" - One Year in 12 Minutes and 70mm
By Morten Skallerud
The story of the making of "A Year Along the Abandoned Road" contains a lot of technical innovation. It also contains a different film language, and five Norwegians who fought sub-Arctic nature in order to turn a "crazy" idea into a 12-minute, 70mm film. |
 Ken Annakin Interview
By Thomas Hauerslev
From what I remember Christopher Challis the Director of Photography spent about 3 or 4 days at the Todd-AO headquarters, and was told all the things he could and could not achieve with their 70mm cameras. But we never had a technical supervisor come out on location. If we had any queries we could call the Todd-AO experts at any time. |   Ken Annakin. Director in Todd-AO and Ultra Panavision 70
Von Thomas Hauerslev
Doch was die Entscheidung angeht, die „Fliegenden Kisten“ in Todd-AO zu drehen, so war dies einfach die logische Wahl. Es war damals das größte Filmformat und ich wusste, dass ich die Leinwand mit vielen Menschen und Flugzeugen füllen wollte. Wirklich beeindruckend sind nun diese winzigen Flugzeuge in einem riesigen leeren Himmel, und das erreicht man nur mit 70mm. |
| Just Wait Until Next Year.... "Cinerama Adventure" | "To DLP or Not to DLP. That is the Question !" "Reporter's Notebook" |
| A Peek At "Beauty And The Beast" In IMAX | Indian Hills Cinerama |
| Classics at the Royal. The largest screen in Sweden | Ultrascan 70 |
 John Vorisek
By David Coles
Those familiar with the technical credits of the Cinerama travel films will recognized the name Richard Vorisek. He did post-production sound mixing on those five titles. Richard's brother John had an unaccredited, but significant, involvement with the original production, "This is Cinerama". | Wide Screen Weekend 2001 |
| | Multiplex Arcadia, Melzo, Italy |
| Issue 66 | |
| 70mm, Cinerama and Cinemiracle shown in Sweden |  70mm, Cinerama and Cinemiracle films shown in Norway
Edited by Thomas Hauerslev
Which large format films were shown in Norway in 70mm, Kinopanorama or Cinerama? See the list and let in70mm.com know if you can add more details to it. All contributions: titles, dates and adverts are most welcome. Many 70mm prints are archived in cold conditions near the Arctic Circle in the official Norwegian State Film Archive. |
| "So you Wanna be a Director" | Arc-120 Gives Wider Vistas |
 Creating the Widescreen Weekend
By Bill Lawrence
The Widescreen Weekend is a celebration of all that is extraordinary in large format film and has become a highlight on the film festival calendar. |  Louis deRochemont, III
By David Page
Louis was kind enough to inscribe a "Windjammer" poster for me with the words...'To David Page who has become part of the cruise'. Then, at the end of the weekend, I drove Louis back to Heathrow where, at the departure gate, we bade farewell. As he went through the gate, with a tear in his eye, he turned, waved and returned home. |
| Final words from the editor | Low Tech IMAX? |
• Go to Kinopalæet Super Cinerama in Denmark | The Passing of a Friend of 70mm |
| LFCA Continues To Debate | London newsletter |
| "Pearl Harbor" in 70mm DTS | The PPT Looking after cinemas heritage |
 Todd-AO The Show of Shows
By John Belton
"Oklahoma!" was a hot ticket; even Cecil B. DeMille had trouble getting seats during the first few weeks of its run. Todd-AO was about showman-ship. It provided high quality subject matter, lavish production values, big screen entertainment, and six-track stereo magnetic sound. | "Windjammer" cast and credits |
| | Louis de Rochemont III - "Windjammer" Director Passed Away |
