Media | Cinema | Projection
Over the past ten years, Indian television series have become a feature in many households across Ghana as they’ve become available on cable and satellite channels. Indian television series, including romantic dramas (such as Til the End of Time) and … Continued
Triton Construction has been appointed as main contractor to preserve and redevelop the Grade II listed Hyde Park Picture House in Leeds. The £2.8m contract follows news that the venue has secured a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant with match … Continued
LG has been quietly working on a projector that, on-paper, aims to take the industry by storm. When we received the LG HU810PW (well, technically the AU810PB) sample in our lab, we couldn’t have been more excited to review it. … Continued
The new Maltings venue will be an ‘iconic, multi-purpose cultural and entertainment complex’ when its doors open in 2025. The project, confirmed after the signing of the Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal, will deliver a major transformation and expansion of the current … Continued
The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) has announced its nominees for feature film, documentary and television cinematography. Cherry, Mank, News of the World, Nomadland, and The Trial of the Chicago 7 have been selected in the Feature Film Category. Winners … Continued
Unique X, world leading cinema software provider, and Copine GmbH of Zurich, are delighted to announce a 5 year agreement for the provision of the Advertising Accord solution to the Swiss cinema advertising market. Deployed worldwide, Unique X’s Advertising Accord … Continued
BANTEER native Sean O’Deadaigh has scooped a major film award at the So-Cal Film Awards in Huntington Beach, Los Angeles. The short film entitled ‘The Greek Accusative’, directed by Sean O’Deadaigh tells the story of an ageing actor who brings … Continued
Certainly the Racine Majestic/Uptown Theater has seen better days, and indeed better days are ahead for the building as it will renovated for a new use, but it’s worth taking a final look at the 1928 theater and imagining its … Continued
The Russian Guild of Film Critics has dropped its prestigious White Elephant cinema prize after its own expert panel awarded jailed opposition politician Aleksei Navalny for a series of investigative documentaries revealing evidence of corruption among the country’s top officials. … Continued
There he is, in my basement, James “Titanic” Cameron, undersea explorer and digital-filmmaker extraordinaire. Oh no, no. He’s not on my laptop screen. Resembling something between a Star Wars holo-projection and a Macy’s window display, he’s standing in front of … Continued