Media | Cinema | Projection
As several national movie theater chains remain closed or struggle because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Charlotte Film Society is ramping up efforts to open its own art house cinema. The city has been without a single art house theater … Continued
The marquee sign at a shuttered Sunnyside movie theater was altered over the weekend with the perpetrator taking aim at the landlord. “Death by Speculation, Starring Limpdick Landlord,” the sign reads, which appears to have gone up in the past … Continued
Movie theaters have suffered major revenue losses throughout the pandemic but Emagine Theaters is breathing new life into one local gem with the purchase of the historic Birmingham Theater. Source: https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/emagine-buys-iconic-birmingham-8-plans-to-maintain-charm
National CineMedia (NCM), the largest cinema advertising network in the U.S., and Harkins Theatres, the premier movie exhibitor of the Western U.S. and the fifth-largest exhibitor in America, have signed a long-term cinema advertising affiliate agreement to bring NCM’s Noovie … Continued
In the spring of 2017, I sent a resume to the Seven Gables Theatre looking for easy summer work behind a concessions stand. After a month with no response, the theater announced it was closing “for refurbishment,” but as it … Continued
Despite the struggles of big box office theaters during the pandemic, a local non-profit is moving ahead with plans for a new arthouse venue in the Queen City. The folks behind the community cinema project believe people will be eager … Continued
Kids, parents and people of Milwaukee, this is your last chance to catch a unique theater experience. Pink Umbrella Theater is putting on a show called “Scavengers!” “What it is about is a group of four friends, a turtle, a … Continued
Nearly a decade ago, the single screen at Bethlehem’s Boyd Theatre faded to black. Ever since, several ideas have been pitched for the property, aimed at injecting life into a sleepy block around the corner from busy Main Street. Now, … Continued
Mike and Brenda Lilly are a married couple in Asheville taking virtual theater one step further. They estimate spending about $4,000 of their own to adapt a stage play into a short film. “A lot of theaters are in a world … Continued
A real Hollywood ending doesn’t always come from Hollywood; sometimes it comes from, gasp, the internet. Or in this case, the Internet Archive, which has stepped in at the 11th hour to save the Michelson Cinema Research Library. Lillian Michelson … Continued