formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
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
Last week we popped into the Regent Street Cinema, the historic central London venue restored to its former glory and newly reopened, to talk to programmer Shira Macleod about her vision for the cinema and its programme. Source: The birthplace … Continued
A trip to the cinema is not always worthy of a podcast, but the Regent Street Cinema in the West End of London is a little bit special. I first visited this cinema in October 2014, when it was still … Continued
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This is a guest post for Silent London by Amran Vance, who runs the London Silent Film Meetup group and is part of the team behind the wonderful Kennington Bioscope.Nitrate. Dangerous, volatile, endangered, nitrate.Its allure drew film curators, historians and … Continued
Brechin Community Cinema Project, ‘Flicks In The City,’ will have its second outing this Sunday (May 17).Committee members and volunteers are hoping for a repeat of the success of the first show which attracted over 300 movie-goers. Source: Group all … Continued