Projected Movies

I love the idea of randomly projected movies.  Haven't you seen those great magazine spreads: A movie in a field, projected on the side of an old barn, everyone sitting on blankets and eating popcorn?  Some neighbors in the building next to ours projected a movie onto the side of their place last summer - and I really wanted to invite myself over to watch. I've got to come up with a way to incorporate this into our next party!  I've been tossing around the idea of working it into the wedding somehow - the side of the tent would be perfect - but I've yet to have my ah-ha moment. Country Home, July/August '07.

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[Rachelle]

We do this at my house all the time! Our living room tv is a projector and its so fun to build a bonfire in the backyard and sit around it while watching a campy movie projected on to the back of the house. FUN!

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