formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
More than 130,000 seniors take up residence in the Orlando community. A new documentary called “Some Kind of Heaven” sets out to understand what brought them there. Source: https://www.insidehook.com/article/movies/some-kind-heaven-villages-disneyland-retirees
The new venue boasts a screen that measures 64 feet, billed as the largest in the city. Source: https://preview.houstonchronicle.com/movies-tv/
Join the Pasadena Senior Center on Tuesday, January 12, for the first part of a seven-part master class about the history of American movies. This master class, hosted by film historian Dr. Jonathan Kuntz, will introduce participants to the birth … Continued
The winter season traditionally offers a full plate of theater, dance and other arts events. But with COVID-19 restrictions still firmly in place, companies have had to pivot to offer theater and film audiences new avenues to enjoy performances. While … Continued
While cinemas up and down the country remain temporarily closed, there’s at least some good news for Royston’s community picture house. Saffron Screen’s operators, who run Royston Picture Palace, have been awarded cash from the government’s coronavirus recovery pot. … Continued
“When I first started in this industry, it was when the WB was big and one of the big things was that I wasn’t WB pretty. I wasn’t light-skinned with curly hair, which is ironic, cause I’m brown skin with … Continued