The successful projection of archival films can only be accomplished by taking into account some specific requirements with regard to the design of the cinema, the properties of the projection equipment and the knowledge of the projectionist. The Advanced Projection Manual is designed to provide cinema engineers and projectionists with the necessary technical know-how and hands-on advice so that classic films can be presented the way they were intended to be, without compromises with regard to image and sound.

The book also includes a much-needed introduction to electronic and digital projection technologies.

The Advanced Projection Manual is published jointly by FIAF (The International Federation of Film Archives) and the Norwegian Film Institute.

The book compromises over 300 pages and illustrations. Hard back.

Reviews
The book has been reviewed by Cinema Technology in the September 2006 issue, and in fact they tought the book was so good that they reviewed it twice:

I obviously liked the The Advanced Projection Manual very much, and was a little concerned that I might have given a too ‘rosy’ review, so passed it on to a colleague whose life has been spent in cinema projection, Alan McCann, with instructions to provide a ‘warts an all’
evaluation" - Jim Slater

"this is probably the best book on Cinema Projection that is likely
to appear for many years to come." - Alan McCann