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Tag Archives: Cinema Theatre Association
City Strata / Cinemapping research outcomes
Since launching the Curzon Memories App in March 2012 I’ve been busy working on another cinema-related project as part of the Arts and Humanities Research Council REACT Hub ‘Heritage’ sandbox, which might be of interest. The City Strata project was a … Continue reading
Bordwell on Pandora’s digital box, the threat of digital conversion to the art house cinema
David Bordwell has been writing a series of blog posts about the threat of digital conversion to art house cinemas, what Screen Digest has coined the ‘digital shortfall’ – i.e. those screens that will be lost becuase they cannot afford … Continue reading
Posted in App-aratus theory, Cinema buildings, Curzon, Heritage, Projection Hero
Tagged Art Cinema, Art Theatre, Champaign, Cinema Theatre Association, David Bordwell, Digital Cinema, Digital Decay, Digital Exhibition, Digital Projection, Digital Shortfall, Illinois, Screen Digest, The Theatres Trust, Urbana
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