Sentence examples for film exchanges from inspiring English sources
Flammable Art Film exchanges had elaborate vaults with sprinklers and ventilation systems to store the nitrate-based film stock, which is highly flammable.
When it visits Levin, the film exchanges the trappings of theatricality for a lyrical naturalism, inhaling the fresh air of open fields and the homely aromas of a drafty wooden manor house.
Ownership of the rights was a quagmire, and getting screenable prints required scouring film exchanges and closed theaters as well as holding long and garbled trans-Atlantic telephone calls with foreign producers, distributors and filmmakers.
The library's exhibition covers this early period in the form of the newsletters — the Edison Kinetogram, the Kalem Kalendar, the Lubin Bulletin — sent to theater owners and operators of film exchanges, giving summaries of the latest productions and offering prints for outright sale.
The defendants in the lawsuit are Buena Vista Pictures, Columbia Pictures Industries, Dreamworks Distribution, Lions Gate Films, Metro-Golden-Mayer Distribution, Miramax Film Corporation, New Line Cinema Corporation, Paramount Pictures Corporation, Sony Pictures Releasing Corporation, Universal Film Exchanges, Warner Brothers Distributing and USA Films.
More Deco Details The stepped parapet at the former film exchange at 125 Hyde Street is classic Deco design.
He entered the movie business as an employee of a film exchange in San Francisco and then moved to Hollywood.
The film exchange for 20th Century-Fox was at 245 Hyde Street; the building's upper corners still feature bas-relief comedy-tragedy masks.
Making Music In 1969, the 20th Century-Fox film exchange at 245 Hyde Street was sold and became Wally Heider Recording, where Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead and other big-name acts of the '60s and '70s recorded.
The Plaster Roars Art Deco, a style associated with Old Hollywood that used geometrical flourishes like zigzags, curves and swirls, favored the use of precast molds, like the lions atop the building at 259 Hyde Street, once the film exchange for MGM and now home to an S.R.O.
In 1917, Jack was sent to Los Angeles to open another film exchange company.
