formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
If the headline of this Newswire makes sense to you, you already know why the American Genre Film Archive’s new Kickstarter campaign is a big deal. If not, thanks for clicking on it anyway. Here’s what’s up: The American Genre … Continued
It’s always satisfying to see mainstream filmmakers fight for the team, to champion cinema itself rather than simply their own work. Martin Scorsese’s been at the forefront for years, of course, with his Film Foundation, while Quentin Tarantino has made … Continued
Disney took a break from the fairy tales and princesses when it created “Tron,” a film that is placed in a digital world where a video-game gladiator battles threats from artificial intelligence. Source: Wexner Center to elevate “Tron” with 70 mm … Continued
Is it actually over?We have heard so many tales. They inform of the dying and even the dirt-on-the-coffin demise of movie as a storytelling medium, and as a method to venture films onto our psyches. Source: How a Chicago film … Continued
If you want to originate your production on Kodak Motion Picture Film then look no further. The UK now has three film processing facilities on offer to the motion picture industry. via FILM PROCESSING IN THE UK | The British … Continued
WORKING THE PROJECTION booth at Avon Cinema was like a second film school for Taylor Umphenour. The single-screen theater on the east side of Providence, Rhode Island—a favorite among Brown and Rhode Island School of Design students—provided a sublime mix … Continued