formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Sessue Hayakawa was the first Asian male star in Hollywood, became a “foreign” silent film sex symbol, and ran his own company while the “natives” remained uptight. Source:https://www.popmatters.com/sessue-hayakawa-hollywood-smoldering-storm
The Saudi capital, Riyadh, witnessed a major cultural event this November that transcended the cinema scene in the Kingdom and the region, by establishing a platform that brought together filmmakers and cinema pioneers with hobbyists and cinephiles. Source: https://www.einpresswire.com/article/760206013/the-international-film-criticism-conference-in-riyadh-a-testimonial-of-an-ever-growing-saudi-film-industry
Her journey began with cinema studies and projection work, before launching into archival film research and programming at the Cinématheque française. Samantha is dedicated to preserving cinematic legacy and history, playing an important role in initiatives like coordinating the international … Continued
Following its successful launch earlier this year, the ‘It must be Hullywood’ trail is now going digital with augmented reality through the app What Was Here. Like the printed map, Hullywood Digital will guide film enthusiasts to key filming locations … Continued
British cinema chain, Vue, is quietly using artificial intelligence (AI) to track viewer habits and boost admissions. Affecting all of its 93 cinemas in the UK and Ireland, the system identifies the best locations and times to show films in … Continued
Visitors can explore her contributions to early cinema and her deep connection to nature as well as take part in the rich archives of the BSU library, showcasing rare documents, photographs and films that bring Shipman’s adventurous legacy to life … Continued