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Cinema Technology Magazine's 7Omm Issue
Cinema Technology, December 2015 |
Read more at in70mm.com The 70mm Newsletter
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Written by: Managing Editor Jim
Slater |
Date:
03.12.2015 |
The December 2015 issue of Cinema
Technology Magazine will bring you all the news and information from the
IBC Big Cinema Event 2015 in Amsterdam, with details of the seminars and
the showings, and of all the latest technologies being readied for
cinema use. We will also have a special 70mm issue, with news of the new
installation at London's Prince Charles Cinema, a full report on the
Karlsruhe Todd-AO Festival,
Bradford Widescreen Weekend and news of
70mm festivals. Grant Lobban
will be providing the latest of his historical articles and there will
be the usual interesting mixture of cinema news, interviews with
projection people, special features, and feedback from readers.
About Cinema Technology Magazine
Cinema Technology Magazine began as a modest supplement to the BKSTS
Journal and has since grown and developed to become the leading
specialist publication for cinema industry professionals. CT provides
essential reading for all those professionally involved with the
exhibition side of the cinema industry. It is unashamedly a TECHNICAL
journal, but the technology is always leavened by a fascinating mix of
articles about everything that is happening in the industry, and
historical pieces about the technologies of yesteryear. A major strength
is that it is supported by the members of the BKSTS Cinema Technology
Committee who work in the industry and are able provide information and
contacts to ensure that the technical coverage is accurate and up to
date. Cinema Technology Magazine gets to every projection box and to
every cinema manager in the United Kingdom, and we really try to achieve
this, as well as to selected cinemas and influential industry figures in
Europe, and around the world, as well as to the entire BKSTS/Moving
Image Society membership in 55 countries worldwide. We know that it is
read and retained by top management and technicians alike, in multiple
and independent cinemas, and this means that it provides the ideal
advertising medium for all those seeking to influence this important
market.
Each issue features
• Coverage of the latest technological developments and trends
• Training tips and operational discussion for technicians
• Equipment performance, assessment and analysis
• Interviews with, and opinions from, key industry figures
• New openings and behind the scenes reports from the world's leading
venues
• News from the Cinema Technology Committee
• Feedback - readers letters and correspondence
...and much more!
Cinema Technology Magazine is providing detailed coverage of
technological trends and developments in the world of Cinema Exhibition,
it is essential reading for all those involved in the industry. Read and
referenced by top management and technicians alike, Cinema Technology
magazine is the ideal advertising medium - offering unequalled
advertising and promotional opportunities in print and online for all
those seeking to influence this important market.
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