formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A film scanner scans original film stock from 8mm to 70mm. Some models of film scanners scan each frame individually, locked down in a pin-registered film gate, taking a few seconds of scanning time per frame, as opposed to continuous … Continued
If the bootleg-swapping, DIY-subtitle-making Gen Xer anime fans of the ‘80s and ‘90s weren’t around to see it themselves, they probably wouldn’t believe it, but in 2022, people are taking anime seriously. And not just people, but august institutions, which … Continued
Camilla Grudova’s debut, the short fiction collection The Doll’s Alphabet, was acclaimed as feminist horror reminiscent of Angela Carter and Margaret Atwood. In 13 often jarringly grotesque stories, Grudova built miniature scenarios to explore the disappointments of young women’s lives: … Continued
The Jacob Burns Film Center in Westchester, a celebrated venue that enjoys backing from cinema’s A-list, has been roiled by the dismissal of one of its original leaders who was accused of bullying behavior. Source: For the Jacob Burns Film … Continued
Christie (opens in new tab) Crimson Series laser projectors are lighting up the façade of Milan Mela, the largest exhibition facility in Kolkata that is well positioned to become one of India’s finest integrated trade pavilion complexes. The Christie Crimson … Continued
Humane is a ‘start-up’ created by former Apple employees, and its first development leaves us with traces of a portable device whose screen is projected by laser onto any surface. Source: Former Apple employees are creating the smartwatch of the … Continued