All Blog Posts Tagged 'cinemas' (8)

Because we think that even Christmas, this weird New Year and the End of the World together are not enough reasons to fully celebrate, here are a few figures about things we achieved this past year and we are pretty proud of:

84

is the number of wonderful, audacious…

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We were at the 17th annual conference of Europa Cinemas! The arthouse cinemas network was celebrating 20 years of supporting independent theatres Europe-wide offering audacious, different, experimental, risk-taking films to…

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SylC is going to Cannes! Meet us there, May 21.-25.

Do get in touch! sylc@moviepilot.com |…

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Berlinale is over, long live the Berlinale!

So long! 10 days of movies, parties and meetings. And this is, in short, what SylC got awarded with.

Opening different doors**

Thank you! For those of you who came and participated to our gathering and workshop and to those who visited us at our moviepilot HQ offices during the festival.…

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WHERE: Mehringdamm 33, 2nd entrance, 2nd floor WHEN: Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 2.30 pm to 4.30 -5 pm WHO: Cinemas participating in the project, cinemas willing to come onboard, anyone interested in what we do and getting to know us ! The Berlin International…

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What makes for successful film programming today? This depends increasingly on what medium or platform you’re programming – and since vastly more film viewing now takes place on TV and computer screens than in cinemas, there can’t be a “one size fits all” answer. But if real-time social screenings (what we used to cal cinema shows) are now a niche activity, then programming them probably has to find new directions. What’s going to persuade people to leave home and be on time to watch…

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Today is Friday. Time for short weekly piece of news!

Image from Betsssssy, Flickr, Creative Commons

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A few things were said at the Europa Cinemas Conference that particularly aroused my attention- a great deal of them came from Dr. Freyermuth’s mouth:

.You have to get the audiences where they are, and they are online

.We have now reached a new level of privatisation with computer entertainment- a significant new movement from outside to inside

.A democratisation of audiovisual expression is taking… Continue