Media | Cinema | Projection
An imaginary corridor with an orange hairpiece dancing in the wind has appeared in a wall at London’s Barbican arts centre, thanks to Christie laser projectors and media players. Source: Dancing orange hairpiece projected into imaginary corridor
As 2018 comes to an end, and now with over 17,000 stories on the website, I thought that I would look at some of the news items over the course of the last 12 months in cinema and cinema exhibition: … Continued
A version of this article first appeared in the March 2018 edition of Cinema Technology Magazine Plenty has been written about the technological future of cinema with, virtual reality being hailed as one of the most promising potential directions the … Continued
Plans for a £130m national centre for film and television on the South Bank in London have been abandoned by the British Film Institute, in a decision partly blamed on the uncertain political and economic climate as Brexit looms. Source: … 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
A litany of things not quite going to plan over the last twelve yearsSeveral years ago a friend at the BFI said to me “Nice film programme! You’re better than the Curzon Soho!” However, we are very different from slick … Continued
On Tuesday 3rd February, Finch & Partners and Jaeger-LeCoultre, hosted the second annual lunch in celebration of ‘The Women in Cinema’ at Maison Assouline, London. The lunch took place five days before the BAFTAs and a fortnight before the Academy … Continued
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