formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Sometimes, a rebellious phase is the best thing that can happen to National Cinema. Even typing those words, “national cinema” sends a shiver down my spine. There’s something gauche and irksome about clamoring after a cinematic identity defined by, in … Continued
The brand recreated an art deco movie theatre to sell rosé champagne, which is rising in popularity. Source: Moët Hennessy Opens French Cinema in Selfridges to Sell Wine
The LG CineBeam HU715Q 4K Ultra Short Throw projector makes use of a laser projection system to throw images as large as 120-inches onto your walls or projection screen. Thanks to its short throw design, it can do this relatively … Continued
From Cyrano to The Last Duel, the world of medieval chivalry is big on screen – and its preoccupation with appearances isn’t so far from our own. Source: Romance, 14th-century style: why cinema has fallen for courtly love | Romance … Continued
After a successful stint in Chicago, an immersive art exhibition is headed west to Phoenix. Called “Artopia: The Immersive Art Experience,” the exhibition is described as an “innovative and collaborative art exhibition that lives at the intersection of art, technology … Continued
The Beijing Winter Olympics is providing a global showcase for Chinese tech giants to display their latest digital wonders. Source: Beijing Olympics ‘makes history’ with virtual meetings featuring holograms