formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Now in its 15th season, the Museum of Modern Art’s “To Save and Project” surveys significant film-restoration projects from archives around the world. Running Jan. 18 through Feb. 1, it’s also a primer on world cinema and an introduction to … Continued
Continuing its sporadic but notable string of new releases shown in the rare format of 70 millimeter film, which begun with “The Hateful Eight” and continued with “Dunkirk,” the Music Box Theatre on Jan. 11 opened a four-week engagement of … Continued
Projection mapping transforms skyscrapers, sculptures or ordinary objects into glowing, kinetic art. Many shows using this digital projection method are promotional affairs. Target hired Chicago Projection Mapping, a production firm that specializes in this visual medium, to design a Halloween/Dia de … Continued
While Star Wars: The Last Jedi has been a massive box office success in the UK and US, other countries have been far less receptive. Source: Star Wars: The Last Jedi pulled from Chinese cinema chain following poor box office … Continued
A former cinema and bingo hall which has been closed for over a decade is set to be reborn as a new £5 million mixed-use development. Source: New plans to restore historic former Kings Heath cinema – Birmingham Post
QSC, LLC, a leading global manufacturer of cinema solutions, introduces the SB-118F and SB-218F new flyable subwoofers designed for low frequency enhancement in Cinema applications. The subwoofers feature integrated handles and eight built-in mounting points making them ideal for safe … Continued