formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Those who love the work of Federico Fellini must envy anyone who sees La Dolce Vita for the first time. But today such a viewer, however overwhelmed by the lavish cinematic feast laid before his eyes, will wonder if giving … Continued
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced on Wednesday the details of the first exhibit of its upcoming season, “Regeneration: Black Cinema 1898–1971.” Opening August 21, the exhibition explores the history of Black performers and filmmakers in the United States, … Continued
The collaboration aims to enhance the integration and optimisation of both companies products, platforms, and cloud capabilities. Source: MediaKind, Microsoft partner on video digital transformation – TVBEurope
Adding a B4 lens to a modern cinema camera is not a simple task. B4 lenses are designed for smaller 2/3 chip sensors, and to get the most coverage, some kind of lens is usually needed behind or inside the … Continued
The year that saw the first-ever issue of Th New Yorker, the year that saw South Africa declaring Afrikaans as an official language, and also the year that saw John Baird conducting the tests of the first-ever working television set, … Continued
The joys of living in the 21st century are not especially plentiful, but one such has been the recent flood of old British films remastered and issued on Blu-ray. Most have been commercial ventures; some have been renovated by the … Continued