formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Projection mapping can’t be described as a mission-critical AV application – but it does show the industry at its brilliant best. To kick off this special report, Ian McMurray finds out the direction in which mapping is headed. Source: Projection … Continued
King of Peking begins with a boy named Little Wong racing down dusty city streets, shouting promises of adventure and excitement at the behest of his projectionist father, Big Wong. Source: King of Peking immersed in screen memories
Protesters chanted and waved banners at the opening of the BFI London Film Festival as a long-running staff pay dispute with a cinema chain spilled over into red carpet territory. Source: Protests disrupt London Film Festival in cinema wage dispute
In April of last year, AMC, on the verge of buying out Odeon and becoming the largest cinema chain in the world, announced it was considering allowing people to use their phones during screenings. Its CEO, Adam Aron, justified this … Continued
In an effort to levy entertainment tax, the civic body has started gathering details from cinemas in the city. Source: Civic body getting ready to impose entertainment tax on cinema tickets – The Hindu
It’s easy to see why everyone who visits the Curzon cinema in Clevedon falls in love with the place. Celeb patrons include Terry Gilliam, Tony Robinson and all three Aardman bigwigs (Nick Park, Peter Lord, David Sproxton). With its original art … Continued