19th Century Symphony Audience 01 (Color Separation Roll - Cyan) (silent)

Description: Outtakes from “A Song to Remember” (1945) on Frederic Chopin. Elegant 19th century audiences in symphony hall responding to musical performance. This is a cyan color separation roll.

These eight rolls of color separation negatives serve as an example of Technicolor's three-strip production process, in which a customized camera simultaneously exposed three black and white negatives through magenta, yellow and cyan filters. Later, edited negatives would be used to produced printing matrices that transferred color dyes to print stock.

Columbia production number 1011/2911

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Subjects: 19th century, Music

Tags: 19th Century costumes; concert halls; piano recitals; Frederic Chopin; audiences; clapperboards; film slates; Technicolor separation negatives

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Creator: Columbia Pictures

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Contributor: Internet Archive

Source Collection: Internet Archive 35mm Collection, Petrified Films

Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive

Production Date: 1944-1945

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Geographical Location: USA

Genre/Form: outtakes and trims

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Film Format: 35mm film

Element: negative

Color: b&w

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Sound or Silent: silent

Film Soundtrack Type: mos

Edge Code: circle triangle

Frame Rate: 24 fps

Length (feet): 114