formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
FOR today’s families – familiar with having to travel to The Valley or Middlebrook Retail Park to catch the latest Hollywood blockbuster – it may be hard to picture a Bolton where a cinema stood on nearly every corner. Source: … Continued
With the goal of building “one of the very best home theaters in the world,” world-renowned movie director Michael Bay began by hiring one of the premier theater designers in the world, the same person that designed the Directors Guild … Continued
In the early 1900s when motion pictures first came about, theaters weren’t commonplace, especially in towns and villages. To make films more accessible, groups of individuals dressed in magician-like garb, carried projectors and reels in caravans, set up tents and … Continued
From the reception of the hard drive containing the film, to the picture and sound adjustments prior to the screening, the journey of a film competing at Critics’ Week (the section of the Cannes Film Festival running parallel to the … Continued
Digital Cinema Media has launched an awards scheme to recognise the best in cinema advertising over the past year, across five categories. Source: Digital Cinema Media launches inaugural industry awards – Media news – Media Week
Steve Pike’s favourite film is Cinema Paradiso. How could it not be? It tells the story of a child, growing up in Italy, who forms an important friendship with the local cinema’s projectionist, who in turn teaches the boy to … Continued