Project the Right Image (1975)
A light hearted look at how to use a 16mm film projector. The film uses the device of showing the wrong way to approach the task followed by the correct method, but watch for the hilarious 'twist in the tale'. This gentle, humorous film stars the wonderful Graham Stark as the hapless projectionist and the genial Frank Williams (Dad's Army) as the vicar.
Director: Chris Pettit
Runtime: 13 min
Release Date: December 31, 1975
Cast
- Graham Stark - Projectionist
- Frank Williams - Vicar
- John Ebdon - Commentary
- Ursula Granville - Woman
Editing: Roger Shufflebottom
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Chris Pettit
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Project the Right Image about?
- A light hearted look at how to use a 16mm film projector. The film uses the device of showing the wrong way to approach the task followed by the correct method, but watch for the hilarious 'twist in the tale'. This gentle, humorous film stars the wonderful Graham Stark as the hapless projectionist and the genial Frank Williams (Dad's Army) as the vicar.
- Who directed Project the Right Image?
- Project the Right Image was directed by Chris Pettit.
- Who stars in Project the Right Image?
- Project the Right Image stars Graham Stark, Frank Williams, John Ebdon, Ursula Granville.
- How long is Project the Right Image?
- Project the Right Image has a runtime of 13m (13 minutes).