formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Earlier this year in January, Kodak announced it was bringing back its popular Ektachrome film. After a period of silence and recent news that the company Source: Kodak’s Ektachrome Reboot is on Track Despite $46M Loss and 425 Layoffs
The Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) and Boston Light & Sound, in partnership with Martin Scorsese’s nonprofit organization The Film Foundation, will host a three-day, intermediate-level film projection workshop offering expert-led training in the proper handling and presentation of 35mm film … Continued
Founded by principals Larry Shaw and Chapin Cutler in 1977, Boston Light & Sound (BL&S) has spent the last 40 years taking theatrical presentation seriously. The company has made a mission of training projectionists to handle film carefully and adjust … Continued
Despite proponents like the Dunkirk director, physical film is finding it tough in the modern age. Source: Can celluloid lovers like Christopher Nolan stop a digital-only future for film?
Dunkirk is presented in 35mm at Hyde Park Picture House as part of the cinema’s ongoing commitment to traditional film projection. Dunkirk’s brand new print offers incredible clarity, a unique patina and a rich, warm sound mix. The presentation also … Continued
Earlier this year, the Norwegian tech company Piql opened the Arctic World Archive to protect the world’s most important data. The remote bunker — a converted mineshaft buried 300 meters underground — is considered safe from natural and nuclear disasters. … Continued