formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In a room somewhere beneath its grand auditorium, IU Cinema’s technical director Barbara Grassia toils away at her desk. It’s a small room, lit with bright fluorescent lights, filled with gadgetry and film paraphernalia. Racks of empty reels line the … Continued
In recent years, as film projection has been reduced to the margins of the industry thanks to the comparative cost-effectiveness (for studios, anyway) of digital photography and projection, it’s become a precious luxury for some moviegoers who believe that film-forward … Continued
Today, most movies are projected digitally. But there’s more to seeing a film projected the old-fashioned way, from a 35mm or 70mm print, than a nostalgic return to the days when movies flickered on theater screens. To learn more, The … Continued
THE legacy of Westerns and women in cinema are among the topics being discussed at this year’s Widescreen Weekend, held in the city centre. The 22nd annual festival will take place at the National Science and Media Museum in October, … Continued
An exhibition of old film projectors was recently held at Hunnan district’s culture and art museum in Shenyang, Northeast China’s Liaoning Province from May 27 Source: Old Film Projectors on Display in Shenyang – All China Women’s Federation
CPC London, the 35mm celluloid printing company has relaunched their website, with a greater range of information and tools. CPC London doesn’t just provide an option to print to 35mm celluloid for traditional film projection (using DCPS or ProRes files) … Continued