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Category Archives: Exhibition
Artist’s Intent Exposed~! See it here first. Where? In the cinema, the temporary home provided by exhibitors.
NATO Announces Creation of Non-Profit The Cinema Foundation
The National Association of Theatre Owners today announced the formation of The Cinema Foundation. The new organization—a donor-supported 501(c)(3) ch[……]
CINEMA-GOING IN EUROPE IN 2021
UNIC – 7 FEBRUARY 2022
RECOVERING EUROPEAN CINEMAS SEE 42 PER CENT BOX OFFICE GROWTH IN 2021
Brussels: 7 February 2022 – The International[……]
Update: Universal/AMC Deal and the future of VOD releases
Update: Cinemark, the world’s 2nd largest chain, will not go silently into the good night of marriage with VOD:
UPDATE: As Mulan/Tenet Slips, so does AMC
UPDATE: With some rumors – still unconfirmed a week later –that Tenet could be released in other countries other than the US, we are truly in WhoThePh[……]
UNIC Women’s Cinema Leadership Programme – Year 4
UNIC LAUNCHES FOURTH EDITION OF THE WOMEN’S CINEMA LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME
Brussels: 30 June 2020 – The International Union of Cinemas ([……]
California Gets Cinema Back To Work
The Exit for the PauseDemic has been eagerly awaited all over the world. French cinema is getting up again [France shakes off virus blues as cine[……]
Tea Leave Reading for Chinese Cinemas
Wanda Film is the group that bought AMC in the States and which then bought the studio Legendary Entertainment, the company behind blockbusters l[……]
Plead to Plead the US Congress
NATO needs the Congress to get a support bill going in the Congress. The Republicans have included it in their plan, but it is essentially nuclear a[……]
Exhibition Is Stable – Consumer All Over
The first US studio has stopped sending InterOp DCPs to their clients in North America, after years of refining and pushing the SMPTE DCP release pack[……]
Exhibition Is Stable – Consumer All Over
The first US studio has stopped sending InterOp DCPs to their clients in North America, after years of refining and pushing the SMPTE DCP release pack[……]
Exhibition Is Stable – Consumer All Over
The first US studio has stopped sending InterOp DCPs to their clients in North America, after years of refining and pushing the SMPTE DCP release pack[……]
2019 Women in Cinema – Celluloid Junkie
The New York Times Review of Books today highlights “When Women Take the Baton“, an article about the challenges in one segment of entertainment that[……]
2019 Women in Cinema – Celluloid Junkie
The New York Times Review of Books today highlights “When Women Take the Baton“, an article about the challenges in one segment of entertainment that[……]
OLED Screens with Audio – Not Cinema…Yet
Cinema exhibition technology seems to move fast and confusingly. For example, laser light technology seemed to be a natural evolution for putting more light on every screen – promises of cheaper to buy, cheaper to run, and better looking were true but well, not exactly cheaper to buy AND better looking…well, you get the idea. And the manufacturers put so much into R&D that we shouldn’t be surprised if they show up in 10 x 20 booths at CinemaCon.
But our brothers in the consumer side are having to juggle the worst of possible needs and potentials with lagging interchange standards and the presumption of magic…but don’t try this or that without a 2.1 HDMI label on everything and even then you are not going to get what you think you want. And, there is a constant flood of new everything.
The latest was LG announcing today that they are introducing a whole line of Video panels that also vibrate out the sound. It was bound to happen since we saw similar things with the Sony Bravia variation (XBR-A1E) – using an LG OLED screen – for home theaters that is a little larger than 6 feet diagonal. Not quite cinema, but these things lead to modularity and it has been conjectured that LG would be entering the
This isn’t what went through the DCI certification process last September, the Sony CLDC-11. That is a 5.1 m wide by 2.7 m high display up of 78 ZRD-2 modules and two ZRCT-100 Display Controllers. There is also a couple of boxes which could be dual purposed, e.g., the XCT-Z11 Secure Processing Box and the CPU-450 Projector Secure Silicon Module, and the SPB1 (Granada) Media Block and the Nexguard Forensic Marking system.
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