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TODD-AO TEST
FILMING |
 Todd-AO
65mm Test
By Thomas Hauerslev
Wednesday 9 February 1994, review of a very interesting reel of 65mm film
which had been discovered at the Nederlands Filmmuseum in Amsterdam. |
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 The
Miracle of Todd-AO Final review May 1, 1956
Todd-AO's intense feeling of realism and its
possibilities for intimacy and emotional
participation convinced Richard Rodgers and
Oscar Hammerstein that this was the medium in
which to present on the screen their American
classic, "Oklahoma!"
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Todd-AO" |
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credits for "The March of Todd-AO"
Louis de Rochemont Associates has produced for
Magna Theatres a colorful and absorbing 1500
foot film to be shown as a prologue to the
roadshow engagements of "South Pacific". |
 "Man
in the 5th Dimension"
By Thomas Hauerslev
One of the most unique and rarely seen
Todd-AO films ever produced, was a 28
minute film filmed in 1963 to be shown
exclusively at the Billy Graham Pavilion
at the 1964-65 Worlds Fair in New York |
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credits for "CineSpace 70"
Demonstration Film in four major parts. Purpose of the
demonstration film is to show the merits of filming with updated 65mm
Todd-AO cameras. Following examples are included: zoom, steadicam, low
light, high speed, slow motion, time lapse, CU´s to infinity, aerial, under
water, exterior, people, nature, daytime, nighttime, extreme wide angle to
telephoto etc. |
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You are in the Show
with Todd-AO |
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