formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Indigenous filmmaker Adam Khalil discussed heritage and filmmaking during a three-day event series at Grand Valley State University from Feb. 20-22. The discussions revolved around “Segaajigewin,” which means “the way of expression in art” in the original language of this … Continued
From its inception in the late 1800s, cinema has enjoyed rapid spree of innovation, becoming one of the most popular forms of visual art in the process. The oldest surviving film, Roundhay Garden Scene, dates back to 1888. It was … Continued
The Dude looks back — and shares his behind-the-scenes photos — from the Coen brothers’ beloved take on L.A. noir. The film has inspired legions of fans, an annual festival and even a religion, but it wasn’t an instant hit … Continued
A Caton Technology distribution system used AI-based intelligent routing to support streaming in digital cinema quality with extremely low latency, at a lower cost than satellite and leased lines. Source: Culture Club concert streamed to cinemas across the world
The Southbank Center, the host of this year’s British Academy Film Awards, has become a focal point of the city’s arts and culture scene. Source: Where Culture Flows Along London’s River Thames – The New York Times
Visual effects pros explain how they sent their films’ characters below the ocean’s surface, soaring through the skies, on tours of Gotham City or back in time to World War I. Source: Oscars: How Avatar: The Way of the Water, … Continued