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| Digital : The Dawn of its Normalization. |
Restricted
to one's TV set up to now, video images have been
advancing as fast as the digital technologies. Hi-def
video has establish a common universal format, the
DVD has surpassed VHS video and the DV market has
mushroomed with the compact camcorder market. Audiovisual
specialist, Jean Segura, outlines in his editorial
the new face of D-Cinema, officially opening this
section for Filmfestivals.com in which you will find
articles revolving around Digitalk (interviews, specialists),
D-Prod (everything prod & post-prod), D-Events
(festivals, salons, symposiums, etc.) and D-Viewing
(projectors, image transmission, broadband, etc...).
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| 350 systems commitments to date for Dolby(R) 3D |
"Momentum for the Dolby 3D system is growing, as exhibitors around the world are seeing the immediate benefits of our digital 3D solution," said Peter Seagger, Vice President, International Cinema Sales, Dolby Laboratories. "Not only does our high-quality system create an incredible moviegoing experience for customers, but it's also easy for exhibitors to integrate in their theatres. With a retractable color wheel that uses the white screen already installed in theatres, Dolby 3D allows exhibitors to easily switch between 3D and 2D movies without the compromise of using a silver screen for 2D films. Many exhibitors also like the fact that our system uses cost-effective, reusable passive 3D glasses, which are also more environmentally friendly."
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| Digitalization - challenge and threat |
When the fifth edition of MEDIA Salles’ Course ”DigiTraining Plus 2008” in London wrapped up its five-day-long event, attended by 45 participants from 14 different countries, one item was very clear: the business plan for (especially) small and medium-sized cinemas in Europe (and probably also elsewhere) was still far off in a hazy horizon.
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| Interview with Lorenzo Branca on the VPF |
...As regards financing, in Italy there are high expectations of public institutions, whilst the VPF model that has been adopted on a wide scale only in the United States is considered with some perplexity. This is mainly for “cultural” reasons: the exhibitor wishes to continue owning his equipment. The figure of the intermediary, the so-called “integrator”, foreseen by VPF, risks being considered an extra link in the supply chain and one whose usefulness is not acknowledged...
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| Women in Digital Cinema |
I am the Business Manager for DLP Cinema® Products; my role includes product line responsibilities, Profit and Loss (P&L), product marketing and overall strategy for the DLP Cinema® Products group. This year marks the 10th Anniversary of DLP’s entrance into the cinema industry, with the first fully functional and Hollywood endorsed digital DLP Cinema movie projector. After years of prototypes, in 1998 DLP delivered Hollywood’s biggest image critics and cinematographers with a digital projector that met the world’s highest standards on colour, brightness and reliability and therefore pioneered the digital cinema concept...
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