Beckley, West Virginia based Marquee Cinemas today announced plans to begin renovations of its 12-screen theatre located in Charleston, West Virginia. Construction is scheduled to begin August 12, 2019 with a completion date in December 2019. The theatre will remain open during the remodel. Marquee’s new features will offer Charleston and … [Read more...]
Aurora Technology Arts appoints Krešimir Dulić as CCO & CTO
Former Intel Business Operations Manager to drive creation and expansion of Aurora Technology Arts’s new drone light show business unit. Aurora Technology Arts (ATA) is proud to announce Krešimir Dulić as CCO (Chief Customer Officer) and CTO (Chief Technology Officer) for their new drone light show business unit. With more than seven years of … [Read more...]
Invisible Cities (Brisbane Festival)
Invisible Cities is one of the 2019 Brisbane Festival’s most anticipated works: a big, bold, ambitious undertaking of risky creativity. The exclusive five-night season presents precisely the type of production festivals exist for and which wouldn’t be possible outside the festival ambit. Premiering at Manchester International Festival in July, … [Read more...]
InfoComm India: Reaching a seven-year high
The premier Professional AudioVisual (Pro-AV) and Integrated Experience technologies exhibition smashed last year’s visitor attendance record, registering a 17 percent increase to 11,532 visitors. Fifty percent of InfoComm India’s diverse spectrum of visitors hailed from a wide spectrum of end-user verticals, while the rest comprised AV and IT … [Read more...]
Curtain closes on Odeon, permanently
ODEON Cinema, one of the few remaining Art Deco-style buildings in Kuala Lumpur, will soon make way for a multi-storey retail and service apartment project. It is learned that Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has approved in principle for the project to go ahead and that the development order is in the process of being issued. However, Kuala Lumpur … [Read more...]
Wymondham could get new cinema if warehouse plan gets go-ahead
Plans for the Old Goods Shed, next to Wymondham Railway Station, have been submitted to South Norfolk Council. Start-up digital cinema business Filmhaus (Cinemas) Ltd is seeking planning permission to turn it into a two-screen cinema. Bill Chew, a chartered architect and cinema designer, who is behind Filmhaus, has been talking to the council … [Read more...]
