AIMC2011 – Keynote – John Fithian – 5 – Film Will End Late 2013

Writing by jamieg on Wednesday, 31 of August , 2011 at 7:32 pm

AIMC 2011 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

John Fithian – President & CEO, National Association of Theatre Owners, USA

Part 5 or 6

Topic: Film has now got a expiration date. Late 2013 or earlier.  If you are not digital, it is time to convert.

 

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AIMC2011 – Keynote – John Fithian – 4 – Help Small Operators

Writing by jamieg on Wednesday, 31 of August , 2011 at 7:27 pm

AIMC 2011 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

John Fithian – President & CEO, National Association of Theatre Owners, USA

Part 4 or 6

Topic: How do we help small cinemas get into digital and not be left behind.

 

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AIMC2011 – Keynote – John Fithian – 3 – How Does Digital Help The Cinema

Writing by jamieg on Wednesday, 31 of August , 2011 at 7:25 pm

AIMC 2011 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

John Fithian – President & CEO, National Association of Theatre Owners, USA

Part 3 or 6

Topic: How does going digital help the exhibitor (Cinemas).

 

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AIMC2011 – Keynote – John Fithian – 2 – Get to Digital

Writing by jamieg on Wednesday, 31 of August , 2011 at 7:21 pm

AIMC 2011 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

John Fithian – President & CEO, National Association of Theatre Owners, USA

Part 2 or 6

Topic: Its time to get into digital.

 

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AIMC2011 – Keynote – John Fithian – 1 – Our Business Is Strong

Writing by jamieg on Wednesday, 31 of August , 2011 at 7:17 pm

AIMC 2011 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

John Fithian – President & CEO, National Association of Theatre Owners, USA

Part 1 or 6

Topic: Australian Cinema Exhibition is very successful.

 

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CinemaCon 2011 – 17 – Digital Changes – Michael Karagosian

Writing by jamieg on Monday, 13 of June , 2011 at 10:13 pm

Michael Karagosian of mkpe gives us a run down on future developments in digital cinema.  From Laser Light sources to the evolution of the software used in d-cinema.  There is still a lot going on.

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http://www.d-cine.net/cinetechgeek/CinemaCon2011-DigitalChanges-4-MichaelKaragosian_itunes_1.mp4

 

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CinemaCon 2011 – 16 – Digital Changes – James Kang

Writing by jamieg on Monday, 13 of June , 2011 at 10:09 pm

James Kang from DCK (D-Cinema Korea) explains how Korea became one of the most progressive countries converting to Digital.  Korea is on track to be one of the first countries that archives full digital conversion.

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http://www.d-cine.net/cinetechgeek/CinemaCon2011-DigitalChanges-3-JamesKang_itunes.mp4

 

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CinemaCon 2011 – 15 – Digital Changes – Steve Perrin

Writing by jamieg on Sunday, 12 of June , 2011 at 8:36 am

Steve Perrin, head UK digital funding group, gives us a rundown on how the VPF is working in his part of the world.

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CinemaCon 2011 – 14 – Digital Changes – David Hancock

Writing by jamieg on Sunday, 12 of June , 2011 at 8:26 am

David Hancock of Screen Digest gives us a rundown on the developments in Cinemas going digial.

This is of special interest as the forcast of how long until we are fully digital is very enlightening.

 

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CinemaCon 2011 – 13 – DataSat AP20 Sound Processor

Writing by jamieg on Tuesday, 17 of May , 2011 at 9:31 am

DataSat (www.datasatdigital.com), formerly DTS Digital Cinema, has a fantastic new Sound processor.  The AP20 has a feature set  not other sound processor on the Market can touch.

With advanced features such as a built in Monitor, Automation IOs, DIRAC (sound field enhancements) and full HDMI video switching capabilities.  The AP20 is the only product available today that even offers these features.    The AP20 is literally in a class of its own.

This is a product you must not overlook if you are considering upgrading or purchasing a new Cinema Sound Processor.

Clarification: DTS sold the Digital Cinema Division to Datasat.  DTS still exists on the consumer side (BluRays), but all Cinema Hardware and Digital Surround Sound Technology is all handled by Datasat a separate company.

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CineTechGeek is James Gardiner, a part owner in DCN (Digital Cinema Network Australia - www.dcnaustralia.com.au) and digitAll (www.digitall.net.au) and is involved in the installation and development of DCI d-Cinema and e-Cinema projection systems. Cine Tech Geek is an informative video blog which will explain the details and reality of the future of Cinema.

Disclaimer: This is a personal weblog. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of my employer(s).