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In defining a firm's long-run average cost curve,
Latham Loop
In early projection systems, a set of sprockets that looped the film stock to keep it from breaking as a result of its own inertia.
Vitascope
The Vitascope is an early film projector first demonstrated in 1895, which played an important role in the commercialization of cinema by allowing longer films to be shown to larger audiences.
Film Breakage
The physical tearing or snapping of film during projection or handling, an issue more common with older, acetate-based film stock.
70mm Film
A high-resolution film gauge, used for shooting and projecting movies, known for its superior image quality.
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