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On Wed, 8 Jun 1994, Denise B. wrote:
> >Where have all the black and white films gone? Aside from Woody Allen's
> > Blah, blah, blah...
I THINK there is only one lab in the U.S. that still processes
and prints B&W camera original. Many labs do some B&W work but its
mainly for optical tracks, textless backgrounds, titles and such. A
completly different stock and process. I happened by the sound studio where
they were finishing up Schindler and several wags commented that it was a
big problem. In fact, the wider release was help up because they
couldn't produce enough of the B&W release prints. Of course, their
press folks said it was their intention to delay delivery. Hey, they get
paid the big $ to say that stuff.
Incindently, "Schindler" was posted the old-fashioned way,
cutting on Mag film, analog and so forth.
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-------->from John G. Thomas([log in to unmask])in Hollywierd,Calif.<---------
Michael Jackson's new film (A Western) "Lonesome Glove"
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