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Cinerama

Cinerama is a widescreen process that originally projected images simultaneously from three synchronized 35 mm projectors onto a huge, deeply curved screen, subtending 146-degrees of arc. The trademarked process was marketed by the Cinerama corporation. It was the first of several novel processes introduced during the 1950s when the movie industry was…

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Inception
1952 (1952)
Inventor
Fred Waller
Manufacturer
Cinerama Corporation
Type
Filmmaking technology

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Cinerama

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Edges114
Triples261
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017391
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Cinerama

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related to Bibliography · 57
Cinerama → American Cinematographer, An Awed, Apparently Solid Motion Pictures, Bosley Crowther, By Fred Waller, Carr, Chapter, Chapter II, Company, Curved Screen, Deep Curved Screen Processes, E9, Filmography, Future, Giant Wide Angle Screen, Hall, Hayes, HD50LPW165 RCA, History, In
related to Extant venues · 35
Cinerama → As, Biograf Panora, Bradford, Canadian, Dayton, December, England, Hollywood, In, Inc, It's, June, Mad, Mad World, Malmö, March's Calgary, Media Museum, Microsoft, National Science, Ohio
related to Premiere · 27
Cinerama → Bosley Crowther, Broadway, Broadway Theatre, CBS, David Sarnoff, Dewey, Farley, Fritz Kreisler, Hollywood, In The New York, James, Louis, Mayer, Metropolitan Opera, NBC, New York City, New York Governor Thomas, Notables, Paley, Richard Rodgers
related to Process and production · 26
Cinerama → Abel Gance, American, Broadway, Buzz, Cinerama Adventure, Cooper, Dick Babish, Fred Waller, Gance's, Greek, Hazard, It, Lowell Thomas, Merian, Mike Todd, Napoléon, New York World's Fair, Petroleum Industry, Reeves, Second World War
related to Single-film "Cinerama" · 22
Cinerama → American-Soviet, Battle, Bulge, Chicago, Cinerama's Russian Adventure, Consequently, How, It's, Khartoum, Kinopanorama, Mad, Mad World, McVickers' Cinerama Theatre, Optically, Rising, Soviet, The, The Greatest Story Ever, The Hallelujah Trail, Told
related to Venues · 22
Cinerama → Although, American Institute, Architects, Barnes, Colorado, Cooper Foundation, Cooper Theater, Crowther, Denver, Glendale, It, Lincoln, Louis Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Nebraska, Noble, Omaha, Richard, St
related to Features · 16
Cinerama → All, Cinemiracle, Cinerama Holiday, Due, Even, Other, Paradise, Renault Dauphine, Search, Seven Wonders, South Seas Adventure, There, This, This Is Cinerama, Windjammer, World
related to Drawbacks · 13
Cinerama → Each, Early, Finally, Further, Furthermore, If, It, Later, Otherwise, Perhaps, The, The Cinerama, Viewed
related to Legacy · 8
Cinerama → Cinerama Adventure, David Strohmaier, How, Pacific Theatres, The, Turner Entertainment, Warner Bros, West Was Won
related to "Cinerama" video stretching mode · 7
Cinerama → Ironically, It, Manuals, Mitsubishi, RCA, The RCA Scenium TV, There

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screen film system three films process 70 new mm image used single world two also theater first one curved prints

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CineramaInception1952 (1952)1.00infobox
CineramaInventorFred Waller1.00infobox
CineramaManufacturerCinerama Corporation1.00infobox
CineramaTypeFilmmaking technology1.00infobox
Cineramais awidescreen process that originally projected images simultaneously from three synchronized 35 mm projectors onto a huge0.90text
trees or posts at the seamsinstance ofscenes were often composed with unimportant objects0.80text
and action was blocked to center actors within panelsinstance ofscenes were often composed with unimportant objects0.80text
Circle-Vision 360instance ofFuture systems0.80text
This Is Cineramainstance ofFeaturesAll but two of the feature-length films produced using the original three-strip Cinerama process were travelogues or episodic documentaries0.80text
Cineramarelated to "Cinerama" video stretching modeRCA0.60section
Cineramarelated to "Cinerama" video stretching modeManuals0.60section
Cineramarelated to "Cinerama" video stretching modeMitsubishi0.60section

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