formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Museum of the Moving Image is a new volunteer led project which looks at the history of film Source: This unassuming building in Deal is home to hundreds of years of film history – Kent Live
Fifty years on from the closure of one of Blackpool’s cinemas, it will once again be showing the classic, old 35mm films on its silver screen. Source: Blackpool cinema to take a trip back in time to the days of … Continued
What is “The Projected Pictures Trust” really? The PPT was started in November 1978 by a group of people with a passion for film projection. The PPT is organized all over the United Kingdom with six regional coordinators who take … Continued
In the 1970s more and more ‘Picture Palaces’ were being boarded-up, turned into bingo halls, split into multi- screens or razed to the ground for “redevelopment”. More and more projection box equipment was being thrown into skips or sold for … Continued
Technicolor London is expanding its front-end operations to support film productions by partnering with Cinelab’s facility in Berkshire, located within shooting distance of Pinewood, Shepperton and Leavesden. Source: Technicolor, Cinelab team on film front-end services hub | Televisual
As expected, Netflix is booking “Roma” in the 70 mm format that filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón most wants the film to be experienced. Source: Netflix Announces Seven New 70mm ‘Roma’ Dates | IndieWire