formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The two theaters have been closed since the pandemic came crashing down last spring, with no plans to reopen for the foreseeable future, leaving a big hole in many a mid-Hudson film buff’s heart. That makes it an auspicious time … Continued
A battle is brewing over an iconic landmark in Fresno’s arts and entertainment district that may pit economic development against religious freedom. Fresno city council members Esmeralda Soria and Miguel Arias both confirmed over social media Fresno’s Tower Theatre entered … Continued
It’s definitely tempting to write the year off completely — but there were a lot of important things we learned and discovered last year. Among those (or helping us in our journeys) were TV and movies! Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/hannahmarder/impactful-tv-and-movies-people-watched-in-2020
Since last March, Loudouners have used their living room as movie theaters, downsizing their screens from 50 feet to 50 inches. For a few months, that was their only option. But now, half of the county’s movie theaters are open … Continued
As a part of our series, Women’s Cinema, we interviewed cinematographer and camera operator Emily (Em) Michelle Gonzales. In this inspiring session, Em sheds light on how’s like to work on a big scale high-end movie-set, and what’s the best … Continued
When this is all over—Covid, unrest, financial reconstruction—will Los Angeles still be the Movie Capital? Perhaps not.This week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency put Los Angeles County at the top of its new National Risk Index, which calculates danger from … Continued