16mm Films: Projector Storage

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Summary: Learn how to store projectors used for 16mm film with tips from our expert in this free video.

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Grady Johnson Grady Johnson is an actor, director and producer who has performed and worked in the theatre for over 25 years. Grady’s first company, Table and Chair Product... read more

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16mm Films: Projector Storage

Hi! I am Grady Johnson with Karma Train Productions and today we are discussing 16 mm films. I am representing Expert Village.com. Okay, well we had a good time tonight; we went ahead and enjoyed our films, so now we got to put everything away. This takeout reel needs to be put with the other films. Then go ahead and pop these back down where they were in the storage position all the way down. Once you have these back into place, go ahead and return your cover. The cover is important because it kind of keeps the dust off; mine’s a little temperamental but it will pop into place eventually. There we go. Go ahead and grab your cord and roll that back up. Now it’s all ready for storage.