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formed scenes from the play for System 35 to film and tape simultaneously. The audience, spread from set-side to the far corners of the ballroom, followed the action both directly as they watched it "live.'' and remotely on a series of television monitors placed around the room. They could hear directions to the actors, and see immediate videotape re-runs of rehearsal sequences.
B. G. Tubbs. president of Mitchell, told the audience that "this system is one of the highlight developments of Mitchell's 45-year history as the world's major producer of cinematographic systems." He also noted that "System 35 brings the cinematographic art 'u.D-to-date' b\ incorporating advanced solid-state electronic techniques to provide a completely new creative tool to the film-maker."
Tubbs reported that best estimates indicate the system can reduce usual sound-stage costs by as much as 2^' < by "insuring" that the director knows exactl) what the film has recorded, in rehearsal time-saving, and in providing a preview look at picture composition and content. iP
New Leader Set by SMPTE Standards
NEW YORK — A new leader for all motion-picture film release prints has been announced by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Called the SMPTE Universal Leader, it replaces the old Academy and Society leaders which are no longer suitable for modern film practices.
Though the SMPTE Universal Leader includes many new features, the major aspects of the old leaders were retained to permit established film laboratory and theatre practices to be followed while meeting the new requirements of television transmission.
Changes incorporated into the I niversal Leader include:
i 1 l Timing or count-down in seconds at 24-frame second running instead of the present 16-frame. "footage" count down;
(2) A continuously moving clocktype wedge to denote passage of time:
I 3 ) Reduction of flashing to prevent instability in automatic telecine projection;
(4) Use of slightly redesigned 35mm and 16mm sound cues in the anticipation of international acceptance;
( 5 ) Provision of space in the synchronizing section to be replaced by (Continued)
Get all the facts! Ask your equipment dealer for the new 1964 Kollmorgen Projection Lens Catalog or write us direct.
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