formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
After 2021 in which “Spider-Man: No Way Home” caused the return of viewers to the cinema -although far from the figures of “Avengers: Endgame” in 2019- Hollywood trust again for 2022 in superheroes -from Morbius to Batman, Thor or Spider-Man- … Continued
Streaming platforms are transforming the way films are watched. But traditional movie-going and sofa viewing can coexist, say local cinemas. Michael Alexander – a former projectionist – went behind the scenes to find out how the industry has changed. … Continued
One of the major tests reviewers are eager to perform regarding the new Nikon Z9, is the examination of its ability to produce almost zero rolling shutter artifacts when shooting videos. Therefore, the Z9 was compared to the very fast … Continued
Mini-conglomerate mm2 Asia says that a deal to sell its Singapore cinemas business has fallen through. The deal was announced in August and should have been completed by Dec. 31, 2021. “Omicron uncertainty has dampened investing appetite for the moment. … Continued
Romaine Hart gave me my start in the film business, hiring me as an usher at the Screen on the Green cinema in Islington, London, when I was 18; alongside the programmer Roger Austin she taught me fundamental lessons about … Continued
Film is more concentrated and it has the advantage of conveying the essence of a story in 90 to 120 minutes. A film can be sublime; like a fresh brew you savour and the warmth of which you feel through … Continued