Media | Cinema | Projection
In response to the COVID-19 theater closures, Sensible Cinema Software is providing relief for independent and family owned theaters struggling to pay for their ticketing and point of sale systems by offering the free use of the Sensible Cinema’s general … Continued
Projekt Multimedia in Poland has carried out an extraordinary project requiring sensitivity to the suffering of Nazi victims, the protection of hibernating bats, and installation in extreme conditions. The Underground Town of Osówka in Lower Silesia, Poland was a part … Continued
When the London School of Economics team set out to create a flexible and sustainable teaching building, they relied on proAV to complete the AV integration. Founded in 1895, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is one … Continued
We have covered the portable CINEMOOD projector several times before, most recently last year (Cinemood2 Projector Shows Big-Screen Content for Kids and Grownups), and there has been a huge upgrade. The CINEMOOD 360 still uses a soft lumes projector (very limited blue … Continued
Videographers want to see their material in the full 4K UHD resolution, while photographers wish to preview the full sharpness of their printed images on the monitor. The ColorEdge CS2740X from EIZO fulfills both these requirements down to a tee. … Continued
Students in McAllen ISD’s Media Technology class, known as KMAC, won multiple awards at a Skills USA District Contest earlier this semester. McAllen ISD students took all three places in the Digital Cinema category plus third place in Radio. Eight … Continued
The Art-House America Campaign, a new relief fund established by initial donations from the Criterion Collection and Janus Films, launches today to help the more than 150 independent movie theaters across the United States that temporarily closed to slow the spread of … Continued
Our look back into the box office archives marches on this week as we continue to celebrate the moviegoing experience in these trying and challenging times by fondly recalling some of the great box office performances and film releases of yesteryear. … Continued
Kino Lorber’s theatrical release of festival hit Bacurau, which garnered critical praise at major events like Cannes and NYFF, began its run in New York City on March 6. An expansion to arthouse theaters nationwide was scheduled for the ensuing weeks, … Continued
Coming to a theater near you: a marquee with no movie titles on it, but instead big letters that say “gone out of business.” With movie houses nationwide closed by the coronavirus, big cinema chains like AMC Entertainment and Regal … Continued