An explanation of anamorphic, flat widescreen, and super35 filming techniques.

Describes many aspects of theatre's auditoriums and presentations to check.

This page will help clear up confusion over terms such as THX, DTS, Dolby Digital, and Dolby Stereo. If you are thinking of asking "Is THX better than DTS?" or "Is THX better than Dolby Digital?" then read this page NOW!

This is an ASCII text document with lots of technical information about film and projection.

A great site run by Brad Miller which contains forums which do not require membership to lurk and read (although membership is required to participate), as well as an impressive collection of manuals and technical documents available for download.

A great site run by Martin Hart which contains extensive historical information and technical information concerning widescreen filming processes, color photography, and film sound.

Site created February 9, 1998

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