Purchase a proper microperf screen. Put a sound system behind the screen that is designed for the application. Get proper curtains that can be controlled from the booth. If your budget reaches far enough, get proper black masking.
Do not get a conventionally-perforated screen, it will not work well in a small screening room because the people are too close to the screen. Spend a little more money for the microperf. I don't know the suppliers in LA, but you can look in the back of Box Office magazine and see a lot of companies that sell theatre seats, screens, and supplies. Or you can get onto http://www.film-tech.com and ask those guys there; that is where all the old-time theatre projectionists hang out. They will know who in LA has a warehouse full of old theatre seats they are trying to get rid of. On the east coast I would send you to Cardinal Sound and Motion Picture in Baltimore, or Boston Light and Sound up in Boston, or International Cinema in Miami. --scott _______________________________________________ FrameWorks mailing list [email protected] https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
