Programming Screens for Success: Strategies to Increase Attendance and Maximize Your Theatre
Programming Screens for Success Strategies to Increase Attendance and Maximize Your Theatre
Programming Screens for Success Strategies to Increase Attendance and Maximize Your Theatre
GSCA Next Frame: Giant Screen Filmmaking Workshop GSCA Next Frame gives the next generation of filmmakers a rare opportunity to learn the craft of giant screen cinema by doing it. Over four intensive days in California’s Alabama Hills National Scenic Area, 35–40 university film students work alongside experienced giant screen professionals using IMAX film and digital cinema cameras. Students learn how composition, movement, camera technique, production planning, and storytelling change when images are created for the world’s largest screens. It’s hands-on learning that few traditional [...]
WildBear Entertainment principal and natural history filmmaking pioneer Bettina Dalton passes away
Your Leadership. Our Future. GSCA Board of Directors — Call for Nominees The giant screen industry is evolving — and GSCA needs strong voices helping shape what comes next. Nominations are now open for the 2027 GSCA Board of Directors, and we invite passionate, thoughtful, forward-looking leaders from across our international community to step forward. Serving on the GSCA Board is more than an honor. It’s an opportunity to bring your perspective to the table, influence the direction of the association, and help strengthen the [...]
inside the booth Thank This Retired Projectionist for Those 3 a.m. Odyssey 70-mm. Imax Showings Portrait of Chris Stanton
Don Iwerks, Disney Camera and Projection Pioneer, Dies at 96
Celebrating 50 Years of To Fly!—The Groundbreaking Giant Screen Classic That Helped Launch an Industry Historic film marks 50 continuous years at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, the longest theatrical run in history Laguna Beach, Calif. — July 1, 2026 — Fifty years ago today, a groundbreaking film took audiences soaring and forever changed the future of immersive cinema. On July 1, 1976, To Fly!, directed and produced by MacGillivray Freeman Films, premiered at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum as [...]
California Science Center Job Opportunity: Director of Marketing
Expand Your Dome. Expand Your Audience. Dome and giant screen venues have more programming possibilities than ever. New projection systems, LED domes, immersive audio, live performance tools, and flexible content platforms have expanded what these spaces can do. But the bigger question is not what is possible. The bigger question is what is right for your venue, your audience, your mission, and your community. This GSCA webinar will take a practical look at how theaters, planetariums, and immersive venues are making programming choices that expand [...]
Smithsonian Institution Career Opportunity: Theater Technical Manager