formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
With so many ways to consume movies at home, movie theaters are looking to attract business and maintain the bottom line by creating luxurious, immersive and customer-centric experiences at the cinema. In 2014 about 1.26 billion people went out to … Continued
There can’t be many people in the film business in London with more going on than Gerry Cottle Jr. Gerry’s the guy who founded Rooftop Film Club, which spawned the Drive-In Film Club. Which gave birth to the Underground Film … Continued
Drive-in cinema is a slice of Americana that has never got out of first gear in the UK.Our experience of catching a film on the big screen from the front seats of the car is limited to pop culture references … Continued
It’s over. Those were the first words I heard coming into my job as a projectionist at the Minor Theater in Arcata, California in 1994. I had been in town a year, and Humboldt County was currently having its forests … 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
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