formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The laser projection on the side of the Democracy Monument in the heart of Bangkok said what was once taboo. The hashtag asked in Thai: “why do we need a king?”. During an eight-hour rally on Sunday night, at least … Continued
Ratings of films, TV shows and video games consumed by Australians are to be shaken up to ensure they’re uniform across platforms and adapt to the rapidly evolving media environment. Australian Press Council chair and former communications department head Neville … Continued
A much-anticipated cinema that has risen from the ashes of an old Red Hill skate arena burnt by fire in 2002 is finally about to open. Brisbane cinema brothers Peter and Stephen Sourris, who have been restoring the site for … Continued
The Widescreen Weekend 2018 was the 22nd edition of this unique Filmfestival in Bradford, the Unesco City of Film. And again the celebration of cinema technology reached a climax with the screening of a 3-strip original Cinerama film on the … Continued
When he retired three years ago, Chris Ball soon became bored watching TV on his own. He feared becoming one of those seniors ”who wake up with no purpose”. He devised a little project that has snowballed. His Strathmore garage … Continued
Zak Hepburn is a man on a roll. Beaming with enthusiasm, wearing a candy-coloured, pin-stripe suit and a neatly trimmed beard, he resembles a youthful Willy Wonka – and he, too, holds the key to a magical kingdom.Specifically, he’s the new manager of … Continued