The Digital Transformation Of Film
Two of this week’s milestones in the history of technology reflect the analog-to-digital transformation of film making and distribution. Source: The Digital Transformation Of Film
Personal posts on cinema events
Two of this week’s milestones in the history of technology reflect the analog-to-digital transformation of film making and distribution. Source: The Digital Transformation Of Film
A YORK cinema will re-open tomorrow after a £3 million refurbishment, with almost every ticket sold. The Everyman, created in the former Reel and Odeon cinema in Blossom Street, features sofas instead of seats, with food and drink served … Continued
Your stories of how trips to the cinema went a lot better than expected… Source: 19 examples of good experiences in the cinema | Den of Geek
ALMOST one year after plans to bring the latest film releases to the Guildhall were scrapped, a cinema will finally open today in Abingdon though only on a temporary basis. Source: Abingdon will finally get a cinema – for the … Continued
I was lucky enough to be able to join many others, to celebrate the reopening of the redeveloped Vue West End on the 10th July. The cinema is built on the site of Daly’s Theatre, which was opened on 27 June … Continued
Last night I was lucky enough to watch a documentary entitled ‘The Final Reel’ Documentary at the wonderful Regent Street Cinema as part of the 50th-anniversary celebrations for the Cinema Theatre Association. Watch the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/174196220 @thefinalreeldoc
Introduction In 2015, either myself or my deputy editor Vicky Mansfield, posted nearly 2000 news stories to this website, covering a variety of different topics, bringing the total stories available to over 13,000 and means that an average of 5 … Continued
Gordon Elliott and Adam Witmer have never met, but the 55-year-old projectionist from London and the 22-year-old film student from North Carolina share a deep love of celluloid. Source: The Hateful Eight: Celluloid lovers screening vintage 70mm print of Quentin … Continued
It was the moment when it finally looked as if the Allies might liberate western Europe. Troops were being marshalled and incredibly complex plans involving three million service personnel were being put in place. “Operation Overlord” was about to get … Continued
What will they think of next? When I arrived in Las Vegas for CinemaCon this spring, I was of the mind that cinema technology had pretty much reached its apex: Digital projection is ubiquitous; digital 3-D is no longer a … Continued