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To: Mr. Sunshine who wrote (32510)	2/21/2003 3:00:36 PM
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digital goes to Hollywood As far as some Hollywood moguls are concerned, the movie world can't go digital fast enough. It's a wish that has little to do with the creative success of computer-generated animated films like Shrek and everything to do with the everyday economics of making movies and distributing them to cinemas. Digital technology will save them a small fortune. When a Hollywood studio shoots a typical movie, it uses about 30 kilometres of 35mm film costing around $200,000. But that's only the start. A finished movie then has to be transferred to six large rolls of celluloid for each cinema screen at a cost of around $25,000. That was less of a problem in the past, but with the arrival of multi-screen complexes and the modern practice of having a new movie open in thousands of locations simultaneously, this has become a huge cost and a logistical nightmare. ... Complete Article ------> Is 35mm film dead? theage.com.au By Bill Bennett February 22 2003

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