formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The big screen’s getting a little bigger at the Regal Northampton Cinema 14 at Northampton Crossings in Lower Nazareth Township. via Regal Northampton Cinema 14 opening new, high-tech theater in Lower Nazareth | lehighvalleylive.com.
Three different projectors are used to fill the three different screens and that gives the viewers a 270-degree field of view. via Woodridge movie theater features ‘Barco Escape’ screen with 270-degree field of view | abc7chicago.com.
Historic Union Station in St. Louis has reopened after an extensive $66.3 million renovation to its lobby where Technomedia, a Mood Media Company created the largest permanent 3D projection mapping attraction in the United States on the 65-foot high barrel-vault … Continued
When Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi epic Interstellar arrives in theaters in early November, it will do so as the rare big budget movie that was both shot on film and meant to be exhibited on film. In an industry that has … Continued
James T. Parrish Jr. and F.T. “Terry” Rea, film fans and co-founders of this venture, have taken the first step toward opening a small, storefront cinema and café in the city’s Arts and Cultural District along Broad Street east of … Continued
Cutting edge technology has come to the rescue of Australia’s hidden treasures, with an interactive cinema developed by the University of NSW to place on public display hundreds of thousands of photographs, cards and artifacts “lost” in museum collections. via … Continued