PRACTICAL FILM PROJECTORS FOR RENTAL
We have a wide range of different practical 16MM and 35MM projectors available, suitable for different scenes and enviroments. They all come with a variety of film stock and film reels, depending on what is most appropriate for your project.
16MM PROJECTORS
THE BOMBER
INV 5601
A more modern 16MM Film Projector dressed up to replicate the look and feel of a 1940s / 1950s projector.
THE BLUES BROTHER
INV 5602
A 1980s classic 16MM projector - a funky turquoise colour and all! It looks striking, runs smoothly, and is our most popular model to go out on jobs.
SPIDER
INV 5603
A dainty little projector with a very distinct shape, this little guy adds something different to the scene, with 16MM of class.
HAMMER
INV 5604
A rugged and slightly worn-looking projector, this is a modified older model, one that would be equally at home in the muddy trenches of WWII, or a dilapidated 80s office.
REELS
We have a selection of various reels available - all of these reels are 16mm and suitable for the above film projectors.
SILVER
Sizes available:
L (34cm / 13.4”)
M (29cm / 11.5”)
GRAY
Sizes available:
L (34cm / 13.4”)
M (29cm / 11.5”)
SILVER MINI
Sizes available:
S (18cm / 7”)
BLUE
Sizes available:
L (34cm / 13.4”)
M (29cm / 11.5”)
S (18cm / 7”)
ORANGE
Sizes available:
L (34cm / 13.4”)
35MM PROJECTORS
ZEISS IKON
INV 6001
A big bulky vintage projector - used in cinemas and other heavy duty applications for many years from the 1920s all the way until the 60s. While originally fitted with carbon arc lamps, we have obviously placed a modern LED or Tungsten light inside for safety purposes.
OPTION 1 - ORIGINAL LAMPHOUSE
Made of steel and dating back to the 1920s this lamphouse makes the projector fully authentic, though can only fit a medium sized lamp inside, similar to the original model.
OPTION 2 - “FAKE” LAMPHOUSE
This mock lamphouse is hollow inside, allowing us to place a modern digital projector inside, thus enabling us to have the projector display the correct image, as well as have a brighter light, more versatile, and more suited for situations where seeing the real image is more important, as opposed to just a light.
Like the look of any of these projectors, or want to learn more?