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| It's still a requirement on most deliverables for distributors. The last two movies I worked on had a requirement for a 4:3 pan and scan. You have to think outside your own backyard to places like India where much of the viewing public still consumes 4:3 images, but hey someone is paying money for this format, so bring it on. I actually find it fun doing 4:3 pan and scans from a widescreen master. You have to get quite creative about how you tell the story at certain points in the film where two subjects are on either side of the screen. Jack Tunnicliffe Java Post Production On Apr 17, 2013, at 8:45 AM, brand standard <standardbrand@yahoo.com> wrote:
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