formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Inside a seedy-looking motel room, a dancer sashays, twirls and vogues alone to the pulsating bass line and sultry lyrics of Jessie Ware’s “What’s Your Pleasure?” In the nearly five-minute video, dancer Nicolas Huchard plays a game of seduction with … Continued
With Scream n’ Stream, guests can drive their car “into” the movie screen and see a horror film unfold in front of their eyes as a live, contactless performance. The experience, called “Night At the Die-In,” features an original storyline … Continued
The international sound community — led by the Cinema Audio Society, Motion Picture Sound Editors and Association of Motion Picture Sound — has released an open letter urging Hollywood to allow key members of the sound department the same representation … Continued
The CEO of Cinemark, the third-largest cinema chain in the U.S., is willing to have conversations with studios about modifying the theatrical release window, but isn’t keen on the 17-day window deal AMC struck with Universal. Regal, the second-largest movie … Continued
This summer saw a revival of the good ol’ fashioned drive-in movie theater, as well as some interesting experiments with drive-in concerts, but those four-wheeled cinematic experiences are about to become soo last month. For one week starting Sept 9, … Continued
Kindergarten Cop will be replaced at the Northwest Film Center’s Cinema Unbound Drive-in Theater on August 6 with a second screening of John Lewis: Good Trouble, the new documentary about the late civil rights icon. A previously scheduled August 7 screening of Good … Continued