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film transport

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film transport [′film ¦tranz‚pȯrt]
(mechanical engineering)
The mechanism for moving photographic film through the region where light strikes it in recording film tracks or sound tracks of motion pictures.
The mechanism which moves the film print past the area where light passes through it in reproduction of picture and sound.
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