Breathing new life into series 1 projectors
Some exhibitors don’t want to ride the upgrade rollercoaster… For those who want to prolong the life of older digital equipment, DigiCine offer a solution. Peter Knight examines its retro-fit …
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Cinema’s head is in the cloud
Shifting our processing power to the internet is the next natural step in cinema’s technological revolution. Saul Mahoney from online production specialists Sundog Media Toolkit, explains the direction of travel. …
Read More Everybody Wants Everything
IMIS COO Bryan Cook on what technological overabundance means for cinema here is a constant emergence of new technology developed for the film industry. With new technology also comes …
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Audio that moves you
Finnish entrepreneurs Flexound Augmented Audio have developed an economical in-seat multi-sensory sound solution that might shake up your audience and your business. Martin Dew talks to CEO Mervi Heinaro and …
Read More All you can eat movies
The rise of the cinema subscription model For years, exhibitors have offered enticements to lure in customers. Patrick von Sychowski considers the latest “unlimited” offers and wonders which will gain …
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The 70mm Weekend 2018 Varnsdorf
The 70mm Weekend in Varnsdorf saw a range of classics on screen once more. Johan C.M. Wolthuis, from International 70mm Publishers, and Jan-Hein Bal, from EYE Filmmuseum, reflect on the …
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The September 2018 edition of CTM is now online
We are delighted to announce that the September 2018 edition of Cinema Technology Magazine is now available to view online at: https://issuu.com/cinematechnology/docs/ctsept18_issuu. Inside the September 2018 issue of Cinema Technology, …
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Showcasing the full 360 view
Is VR really for cinemas? As Ollie Kilvert, director of the360view explains, it is when it’s used to get the audience through the front door. Words: Ollie Kilvert N …
Read More Celluloid film: the format of the future
Alexa Raisbeck, co-founder of the Film & Projection Heritage Network which supports cinemas that present celluloid formats, argues that film has a vital future ahead. he digital revolution was …
Read More Crowdsourcing: A social revolution for cinema
New online marketplaces like OurScreen are bringing dedicated film enthusiasts into new venues. CT examines the impact of crowdsourcing on the auditorium. ODAY, COMPETING LEISURE interests all vie to …
Read More Driving Occupancy with data
Exhibitors who embrace innovative data tools can address an age old challenge: getting customers through the door. Sarah Lewthwaite, SVP at Movio, illustrates how targeted use of data can impact …
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Scratch, Crackle, Pop: The Enduring Appeal of Film at Home
Small-format Super 8 and 16mm film projection is alive and well in the home, possibly seeing a resurgence among enthusiasts similar to the vinyl craze for audio aficionados. But what …
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