[SML] Rear projection

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Goo Systems, makers of Screen Goo, sells a rear projection film for 
glass or plastic to turn any glass or other transparent surface into a 
rear projection surface: http://www.gooscreen.com/

Also. I found 4x8 sheets of Lexan at Home Depot .  It comes with 
protective film on both sides.  Only one side has printing on it. The 
White only side turned out to be a great diffusion film, and the lexan 
was rigid like glass, and the side with print, once peeled off, was 
shiny like a pane of glass.  I even drilled two holes in a sheet and 
hung it up as a rear projection  screen in my home for over 3 years.


-Bryan Manternach,



On 10/24/15 7:39 AM, John McAfee via Stagecraft wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I’m working on setting up some set windows (4 @ 6’x6’) for rear projection and I wanted to know people’s recommendations for fabric/screen material and projectors.  I should be able to get a 20’ throw and the projection designer is hoping to cover more than one window with one projector.
>
> Neither I, nor the projection designer, nor the set designer have used rear projection, but front projection in our venue is going to be such a headache, we’d rather tread into the unknown.
>
> Thanks,
> John
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