The sound track book of the theatre (undated)

Page scan 000150 from The sound track book of the theatre

Record Details:

Title:
The sound track book of the theatre
Date:
undated
Publisher:
Chicago : The Sound Track
Volume:
The sound track book of the theatre
Leaf #:
000150
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Motion Picture Technology
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 22, 2024
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144 SOUND TRACK THEATRE BOOK The other section of film, emulsion side up, is placed on lower left jaw, and upper left jaw brought down. 1. Swing up the upper jaw of the right film clamp against the stop, and swing both the upper and lower jaws of the left film clamp up against the stop. 2. Place the film, emulsion side up, on Bring down right clamp to cut film and swing back again to stop. the lower right jaw with a frame line on the left edge of the lower cutting blade, and bring the upper right jaw down on the film. (If you can't tell which is the emulsion side of the him, wet your lips and touch the film to them. The emulsion side will stick to your lips, while the celluloid will not.) 3. Bring down both the upper and lower jaws of the left film clamp which cuts the him. 4. Raise both the upper and lower 4 With dampened felt disc, moisten emulsion of film on left jaw. jaws of the right film clamp with film. 5. Swing the upper jaw of the left film clamp back against the stop. Place the other section of film, emulsion side up, with a frame line upon the left edge of With brush end of scraper downward, insert lip between guide and lower shear blade, and scrape emulsion from film.