formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
New York, NY, USA – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (NBHOFM), IMAX Corporation (IMAX), MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM), in partnership with Boston Red Sox Chairman Tom Werner and leading entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA), are bringing baseball history together with … Continued
The long standing uncertainty over the future of 35mm motion picture film was finally laid to rest this past week by the Eastman Kodak Co. causing the industry to heave a huge sigh of relief. That’s one way to look … Continued
The Hampton Arts Cinema has seen a lot in its day. A fire in the 1930s, a car crashing into the theater in the 1970s and Hurricane Sandy in 2012 have all threatened the movie theater during its 87 years. … Continued
The celluloid community received its first positive news in recent months when the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that a consortium of studios was negotiating a long-term arrangement with Eastman Kodak Co. to maintain the company’s film manufacturing capacity. … Continued
Follow me & I’ll take you into the lost & unseen world of the classic 35mm Film Projection Booth (All photographs my own; please credit & tag reposts) via Into the Film Projection Booth Instagram photos @the_cue_dot – EnjoyGram.
Jason Gwynn and Jay Sheldon’s documentary short film, Going Dark: The Final Days of Film Projection focuses on two men for whom the change in theatrical projection from celluloid film to digital disk is particularly alarming. via film projection | Humboldt Sentinel.