🚀 The countdown has officially begun! Here’s your first sneak peek at the innovation, inspiration, and larger-than-life moments waiting for you at the GSCA International Conference! This is where the future of giant screen cinema is taking shape — and trust us, watching it on LinkedIn or Facebook is nothing compared to being there LIVE. ✨ The big screen is calling… Are you in? #GSCA2025 #FutureOfCinema #SeeYouAtGSCA
GSCA and FDDB Begin a New Collaborative Relationship
Mission Partners Entertainment Group and Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation announce Treasures of the Everglades with Award-Winning Director Mike Slee
GSCA and Dome Fest West Announce Strategic Alliance to Advance Immersive Cinema
GSCA's Sixth "State of the Giant Screen" Survey is now open
MODS and BASE Xperiential will debut a custom-built, freestanding HoloTheater– the first of its kind on the East Coast of the United States — offering an interactive learning experience that blends advanced holographic projection, panoramic visuals and spatial audio to engage and inspire audiences of all ages.
The University of Alaska Museum of the North is seeking a Planetarium Manager to help open a brand new facility. Plan and shape the future of UAMN's planetarium. This is a unique opportunity to develop planetarium programs from the ground up and share the joys of space science. The UAMN team is a tight-knit, hardworking one; please consider joining us!
Jackie Mollet to Join Smithsonian Enterprises in New Role
This spring semester, students in Dr. Andy Opel’s Immersive Media Production class stepped into a new world in the FSU Immersive Media Dome. Acquired through an interdisciplinary Equipment & Infrastructure Enhancement Grant (EIEG), the FSU Immersive Media Dome is a 360° screening space that allows groups of up to twenty people experience immersive video together without the need of a VR headset. “VR and immersive dome projections are emerging media formats that are being used in a range of applications, from educational media to documentary [...]
LF Examiner (formerly MaxImage) was the independent journal of the giant-screen cinema industry from 1997 to 2021. For 24 years its founder and editor, James Hyder, published original journalism, commentary, and data on IMAX and other giant-screen formats, theaters, and filmmakers. As of March 1, 2025, all issues of LF Examiner/MaxImage, as well as the full content of LFexaminer.com, are free of copyright restrictions, and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). You may download individual issues in PDF form or [...]