formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In Mountain View, California there’s a museum that aims to offer “unique perspectives” on software, stressing a belief that “our computational past informs our digital present” and declaring their goal to “preserve our collective history.”Or, to put it another way, … Continued
Before filming “Top Gun: Maverick,” with actors taking real G-forces in Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets sporting Imax-grade cameras, cinematographer Claudio Miranda pulled a Tom Cruise and climbed into the cockpit himself. Source: ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ aerial cinematography secrets … Continued
Some filmmaking movements leave a lasting effect on modern-day cinema. French New Wave possibly crashed upon the world of cinema the hardest, engraving its experimental practices that challenged the filmmaking of the mid-1950s and late 1960s. French New Wave, also … Continued
It’s portable, it’s powerful and it looks great in any room, but is the XGIMI Halo+ portable projector the right pick for you? Find out in our full review below. Source: XGIMI Halo+ projector review: A portable cinema experience, without … Continued
After a turbulent few years, North Carolina’s film industry is making a comeback. The industry saw a historic year in 2021 with an all-time high of $416 million spent on movie and television productions filmed in the state. Source: NC’s … Continued
Tom Jolliffe looks at the finest in ambiguous cinema, and asks ‘how do you pull it off?’… Source: The Art of Ambiguity in Cinema