formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
PUTRAJAYA was aglow with lights and abuzz with activities as visitors flocked to the administrative city for the Light and Motion Putrajaya (Lampu) 2014. The three-night festival featured a host of light-themed events, including water screen show, decorative arch and … Continued
In 2014, projection mapping was amplified: the effects became more detailed, the visuals more electrifying, and the canvases got even bigger. From Flying Lotus’s animated performance sculpture, to Refik Anadol’s immersive media environments, and even to EDM stage design, we … Continued
Macao Science Centre (MSC) is a young institution but it has made great strides since it opened in 2009. The number of visitors to this modern facility has more than doubled, from 300,000 in its first year to 700,000 in … Continued
The future of celluloid has been an ongoing topic amongst cinephiles for the majority of the past decade. The use of digital is just not going away and has caused the forming of an ad hoc style film preservation society … Continued
Cinematic events company Secret Cinema has revealed it screened Charlie Chaplin’s 1940 film The Great Dictator to protest the cancellation of The Interview and promote art without censorship. via In pictures: Secret Cinema selects Chaplin to protest The Interview cancellations.
Last week saw the publication of two reports, both of which pointed to upward trends in the Chinese exhibition industry. But while the first pointed to a growth in the number of new screens, the second pointed to an increase … Continued