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1. The Keystone Security Film Splicer is operated by the application of a patch, without scraping. 2. This firm's Illuminated Editor and Splicer provides a compact assembly mounted on a board. The manufacturer is Keystone Manufacturing Company.
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EDITING and titling are one of the many phases of movie making that are nowise affected by wartime. It is fun to edit, if you have the right equipment for the job. The work itself is restful, and it is inspiring to see what you can do to a film, by eliminating the poorer scenes and by rearranging shots into sequences. The longer that you make movies, the more you know about them, and you can always improve an old film by reediting it in the light of your present knowledge.
Here is a survey of high lights of some of the editing equipment on the market today — there are many other excellent outfits, both simple and complex. This presentation simply gives you a general idea of the varieties and range of the equipment available. If you need new editing equipment, now is the time to buy it.
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5. The Kodascope Rapid Rewinds, Movie Viewer and Universal Splicer, all available separately, here are mounted on a single sturdy base, to provide complete facilities for editing. The Movie Viewer shows the picture in full motion on a miniature screen and has a notching device to identify frames. It is available in 8mm. and 16mm. models. This equipment is a product of the Eastman Kodak Company.
3. F-R editing aids include the compact and efficient Film Splicer for 8mm. and 16mm. films, with incorporated scraper. The F-R Cine Action Editor (4) provides a means for inspecting film, in full motion, brightly illuminated under a magnifier. It is available in 8mm. and 16mm. models. Makers are Fink-Roselieve Company, Inc.
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6. The B & H Film Splicer, Model 136, is a rugged and efficient mechanism which makes a diagonal splice. At 7 we see this splicer used with the B & H 16mm. Filmotion Editor into which one inserts the film, simply by lifting the hinged
cover at the top. The picture is shown in full motion on the inclined viewing screen. The complete B & H 16mm. Film Editor (8) combines the Direct Viewer, Splicer and geared rewinds. The manufacturer is the Bell & Howell Company.