formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
IF THE FILM is rare, highly flammable, and was made before 1951, there’s a good chance it’ll end up on George Willeman’s desk. Or more specifically, in one of his vaults. As the Nitrate Film Vault Manager at The Library … Continued
When MoviePass announced its Netflix-for-the-cinema service back in August, observers wondered how it could possibly maintain the low $10 monthly fee for unlimited movies. On Friday, the company announced that it will be making a change to the fee. For … Continued
If you’re remotely connected to the cinema industry there have been a couple of stories that won’t have escaped your notice this year. Source: Data-driven cinema: The future?
In Blade Runner 2049, one of the more interesting stylistic choices was how the film imagined futuristic augmented reality. While the Microsofts and Googles of our real dystopian world are currently approaching AR tech with headsets and smart glasses, Blade … Continued
Calum Marsh: Where digital has taken over the profession has faded into obsolescence. Where it’s still needed, it’s never been more in demand Source: Reel devotion: Digital may have won the war, but the desire and love for film remains … Continued
Last week, Christie® started a series of four articles in anticipation of CineAsia 2017 to celebrate cinematic projection technology. If we may say so, Christie has the best supporting role in bringing movie magic to the big screen and to … Continued