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The picture to the left reflects that of a Chinese made A frame. Lots of tubing and very large foot print of the screen. Quality screens do not need the extra footing on the bottom of the screen. The picture to the left is of an AIRSCREEN. The foot print is 3 feet as opposed to 30 feet. Airscreen will also withstand winds up to 26 MPH. Video results of all screen brands will be posted here shortly. Stay tuned!

The screen surface in conjunction with the projector used will determine the overall picture quality. The picture above to the right is of an A frame screen system with a low luman count projector. The picture to the left is of a 40 x 22 AIRSCREEN utilizing a 15,000 lumen projector. The difference is pretty clear.   

Our screen are motion picture rated and have a gain factor from 1.0 to 1.6. The picture above represents a Front projection screen. This prohibits the ambient light behind the screen form shining through. We also offer rear projection as well as 3-D!

Every business has competitors. Healthy competition is good for all companies. We believe in being as transparent as possible with our clients, which is why we put together this page. There are a number of outdoor movie operators who over promise and under deliver. We think it to be vital to the success of our company and your event that you are made aware of the facts so that you may make an informed decision. This page is meant to guide you in that process.

Download the Outdoor Movie Checklist here. This will provide an outline as to what type of company you should hire to do your event.

Production Value

Production value is simply the defined as the end all result of a show or performance. As the world's leader of outdoor movie systems, AIRSCREEN has gone to great lengths to ensure a seamless production.

Production value is also aesthetics. Clients and their audience recognize and pay attention to the details. Therefore, it is imperative that aesthetically pleasing show be presented. Look at the pictures below to get a better understanding of the different screens types. The picture at the top is of an AIRSCREEN AEROPRO 20 x 11 and the screen in the middle was produced by Open Air Cinema 20 x 11. The picture at the bottom is of a Chinese made screen (fully inflated). Ask yourself which one of these screens you feel your client would want to see.

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