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Hailed as a breakthrough that will allow for more precise and faster surgery, projection mapping is being adapted to display images of internal organs on a patient’s body for video projection. The technique is the brainchild of optical equipment maker Mitaka Kohki … Continued
Right now we’re all glued to the best movies we can stream from home—but as much as we love the comfort of our couches, we’re already yearning for the dark and popcorn-dotted majesty of seeing film on the big screen. Fortunately … Continued
In a recent article in The Washington Post, director Christopher Nolan – one of cinema’s most passionate defenders of film and the theatrical experience – declared that movie theaters are one of America’s, indeed the world’s, most important social confluences. Nolan, … Continued
The Latvian National Museum of Art wishes to continue to reach out to its esteemed public and adapts its exhibition format to the conditions of the COVID-19 crisis. From 6 April to 31 May 2020, the visitors of www.lnmm.lv, the homepage … Continued
As the global pandemic COVID-19 sees nearly everyone around the world ‘sheltering in place’. One of the hardest-hit industries is film, TV and video production. There is some good news, as Sony Corporation has established a $100 million global relief fund, … Continued
When the West Newton Cinema’s future was thrown into uncertainty by the coronavirus pandemic, owner David Bramante’s daughter, Bridget Bali, took to the Internet to ask those who know and love the theater for help. The outpouring of support was … Continued
Coronado Island Film Festival (CIFF) invites you to come along on a virtual cinematic journey as it launches a new online series called Best of the Fest, starting April 10! Source: https://coronadotimes.com/news/2020/04/07/ciff-launches-best-of-the-fest-virtual-series/
An influential coronavirus model often cited by the White House coronavirus task force has significantly reduced its U.S. death toll and hospital resource usage projections. The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at Washington University lowered its death toll projection … Continued
Igloo Vision has announced the release of its Igloo immersive workspace, a wraparound 360 degrees screen that uses content-agnostic software to create an ‘immersive’ workspace. Content can be displayed around the user, rather than relying on a single screen for … Continued
THE new LNER Community Stadium in York is “almost complete” – as building work continues with a reduced workforce. City of York Council told The Press that the stadium, in Monks Cross, is still a live building site, but all staff are … Continued