formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Netflix is not primarily about acting disruptively, at least in terms of content if not in terms of how to distribute it, according to Ted Sarandos, chief content officer of Netflix in conversation at the Series Mania event in Lille … Continued
Welcome to my first blog for ProjectorCentral. For starters, I want to thank editor-in-chief Rob Sabin for coming up with such a great name for the column, and for giving me a forum where I can share my experiences and … Continued
In this episode I talk to fellow Projectionist Yves Leibowitz about his time working on 35mm and 15/70mm IMAX in the United States. Don’t forget to visit Yves’ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/the80sdiehard Source: Up In The Booth: Ep03 IMAX Projectionist Yves … Continued
Lochmann Filmtheaterbetriebe, a German independent cinema operator, will have the screen installed in its Leonberg location in the south west of the country. Source: Coin-op amusements news | World’s widest IMAX screen comes to Germany | InterGame
Netflix is close to signing a deal to purchase the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood from the American Cinematheque, but that doesn’t mean the streamer will be using the movie palace to run theatrical releases of its films to qualify … Continued
Amid rising competition from Netflix and other streaming services, the head of the cinema trade group made an impassioned defense of delaying the release of movies for home viewing. Source: Grand Haven Tribune: Cinema group defends ‘robust’ theatrical release in … Continued