formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
ScreenX, one of the world’s first multi-projection systems that allow theatergoers to go beyond the frame of the movie screen by extending the images onto the theater walls, is making its official U.S. premiere on January 1. The first public availability of ScreenX … Continued
Phil and Michael get together to catch up on the highlights of 2015 including diversity and female representation in cinema, a strong year for British film, the Scalarama season, new cinema openings across the UK, conferences including This Way Up, … Continued
Gordon Elliott and Adam Witmer have never met, but the 55-year-old projectionist from London and the 22-year-old film student from North Carolina share a deep love of celluloid. Source: The Hateful Eight: Celluloid lovers screening vintage 70mm print of Quentin … Continued
It was the moment when it finally looked as if the Allies might liberate western Europe. Troops were being marshalled and incredibly complex plans involving three million service personnel were being put in place. “Operation Overlord” was about to get … Continued
What will they think of next? When I arrived in Las Vegas for CinemaCon this spring, I was of the mind that cinema technology had pretty much reached its apex: Digital projection is ubiquitous; digital 3-D is no longer a … Continued
Before delving into the Sisyphean task of putting together the 100 theater roadshow and some of the problems with individual 70mm screenings you’ve been reading about, it’s important to first remember that while the ability to shoot on film might … Continued