From "cinematography," cine refers to motion pictures shot on film and viewed on a flat, white surface with a film projector. From the Greek "kine," which means motion, the term was commonly used for home movies shot with 8, Super 8, 9.5 and 16mm film. "Cine," which is pronounced "
sin-uh" as in "
sin-uh-muh" (cinema), is a common prefix in the movie industry even in the days of digital. See
cine-oriented,
cinema and
digital cinema.
From a 16mm Projector
This was the label on the lamp housing of a Victor 16mm film projector made in the 1930s.