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NewtonPhotography > The storage room for the marquee letters under the State Theater. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-29-06
NewtonPhotography > The State Theater on the Saturday before the start of the Traverse City Film Festival. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > The roadies complete the screen installation at the State Theater the Saturday before the Festival. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-29-06 Saturday AM
NewtonPhotography > Marc Ryan pulls a letter for the marque from the storage room in the basement of the State Theater. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-29-06 Saturday AM
NewtonPhotography > Marc Ryan surveys the letters used for the State Theater marque. Marc has been working to clean the storage room and the letters since the Cherry Festival.(Photo by Alan Newton) 7-29-06 Saturday AM
NewtonPhotography > Technicians install a new larger screen at the City Opera House for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Technicians install a new larger screen at the City Opera House for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Technicians install a new larger screen at the City Opera House for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Technicians install a new larger screen at the City Opera House for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Jim Heffner, Nick Palfey, and Bob Loomis use a stake pounder to secure one of the the stantions that will hold the outdoor screen at the Open space in place. The outdoor screen for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival will be over two-and-a-half times larger than the screen that was used in the Festival's first year in 2005. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Jim Heffner, Nick Palfey, and Bob Loomis use a stake pounder to secure one of the the stantions that will hold the outdoor screen at the Open space in place. The outdoor screen for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival will be over two-and-a-half times larger than the screen that was used in the Festival's first year in 2005. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Jim Heffner, Nick Palfey, and Bob Loomis work with Bob Deutsch of Outdoor Movies and two of his employees to ready the outdoor screen for inflation. The outdoor screen for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival will be over two-and-a-half times larger than the screen that was used in the Festival's first year in 2005. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Bob Loomis, Jim Heffner and Nick Palfey work with Bob Deutsch of Outdoor Movies and two of his employees to ready the outdoor screen for inflation. The outdoor screen for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival will be over two-and-a-half times larger than the screen that was used in the Festival's first year in 2005. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Jim Heffner secures one side of the outdoor screen during inflation during the set-up at the Open Space. The outdoor screen for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival will be over two-and-a-half times larger than the screen that was used in the Festival's first year in 2005. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
NewtonPhotography > Jim Heffner secures one side of the outdoor screen during inflation while Jim Loomis looks on during the set-up at the Open Space. The outdoor screen for the 2006 Traverse City Film Festival will be over two-and-a-half times larger than the screen that was used in the Festival's first year in 2005. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-30-06
The storage room for the marquee letters under the State Theater. (Photo by Alan Newton)

7-29-06
NewtonPhotography > The storage room for the marquee letters under the State Theater. (Photo by Alan Newton) 7-29-06
The storage room for the marquee letters under the State Theater. (Photo by Alan Newton)

7-29-06
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