projection room

noun

1. projection booth ( def 1 ).
2. a room with a projector and screen for the private viewing of motion pictures.

projection room

noun

1. a small room in a cinema in which the film projectors are operated

Word History and Origins

Origin of projection room¹

First recorded in 1910–15

Example Sentences

We went upstairs to what used to be a projection room.

From Los Angeles Times

The projection room is now a huge studio apartment complete with new appliances.

From Los Angeles Times

Crowe, in Italy for the Rome Film Festival, dropped into the Vatican's small projection room - which seats only about 50 people - to greet the audience between two back-to-back screenings.

From Reuters

"When I was growing up in the 1970s, one of the first memories I have is of my Dad converting a garage so it had eight little cinema seats which he repurposed from one of the old cinemas in Plymouth, with a little projection room and a fishing line which he would use to open and shut the curtain in front of the screen," he said.

From BBC

Victoria Dubovytska, 24, had just folded blankets into a pile in the projection room where she was staying with her 2-year-old daughter, Anastasia, and 6-year-old son, Artem.

From Seattle Times