Nebraska cinema fires employee after guests served toxic cleaning solution
The cleaner was stored in an old liquor bottle behind the bar at the Alamo Drafthouse. Source: Nebraska cinema fires employee after guests served toxic cleaning solution
The Digital Cinema has Brought the Film Cameras Back in the Game
Why do top-notch directors shoot on film? Quentin Tarantino continues to have a strong preference for the look of the film, and Christopher Nolan shot Dunkirk primarily on a 70mm film. The charts in the article speak for themselves by … Continued
March at the Music Box: The 70MM Film Festival opens wide and says, ‘Aaaaaaaahhh!’
“The Music Box 70MM Film Festival 2020″ will feature a dozen films spanning nine decades of widescreen cinema history. Some titles you know: The Music Box’s own 70 mm print of the 1968 Stanley Kubrick riddle “2001: A Space Odyssey” … Continued
Film, High-End TV Production in the U.K. Hits Record $4.7 Billion
Spend on film and high-end television production in the U.K. was the highest ever recorded in 2019, hitting £3.62 billion ($4.7 billion), an increase of 16%, according to British Film Institute figures. The growth was driven by high levels of … Continued
Netflix streaming wars fuel record UK film and TV production boom
The making of Hollywood hits such as the latest James Bond film No Time To Die and Sam Mendes’s 1917, as well as prestige dramas such as Netflix’s The Crown and the BBC’s His Dark Materials, fuelled a record spend … Continued
Studios Commit To Kodak Film Deal Renewal, Protecting Traditional Filmmaking
The five major studios (Disney, NBCUniversal, Paramount, Sony and Warner Bros) of Hollywood have reached an agreement with Kodak to continue buying celluloid for an undetermined time, so that today is the last company that continues to produce Cinematic film … Continued