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Let’s get #WWFD trending and show our support for our fallen heroes: Lieutenant and volunteer firefighter Mike “Chip” Chiapperini and Firefighter Tomasz Kaczowka. Services are being held today and Webster has welcomed over 7,000 visitors who want to pay their respects. I knew Chip personally and he was simply an amazing human being. Our community has come together in this devastation with donating hotel rooms, food, water, money, etc to the families affected. My heart is warmed by how many people have stepped up. So, please, let’s get WWFD trending.

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nprradiopictures: Photo Credit: Joseph O. Holmes Do you ever look up at the tiny window at the back of the movie theater and wonder who’s up there? Photographer Joseph O. Holmes has followed the flickering light to find out. “I’ve always had this fascination with private work spaces,” he says on the phone. For years Holmes has photographed the places where people are most productive — be it a cluttered desk with an inspirational corkboard, or a tidy cube with a bobblehead and Post-its. His most recent project gets a bit more specific, focusing strictly on the work spaces of the people who make movies happen. The Waning Art Of The Projectionist As convenient as digital is… this was life. This was my job for close to a decade. I still miss it. Plus, I can’t for the life of me figure out the fucking labyrinth of a cue reader on the digital projectors. Give me silver tape any day!
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nprradiopictures: Photo Credit: Joseph O. Holmes Do you ever look up at the tiny window at the back of the movie theater and wonder who’s up there? Photographer Joseph O. Holmes has followed the flickering light to find out. “I’ve always had this fascination with private work spaces,” he says on the phone. For years Holmes has photographed the places where people are most productive — be it a cluttered desk with an inspirational corkboard, or a tidy cube with a bobblehead and Post-its. His most recent project gets a bit more specific, focusing strictly on the work spaces of the people who make movies happen. The Waning Art Of The Projectionist As convenient as digital is… this was life. This was my job for close to a decade. I still miss it. Plus, I can’t for the life of me figure out the fucking labyrinth of a cue reader on the digital projectors. Give me silver tape any day!
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nprradiopictures: Photo Credit: Joseph O. Holmes Do you ever look up at the tiny window at the back of the movie theater and wonder who’s up there? Photographer Joseph O. Holmes has followed the flickering light to find out. “I’ve always had this fascination with private work spaces,” he says on the phone. For years Holmes has photographed the places where people are most productive — be it a cluttered desk with an inspirational corkboard, or a tidy cube with a bobblehead and Post-its. His most recent project gets a bit more specific, focusing strictly on the work spaces of the people who make movies happen. The Waning Art Of The Projectionist As convenient as digital is… this was life. This was my job for close to a decade. I still miss it. Plus, I can’t for the life of me figure out the fucking labyrinth of a cue reader on the digital projectors. Give me silver tape any day!
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nprradiopictures:

Photo Credit: Joseph O. Holmes

Do you ever look up at the tiny window at the back of the movie theater and wonder who’s up there? Photographer Joseph O. Holmes has followed the flickering light to find out.

“I’ve always had this fascination with private work spaces,” he says on the phone.

For years Holmes has photographed the places where people are most productive — be it a cluttered desk with an inspirational corkboard, or a tidy cube with a bobblehead and Post-its. His most recent project gets a bit more specific, focusing strictly on the work spaces of the people who make movies happen.

The Waning Art Of The Projectionist

As convenient as digital is… this was life. This was my job for close to a decade. I still miss it. Plus, I can’t for the life of me figure out the fucking labyrinth of a cue reader on the digital projectors. Give me silver tape any day!

blua:

No one hates Twilight more than Robert Pattinson.

It brings happy tears to my eyes that he might actually sympathize with what movie theatre workers have had to go through in the past week.

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Sorry for the lack of posts lately, guys.

Big rumblings and changes at my theatre, to keep it short. As things normalize, I’ll be able to finally give this blog the attention it deserves.

For now though, I urge you to follow MovieTheatreProblems! It’s a regularly-updated, less-embittered but infinitely entertaining blog to help you pass the days in concession or box office (just make sure your manager doesn’t catch you Tumblin’ :-p)

And lest you think I’ve forsaken you on 11/14/12, our day of need…

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