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Just a couple of thoughts regarding elements. Eastman 5247 was only used for about 18 months, before 5248 arrived in early 1952, solving many of the earlier film's problems. Using 5247 as the basis of SCC created even more problems, as dupes grew one upon the next. It is what it is. But on to...

For those who may be unaware, regular O-cards, in quantities under about 2500, can run $1.50 per unit. Over 2500, “down” to about .85 - no glossy, no metallic, no embossing. The lenticulars that Mr. F is using will be extremely expensive in small numbers. There is also a major paper shortage...

Wish you well with the screening. You’ve had this on your agenda for years, and I’m thrilled it’s finally come to fruition!