The Home ABC Cinema/Movie Theatre Built By Anderson Jones
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- This Is The Official Video For Anderson Jones's Home ABC Cinema.
This Video Was Filmed By Staffordshire University
Director: Charlotte Blount
Producer: Sion Campbell
Camera operators: Giorgia Perini and Jason Gutwin
Contact Us:
Twitter Page - ABCHomeCinema?lan...
Facebook Page - / andersonjonesabc
The Story:
When Anderson Jones Was Only 6 Years Old He Had A Dream To Own His Very Own ABC Cinema, He Loved It All, The Big Buildings, The Architecture, The Big Entrance, The Journey & Adventure You Took To Get To The Screen & The Auditorium Itself. In This Day & Age Cinemas Have Changed A Lot With No Character & No Real Experience So Anderson Jones Wanted To Recreate What He Loved So Dearly Back In The 80s, He Stuck To His Dream & Spent 32 Years Collecting Cinema Memorabilia & A Further 5 Years On Building The Project, This Is Now What He Has Accomplished.
I watched "Shed of the Year" and this didn't even win its category,they were morons,in my eyes this should have won the whole competition outright.Good on you man,class!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Now i know what i want when i win the lottery
turn on subtitles on the intro
I trained as a projectionist for the Rank Organisation from 1957 until 1960 (Kale 21s with President arc lamps) and worked for ABC Cinemas as a projectionist from 1960 until 1968 ( Ross GC3s with RCA sound heads) and then at Elstree Studios from 1969 until 1974 (working on several different projection units including Philips DP 70/35 with "rock and roll facility) when I left the industry altogether. We still ran nitrate film for Saturday Morning Minors mostly in the late 50s and still had all the safety shut down in place. A frame of nitrate film was set just above the gate on two sprung loaded pins. If the film in the gate got stuck causing the film to ignite the single frame would burn through, releasing the pins and shutting down the arc. Leaving spool boxes open, other than checking the amount of film on the reel, was a sackable offence if caught, especially by an impromptu visit by the fire chief, as was smoking in the Box.
WOW this is beautiful your attention to detail is excellent, love the fact you could just have gone down the modern side of things but opted for the old style of British cinema design which i love 👏 👏 👏
you want a NON REWIND CAKE STAND now and a copy of BACK TO THE FUTURE on 35mm.
This is totally stunning , credit to you and the family
Yeah the atmosphere in both the ABC and the Ocean were amazing. The ABC had a great entrance, I see that has inspired your cinema, the grand salon/waiting area was beautiful and the Odean was and still is an impressive building. I'm over in Tenerife, are you open to the public?
Well done Anderson, I too have a 35mm cinema in my garage at present I am in middle of changing my projector from Kalee GK37 to Vic5 with 6000ft spools and CP500 Dolby processor, its long haul due to finding hard to get hold of cinema projection engineer's to complete the installation, I am ex cinema projectionist watching this clip I know exactly where you coming from.
the song from matilda!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That`s wicked and I take my hat off to you for actually doing something I have always wanted to do myself. All the very best for the future and I`m glad to see that you have a "cinema cat".
That's wonderful..made my day seeing how great it turned out
juet seen this. i was a senior projectionist for 20yrs. i want to run a program for you. absolutely fantastic
Good memories of abc cinema in Leicester. What a fantastic job, the attention to detail is amazing fantastic job
Your Cinema is very good I like it and I like ABC Cinemas now 😀
Can I come over from Northern Ireland and watch a film
Absolutely stunning !! such a beautiful job well done. put a proper smile on my face, enjoy it :)
amazing
Any chance of having a look? I was an assistant manager with ABC's in the sixties. Still have an ABC internal memo pad and some 35mm P&D stuff and some FOH stills. Wonder if they worth are anything?
Do you have any movies in general on 35mm film?