Greetings!
The Summer issue of LF Examiner has just been published. Here is a summary:
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Top Stories
The Impact of the Recession on Giant-Screen Theaters, part 1.
Reporter Judith Rubin speaks with representatives of three U.S. giant-screen theaters about the effect that the economic situation is having on their facilities, and how they're coping. Next month: International theaters.
The Future of Giant-Screen Dome Theaters, by Jeffrey Kirsch
The CEO of San Diego's Fleet Science Center calls for a revival of films made specifically for dome theaters and proposes a new organization to achieve that goal.
GSCA 2009 Conference Preview
An advance look at the Giant Screen Cinema Association's September meeting in Indianapolis, with the list of films to be presented, and the schedule of events.
Creating IMAX Effects for Transformers, by Barbara Robertson
How Industrial Light and Magic created the unprecedented special effects for the IMAX sequences of Paramount's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
Euromax Meets in Copenhagen in June
IMAX Rolling Loop Observes its 40th Birthday
The
Biz (Headlines)
Transformers sets records
Transformers delays Harry Potter release in US
Texas Instruments announces 4K DLP chip
Cinemark, Barco make 4K DLP deal
Imax Corp. makes theater deals in US, UK, India
Imax makes DMR deal with Chinese film company
New lead plaintiff in class-action suit v. Imax
Imax sells $70 million in shares
Disneynature to distribute Oceanworld 3D
San Diego's Reuben H. Fleet dome theater renamed
Harrisburg's Whitaker Center helping with GS film
Imax Corp. names Gary Moss as COO
Kathryn Chapman moves to Franklin Institute
Shorts
(Headlines)
IMAX digital theater controversy, cont'd
GSCA to meet in Chattanooga, TN, in 2010
GSCA Marketing Award winners
Great Lakes wins awards
William Peters, Ian McLennan recognized
UN names Bradford, UK, "City of Film"
Other features:
Premiering this summer:
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
In Production: 24 films with credits and
production updates
Summer bookings: 1,243 bookings of 104 films in 399 theaters
Worldwide LF Theater Inventory: 513 screens
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Sincerely,
James Hyder
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