formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Ivan Reitman’s passing came as an unexpected blow on Super Bowl night, as news of it broke amid the flood of usual movie marketing in primetime commercials. Just months ago, the Alamo Drafthouse dedicated its new Manhattan location to Reitman, … Continued
Sometimes, a rebellious phase is the best thing that can happen to National Cinema. Even typing those words, “national cinema” sends a shiver down my spine. There’s something gauche and irksome about clamoring after a cinematic identity defined by, in … Continued
The brand recreated an art deco movie theatre to sell rosé champagne, which is rising in popularity. Source: Moët Hennessy Opens French Cinema in Selfridges to Sell Wine
The LG CineBeam HU715Q 4K Ultra Short Throw projector makes use of a laser projection system to throw images as large as 120-inches onto your walls or projection screen. Thanks to its short throw design, it can do this relatively … Continued
From Cyrano to The Last Duel, the world of medieval chivalry is big on screen – and its preoccupation with appearances isn’t so far from our own. Source: Romance, 14th-century style: why cinema has fallen for courtly love | Romance … Continued
After a successful stint in Chicago, an immersive art exhibition is headed west to Phoenix. Called “Artopia: The Immersive Art Experience,” the exhibition is described as an “innovative and collaborative art exhibition that lives at the intersection of art, technology … Continued