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ANALOGUE DISTRIBUTION OF DIGITAL FILMS

by Mithila Gupta

The current model of the distribution of HD formats is similar to that of analogue film.

It all comes down to the projectors that cinemas store. At the moment, most of the cinemas in Australia are still working with 35mm film projectors, and thus, films shot on HD are later transformed onto film to be exhibited.

National distribution company Sharmill Films still only distributes 35mm films, however they do provide digital DVD copies if requested.

 


Research Brief ] Production Costs ] Crew Sizes ] Industrial Changes ] Image Quality ] Aesthetics & Style ] New Filmmakers ] Smaller Productions ] Big Productions ] Julia Morris ] Christopher Grose ] Post Production ] Distribution ] Cinemas ] Digital Distribution ] Digital Projectors ] [ Analogue Distribution of Digital Films ] Sharmill Films ] MPDAA ] David Hawkins ] Simone Govic ] Franziska Wagenfeld ] Day and Date Distribution ] Some Day and Date Numbers So Far ] Against Day and Date ] For Day and Date ] Forms of Piracy ] What is Piracy ] Piracy Stats ] Combating Piracy ] Online Distribution ] Exhibition Costs ] New forms of Exhibition ] References ]

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