Cinemascope

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CinemaScope [ˈsɪnɪməˌskəʊp]

(Performing Arts)™ an anamorphic process of wide-screen film projection in which an image of approximately twice the usual width is squeezed into a 35mm frame and then screened by a projector having complementary lenses

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Cinemascope® [ˈsɪnəməskəʊp] N → Cinemascope ® m

Cinemascope®

n → Cinemascope® nt

Cinemascope® [ˈsɪnɪməˌskeʊp] n → cinemascope ® m

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No references found			It still can't match IMAX for size, given that its wholly immersive screen is four times bigger than average but the 'experience' differential has narrowed - especially as Monsters vs Aliens is showing in Cinemascope on Broad Street, as well as in 3D. Digital delivery finds mark by Birmingham Mail (England) The Spanish theater troupe La Furadels Baus, in its first operatic effort, projected banal text on the walls and kept things busy on the cinemascope stage of the Bastille, denuded expect for the giant plastic shapes that are hoisted up and down, deflate or swell and, like a sponge, soak up vocal effort. France: Paris by Opera Canada 1953: The Robe, the first film made in CinemaScope, was premiered in Hollywood. ON THIS DAY IN .. by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)			cinder cinder block cinder cone Cinder frame Cinder notch cinder pig cinder track Cinderella cinders Cindery cine cine camera cine film cine projector cine- cine-camera cine-film cineaste cinéaste Cinefaction cinema cinema verite cinéma vérité cinema-going cinemagoer Cinemascope cinematheque cinematic cinematics cinematise cinematize cinematograph cinematographer cinematographically cinematography cinemese Cinemograph cineol cineole cinephile cinephilia Cineplex Cineraceous cineradiography Cinerama cineraria Cineraria maritima cinerarium cinerary cinerary urn Cinerary urns			Cinéma direct Cinéma direct cinema format Cinéma Multimédia Communication Cinéma Nouvelle Génération Cinéma Numérique Cinéma Numérique Ambulant Cinema on the Web Cinema Paradise Film Festival Cinema projector Cinema Therapy cinema verite cinema verite Cinema verité Cinema verité Cinema vérité Cinema vérité cinéma vérité cinéma vérité Cinéma Vidéo Nantais Cinema, Television, Stage and Radio cinema-going Cinéma-vérité Cinéma-vérité cinemagoer Cinemaraces Cinemaraces Cinemas Cinemas Cinémas Indépendants Parisiens Cinemascope CinemaSpoke Screenplay Competition cinematheque cinematheques cinematic cinematic Cinematic Audio Visual eXperience Cinematic Happenings Under Development cinematically cinematically Cinematics Cinematics cinematise cinematization cinematize cinematized cinematizes cinematizing cinematograph cinematograph cinematograph Cinematograph Exhibitors Association Cinematographe Cinematographe Cinématographe Cinématographe cinematographer cinematographer Cinematographers Cinematographers Cinematographers Union of the USSR

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