formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Editing is of course one of the most vitally important aspects of making a movie, and within that discipline, cutting is surely the most crucial cornerstone of all.Without it, the visual language of cinema itself wouldn’t exist, and as we … Continued
Whether it promotes a better understanding of history or not, film itself has remained a major cultural influence around the world for over a century now. Its larger historical impact is hard to measure. Soon, however, the first large-scale museum … Continued
The fascinating story of an elusive yet crucial figure in the early history of cinema technology. Source: Book review: ‘Robert Paul and the Origins of British Cinema’ by Ian Christie | E&T Magazine
A SECOND attempt has been made to win planning permission to convert an iconic Westbourne cinema building into a gym and offices. BCP Council rejected Currentasset’s first application for the Grand in November saying there had been “no convincing argument” … Continued
Exclusive first pictures of the new hotel set to be built on the site of Stratford’s Picturehouse Cinema on Windsor Street can be revealed by the Herald. The 79-bedroom hotel will be offered by the chain Travelodge and demolition work … Continued
Nottingham Theatre Royal was built in 1865 by C J Phipps and cost £15,000, it was completed in just six months. Theatre Square has seen many changes, the Statue of Samuel Morley once stood in front. The bust of Mr … Continued