Method for imparting both high-impact cinematic images and conventional cinematic images on the same strip of motion picture film

A method for imparting different image components onto a strip of motion picture film for exhibition to audiences, with the resultant image imparted onto said film strip delivering in part a greater visual impact, and in other part a lesser visual impact to members of said audiences, comprising:

• a. photographing or printing successive visual image components photographed or printed at a frame rate of twenty-four frames per second, with the intention that said image components will deliver to the members of said audiences the visual impact typically associated with the viewing of motion pictures;
• b. photographing or printing successive visual image components which are different from those photographed or printed onto the first strip of motion picture film onto a second strip of motion picture film;
• said image components photographed or printed at a frame rate of forty-eight frames per second, with the intention that said image components will deliver to the members of said audiences a visual effect that heightens the impact of the illusion of realism on said audience members, in comparison with the image components photographed or printed onto said first strip of film;
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• c. superimposing the image components on said first strip of motion picture film and the image components on said second strip of motion picture film onto a third strip of motion picture film, for exhibition to motion picture audiences at the same frame rate as the second strip of film;
• said third strip of motion picture film further containing audio and other nonpicture information normally imparted on such films for exhibition.