Innovative Programming Choices to Expand Our Image and Our Audiences
Innovative Programming Choices to Expand Our Image and Our Audiences
Innovative Programming Choices to Expand Our Image and Our Audiences
Financial metrics for successin a small institutional theatre (Nursall September 2019) Alan Nursall, President & CEO TELUS World of Science – Edmonton September 2019 Notes Any dollar amounts in this article are in Canadian dollars. The exact dollar figures are less important than the percentages and margins. (CDN $1.00 = $0.77 US / £0.59 / €0.66) Because our theatre uses an IMAX projection system, the word ‘IMAX’ is used whenever required to describe a specific IMAX feature or issue. The numbers provided are rounded [...]
Using Financial Metrics to Better Manage a Giant Screen Theatre at a Science Centre (Nursall December 2018) Alan Nursall, President & CEO TELUS World of Science – Edmonton December 14, 2018 Notes Any dollar amounts in this article are in Canadian dollars. The exact dollar figures are less important than the percentages and margins. (CDN $1.00 = $0.77 US / £0.59 / €0.66) Because our theatre uses an IMAX projection system, the word ‘IMAX’ is used whenever required to describe a specific IMAX feature [...]
GSCA is pleased to introduce Direct View LED 101: What It Means for Giant Screens, a new webinar series moderated by Paul Fraser of Blaze Cineworks.
GSCA is pleased to introduce Direct View LED 101: What It Means for Giant Screens, a new webinar series moderated by Paul Fraser of Blaze Cineworks.
Putting the FUN Back Into Marketing! Metrics, KPIs, Data points, and Conversions… oh my! These are important for any marketing campaign, but let’s not forget the FUN! Join Lori Rick from MacGillivray Freeman Films and Ryan Holota from the Saskatchewan Science Centre for a fast-paced, idea-packed session designed to reignite the creative spark in giant screen film marketing.
Innovations Spotlight Day - Saturday, September 20, 2025 - Fort Worth, TX
World Cafe Report - GSCA 2025 Conference Purpose of the Session The World Café brought together industry participants to explore the future of the giant screen and immersive cinema sector. Using facilitated rounds of conversation, participants identified emerging themes, key opportunities, and collective priorities. The session culminated in a “Harvest Wall” of insights, built into clusters to reflect shared priorities for the industry. Structure of the Session Multiple Rounds of Discussion: Participants rotated tables, ensuring a cross-pollination of [...]
Open Space 2025: Where the Future Gets Written The GSCA International Conference 2025 opened with a session unlike any other. Instead of panels or PowerPoints, the very first gathering put the agenda into the hands of members. Using the Open Space method, participants chose the topics, formed their own groups, and dove into the conversations that mattered most to them. The result? A dynamic, buzzing kickoff that set the tone for the rest of the conference—and reminded us that the future of the giant screen [...]
Direct View LED in 2025: What’s Real, What’s Next, and What It Means for Giant Screens Session Recap Date: Thursday, September 18, 2025 Session Leader and PowerPoint Presentation: Paul Fraser, Blaze Cineworks Session Goals To thoroughly introduce delegates to LED, including its potential to transform theatrical exhibition in general, and Giant Screen cinema in particular. To not only educate theater people, but to inspire content producers, post-production specialists, and distributors to imagine how they will adapt to LED as a transformative display technology. Watch Video [...]