formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Nikon has acquired Digital Cinema LLC, a digital camera manufacturer based in the United States, as part of a strategic effort to enhance its position in the digital imaging market. The acquisition aims to bolster Nikon’s capabilities in digital camera … Continued
A rare discovery has been made in the United States, where a long-lost film from 1897 was found in an attic, offering a unique glimpse into early cinema history. This significant find, attributed to Bill McFarland, underscores the ongoing potential … Continued
At CinemaCon, Universal and Focus Features showcased an impressive lineup of upcoming films, highlighting their diverse slate for the year. The presentation included titles such as “The Odyssey,” “Forgotten Island,” “Obsession,” and “Monsters & Minions,” signaling a mix of genres … Continued
James Butler’s professional trajectory within the digital cinema landscape has been notably marked by his work with the customized Blackmagic URSA Cine 17K 65. This innovative equipment has played a pivotal role in enhancing cinematic quality, illustrating Butler’s commitment to … Continued
A previously overlooked film reel has been rediscovered and is now celebrated as a significant artifact of early cinema history. This reel, which had been tucked away as a family keepsake, has been carefully preserved and digitized, making it accessible … Continued
When the LUX Audience Award for a European film is presented at a special ceremony in the European Parliament’s iconic Hemicycle chamber in Brussels on April 14, it will mark the crowning moment for what is the largest audience film … Continued