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VideoEDCF: Cinema looks forward to a changing future
IBC2022: The European Digital Cinema Forum (EDCF) is once again hosting its long standing and much anticipated EDCF Global Cinema Seminar at IBC. As cinema recovers from the pandemic closures, change has been forced upon an industry that was embracing investment and premium technologies. The Seminar will address the key ...
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Industry Trends
Streaming vs cinema: What does the future hold for film?
Back in 2019, Netflix released data claiming that 45 million accounts – nearly a third of its total subscribers – had streamed the Sandra Bullock thriller Bird Box in its first week on the platform, a record for a Netflix film.
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Daily News
High draw VCLX battery from Anton/Bauer packs serious power
Anton/Bauer has released the next generation of its Academy Award-winning VCLX battery. The VCLX NM2 delivers 600Wh of consistent power at 14.4V, 28V and 48V to drive high-power draw equipment at peak performance on cinematic productions.
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Industry Trends
Streaming vs Cinema: Cinema’s coronavirus crisis
Studios are delaying cinema release dates due to Covid-19, leaving the cinema industry on a precipice. But what impact will this crisis have on broadcasters and OTTs?
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Industry Trends
Are green shoots for cinemas in sight?
With most US cinemas still closed, major releases on hold and others going straight to digital, it’s a bleak time for cinema exhibitors. When is there likely to be any respite for them from the impact of Covid-19?
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Industry Trends
EDCF session to cover latest cinema tech trends
The European Digital Cinema Forum-led session at IBC will provide delegates with an update on all of the latest business and technology developments taking place in the world of cinema, writes John Graham.
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Industry Trends
Dunkirk and the return of large format film
Dunkirk is the latest release in the new and rather specialised sub-genre of war films pushing film technology in new directions.
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Industry Trends
HPA opens entries for Engineering Excellence Award
The Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) opened the call for entries for its Engineering Excellence Award at the Future of Cinema Conference at NAB.
