formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In 1986 Dallas VideoFest was born on the heels of a wildly successful video art program called “Video as a Creative Medium” Bart Weiss co-presented at the Dallas Museum of Art. At the time Weiss, a filmmaker and film teacher, … Continued
IndieWire at 25: Even before the pandemic, film festivals faced an uphill battle in America. Here’s how they can adapt to the future. Source: Why the Future of Film Festivals Is Collaboration | IndieWire
Ontario movie theatres will be back in business on Friday as the province moves into Step 3 of reopening in the heat of summer movie season, but strict capacity limits have sent a chill through exhibitors’ hopes of drawing the … Continued
A new art exhibit at the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ is showcasing how video can elevate traditional art in exciting new ways. Titled “New Acquisitions,” the exhibit features three paintings of simple interiors illuminated with delicate movement by Epson … Continued
A student is leading a campaign to save an historic cinema after its owner began demolition work – before it was halted. Sandonia, in Sandon Road, Stafford, is a 120-year-old building which has great importance for the town’s heritage. It … Continued
Star Trek: The Motion Picture‘s Director’s Edition is being fully remastered in 4k Ultra HD. The restoration is expected to take 6-8 months, according to the press release on StarTrek.com, which means the Director’s Edition will not be included with September’s Star Trek: … Continued