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The Movies Go West

This film from the mid-1970's is one of the first visual explorations of the Essanay Film Manufacturing Company as it existed in Niles 100 years ago. Filmmaker Geoffrey Bell was at the helm for this project, which was narrated by Hal Angus, one of the players at the old studio, and husband to the head of the scenario department, Josephine Rector. There are invaluable images of Niles in the 1970's contained in this film, including film taken of the original barn that Gilbert "Broncho Billy" Anderson settled in when first arriving in town, before building a then state-of-the-art studio a few blocks away. Please watch the follow-up video to this piece by Rena Kiehn to address factual errors and to learn more about Geoffrey Bell! This film, which had lost most of it's original color and turned red, was scanned frame-by-frame in 2K resolution at NESFM and cleaned up using Diamant Restoration Software. Color correction and exposure corrections were completed using Davinci Resolve. Sound was captured in 24-bit via preamps in a Kodak Pageant projector, and synced manually.