You think they finished the movie yet?

The have a couple of hours left to drawn the final frames before the first matinée...

On Jul 27, 11:05 am, [email] wrote:

The animators' wrists must be terrible strained. Except that they already showed the movie in Springfield, Vermont, a few days ago. I thought. And my wrist is too strained to go to www.snpp.com and find the appropriate footnote for the reference in my first sentence.

Mr. Museum

The employees at local theater all got to watch the complete movie yesterday (the get access a day earlier than the public).

[email] wrote:

They might do the movie live, but it would be a strain on the animator's hand.

Brad

But think of the poor bootleggers.

Having to sit in the dark theatre copying every frame of the movie by hand. That must be even worse than drawing an episode or the movie live.

If they use a flashlight to see what they are doing, they are bound to attract attention.

On the other hand, the searches at the door to the theatre isn't likely to catch paper and markers, while those video cameras are pretty obvious.

Michael