Projection
Learn to lace, thread and run film properly on our 35mm projector—from the first length of leader to the moment the image hits the screen.
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A working cinema, archive and school for photochemical film.
Liam + Ümit · Keeping film aliveCiné Real Cinematheque
This has been the culmination of a lot of work. Inspired by our trip to Los Angeles, we wanted to create a place where film is not simply stored or talked about, but projected, handled, cut, shot and shared.
The Cinematheque brings together a public screening room, our archive and hands-on workshops. The machines will be used, the knowledge will be passed on and the films will come off the shelf.
Learn the craft
Small, practical sessions taught on the real equipment that keeps film moving.
Learn to lace, thread and run film properly on our 35mm projector—from the first length of leader to the moment the image hits the screen.
Register interestCut with your hands on a 16mm Steenbeck flatbed and a 35mm Moviola. Learn the rhythm, concentration and craft of analogue editing.
Register interestLoad a camera, meter a scene and make images on celluloid. A practical introduction to the beautiful discipline of shooting on film.
Register interestIn the room
The tools of film are here to be used.
35mmProjector
16mmSteenbeck
35mmMoviola
FilmCameras
The public cinema
To begin, the screening room will open to the public once a week. We'll choose a 16mm film from our archive and show it properly on our 16mm projector.
A regular night for discovery, conversation and the particular magic of a real print passing through a projector.
First programme announced soon.
Why we built it
Every workshop booking, cinema ticket and visit helps us continue the work: caring for the archive, teaching the practical skills and keeping analogue film culture in motion.
