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Comparing Short- and Long-Term Learning Effects Between Stereoscopic and Two-Dimensional Film at a Planetarium

From the perspective of the audience, research plays little to no role in whether or not they like a film. Impact in that case is measured in terms of how many people bought a ticket to see the film. But from the perspective of film funders, impact is measured in terms of both the number of people who buy a ticket (the reach of the film) in combination with the effect that a film has on that audience—whether it be influencing behaviors, encouraging lifelong learning or [...]

Comparing Short- and Long-Term Learning Effects Between Stereoscopic and Two-Dimensional Film at a Planetarium2016-06-22T21:52:00+00:00

IMAX Corporation to Support GSCA 2016 International Conference and Trade Show As Partner-Level Sponsor

June 16, 2016—The Giant Screen Cinema Association (GSCA) is thrilled to announce that IMAX Corporation has generously signed on as a partner-level sponsor, the highest level of support, for the GSCA 2016 International Conference and Trade Show in Toronto on October 4-7.   IMAX’s contribution will support the conference’s opening reception and the GSCA Achievement Awards, both to be held at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel the evening of October 4. During the ceremony, GSCA will present awards for giant screen filmmaking, marketing, and education, while [...]

IMAX Corporation to Support GSCA 2016 International Conference and Trade Show As Partner-Level Sponsor2016-06-20T17:38:00+00:00

"Space Next" to Screen for NewSpace Conference Delegates at the Museum of Flight

June 16, 2016—The Museum of Flight, a Smithsonian affiliate, has dedicated its entire June 18 film schedule to premiere Space Next in 4K stereoscopic 3D CGI, and the opening was timed to coincide with the NewSpace conference of space entrepreneurs, scientists, engineers and policy leaders, held annually by the Space Frontier Foundation. Read the full InPark article here.    

"Space Next" to Screen for NewSpace Conference Delegates at the Museum of Flight2016-06-16T21:24:00+00:00

SK Films' Next Film for IMAX and Giant Screen Cinemas, Amazon Adventure, in Production

June 14, 2016—SK Films is pleased to announce that its next giant screen film Amazon Adventure has begun principal photography. This tri-lateral co-production (Canada-UK-Brazil) is being filmed in the Brazilian Amazon and in England.   Amazon Adventure tells the science adventure story of Henry Bates and his extraordinary 11-year journey through the Amazon as a young man in the 1850s who risked his life in his quest to understand and document nature. Despite being entirely self-taught, he made crucial contributions to evolutionary biology. While identifying 8,000 [...]

SK Films' Next Film for IMAX and Giant Screen Cinemas, Amazon Adventure, in Production2016-06-15T14:30:00+00:00

In Memoriam: Bob Cranston

June 10, 2016—On June 2, 2016, underwater cameraman Bob Cranston passed away at his home from cancer. WetPixel has posted the following memorial written by Howard Hall, one of Bob’s best friends. Click here to read Howard's full tribute to Bob.

In Memoriam: Bob Cranston2016-06-10T15:16:00+00:00

GSCA Mourns the Death of Bob Cranston, Legendary Underwater Cinematographer

June 6, 2016—We are sad to report that legendary, Emmy award-winning underwater cinematographer Bob Cranston has died of cancer. With more than 40 television productions and 13 giant screen films to his credit, his stunning images inspired colleagues and audiences alike. Bob's giant screen film credits include To The Arctic 3D, Arabia 3D, Deep Sea 3D, Hurricane on the Bayou, Sea Monsters 3D, Space Station, Volcanoes of the Deep Sea3D, Coral Reef Adventure, Ocean Oasis, Journey of Man, Island of the Sharks, Into the Deep, and [...]

GSCA Mourns the Death of Bob Cranston, Legendary Underwater Cinematographer2016-06-06T20:30:00+00:00

Toni Myers Wants to Make Space for Women on the Biggest Screen

May 26, 2016—Toni Myers is that rarity—a female Hollywood film director. But her medium is the IMAX blockbuster, and with her latest Jennifer Lawrence collaboration, A Beautiful Planet, she hopes to inspire girls to become astronauts. Read the full inews.co.uk article about Toni Myers here.

Toni Myers Wants to Make Space for Women on the Biggest Screen2016-05-26T19:24:00+00:00

Advertise Digitally Without Increasing Your Budget

Trying to find a way to advertise in the digital space but can’t increase your budget? How would you like to add up to $10,000 USD per month to your marketing budget without spending a dime? Check to see if you qualify for Google Ad Grants, which is part of the Google for Nonprofits program. Google Ads appear when the words people type in Google match your keywords. To qualify for Google Ad Grants, your institution must: Begin by applying to Google for Nonprofits. Hold valid [...]

Advertise Digitally Without Increasing Your Budget2016-05-25T15:28:00+00:00

Christie 6P Laser Projection System Installed at National Infantry Museum’s Giant Screen Theater by D3D Cinema

May 24, 2016—The Christie® and D3D Cinema upgrade from film to 6P laser projection at the National Infantry Museum’s Giant Screen Theater in Columbus, Georgia, is earning applause from the public, school groups, veterans and active-duty service members. Installed by AV industry pioneer D3D Cinema, the two Christie Solaria CP42LH 6P laser projectors enable the theater to show a range of 3D content and Hollywood blockbusters—as well as alternative content and live events—to better align the theater with the museum’s mission of providing guests with an immersive [...]

Christie 6P Laser Projection System Installed at National Infantry Museum’s Giant Screen Theater by D3D Cinema2016-05-24T18:53:00+00:00
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