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Just like collecting stamps, collecting film prints is a fabulous way to either decorate a place or keep a piece of the film with
you for a long time to come. There are many posters that are to do with Catholic Movies and reviews. There are really no set
rules as to what kind of film prints to collect. Some people collect film prints only from a certain genre, e.g. comedies and romance
flicks only. And some people collect film prints of films from a certain period of time. Some people who are fans of all types of films
collect film prints of ALL kinds! And then the film prints are filed according to the time they were released or genre that the film
belongs to.
The basic general rule of thumb is that you should just collect whatever film print you like. Apart from Catholic film prints,
some people collect souvenirs, lobby cards, tickets, or CDs. There's no limit as to what you can collect apart from film prints.
One of the most difficult things to master about collecting film posters is how to keep the film print from disintegrating over
time! Like all other types of artwork, the quality of the film prints will deteriorate. One way to preserve the film wall poster is to use
the 'linen-backing' method. You mount the film print onto a treated canvas and then place a sheet of rice paper on top of the film print.
So, the film print is actually safely sandwiched between the canvas and the rice paper.
If you intend to keep the film printsnor HD DVD movie reviews for a long period of time, you should take proper care of the film
prints and keep them away from direct sunlight. When the film prints are exposed to direct sunlight for a long time, the colours on the
film print will start to fade and the paper will start turning yellow. Be warned, the yellowing process is not reversible. Therefore, keep
the film prints in a safe place, away from the sun and at room temperature.
The biggest problem about having a large collection of film prints is the space. While you may choose to frame and display some of
your favourite film prints on the walls of your office or home, you can't possibly find enough space to display all three thousand over
film prints in your possession! A filing cabinet is the best way to file and keep the movie prints safe.
If you have children, keep the cabinets locked if you don't want them tearing into your film prints collections. And
keep the key somewhere safe.
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