35mm Film from Inspection to Projection // Michael Rousselet

Kenny takes a camera to Norris Cinema Theater at USC where Michael Rousselet is inspecting film.
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[@TheLokCheung]

Love it!

[@Owlbot]

Much appreciated!

[@GeorgeStreicherMusic]

There's nothing like film.

[@josephrogers5337]

Thanks for taking back to my younger days when I did much the same. I worked as a projectionist 1962-1968. in Navy theaters. People don't know how much time is spent before a movie was ever projected in the theater. Worked on a world war II projector with carbon arc lamp house. the projectors were salvaged from the world war II battleship Missouri.

[@joshuarahimi221]

You can really tell that this guy is passionate about what he’s doing!❤️

[@TALKCalgary]

My first ever job was as a projectionist showing 35mm and 70mm films on carbon arc projectors. Star Wars, Alien & Rocky where just 3 of the blockbusters I remember showing.

[@uslines]

Me too. 1956, filling in for vacations and days off of other ops, including my dad. I was 16 yo.

[@Designsbyg]

Been doing 35mm film projection as a hobby for about 5 years now. Love it. Saw this vid when I got into it. Watched it a dozen times to learn stuff. Film is a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing

[@dougelick8397]

It's neat to see the old ways that are all but gone. Film is rare enough, but an operating, multi-projector, platterless setup is even more so.

[@JosephMedinaDirector]

There's nothing like film! thanks for sharing.

[@WillBinks]

Awesome little film!

[@Owlbot]

Will Binks appreciate it

[@BlindNoir]

This is amazing.

[@ClarkTeddles]

This video was absolutely awesome! such a great and fun look into film projection. Lit video! fantastic job!

[@oldiescoll]

FP38 E is the standard for projecting archival 16/35mm prints. Ran "The Third Man" off 2000' reels the other day. Boss ran 12 reels of "The Godfather II".

[@johanaaa]

i would hive anything for the "The Room" shirt

[@Owlbot]

Michael deserves his, he's practically the reason anyone knows about The Room in the first place!

[@ovyovy3344]

wow I wish i could smell it as well

[@caiodlimaM]

wonderful =D

[@MrIllusionEyes]

I would love a job like this ..the money wouldn’t matter to me one bit.

[@slimanus8m]

3:31

[@pedro-mk3uc]

hey what flick is the one the guy is projecting?

[@ButtercupFanboy2024]

MY MOVIE By 35mm Film

[@Automospiel]

Blackmagic pocket? Nice video.

[@Owlbot]

Thanks. Used a C100ii.

[@Automospiel]

OWL BOT it's a nice look you've got!

[@nikkoXmercado]

What movie was being projected?

[@Owlbot]

Suspicion (1941), directed by Alfred Hitchcock. In the film, the chunk you saw has Lina McLaidlaw (played by Joan Fontaine) saying, "Oh no, I won't be seeing any men in Rio," while on the train. Suspicion is a classic Hitchcock thriller that stars Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine, with Fontaine winning an Academy Award for her performance.

[@NeverSleepAgainTV]

Do you work at a theater?

[@Owlbot]

Michael used to work at the one at USC, where we shot this.