Houston Ballet Drive-In Provides A Pandemic-Friendly Way To Enjoy Dance
Houston Ballet turns a parking lot into a space to show dance films. It kicks off with the “Frame X Frame Film Fest.” Source: https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/
Once rundown, Normal Theater now uptown architectural gem
This October marked the 26th anniversary of the rebirth of the Normal Theater as a town-run venue for classic, independent and foreign films. Yet the distinctive Art Moderne-designed movie house goes back much further — all the way to 1937 … Continued
Millerton Moviehouse is Seeking New Owners to Continue Journey
The Moviehouse a 30-year staple in the Town of Millerton announced this week, via email, that they have consigned a real estate agent to sell the building and with it what we knew as The Moviehouse. Source: https://hudsonvalleypost.com/millerton-moviehouse-is-seeking-new-owners-to-continue-journey/
Theater Owners Chief Warns Cinemas Will Go Bankrupt Unless Congress Acts
They need help now. That’s the message from John Fithian, head of the National Association of Theatre Owners, who is issuing a dire warning on behalf of the cinemas who make up his trade organization. Unless Congress passes “Save Our Stages,” … Continued
Theater Owners Implore Congress For More Aid To Cinemas
With Disney already having erased two big movies from the holiday schedule, Free Guy and Death on the Nile, and Warner Bros. expected to punt its Christmas Day release of Wonder Woman 1984, movie theaters really don’t know how they’re … Continued
Los Angeles Sees Film Permits Rise 24 Percent in October
Over the last twenty weeks, FilmLA has received roughly 2,500 film permit applications spanning close to 2,000 unique projects. Monthly application intake increased 24 percent in October (to 880 permits) compared to September (711 permits), and FilmLA’s daily intake now … Continued