May 12, 2021
The Joy of Sprockets
When I was in high school I would often volunteer my services to run a 16mm projector. It could either…
Liberating Movie Theatres
Liberating Movie Theatres
When I was in high school I would often volunteer my services to run a 16mm projector. It could either…
Many folks are grabbing onto the dark line of thought that movie theaters are doomed. It’s an easy path to…
There is something shifting in this business, a realization is emerging. The realization is that at the core of any…
One of the things that really annoys me is when someone on social media is somehow forced to expound that…
I have a tendency to sit back and to try to analyze things. I try to be balanced by looking…
In the midst of this Pandemic, there have been some gentle beacons of hope that have shone through. The Historic…
The fairness doctrine of the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced in 1949, was a policy that required the…
One of the things that is becoming more evident is that there is an increasing lack of reality in this…
I am a firm believer in the adage, “What is past is prologue.” The business of motion picture exhibition like Dorothy…
Trueman Rembusch, the man behind the Syndicate Theater circuit was a more than interesting fellow. He wanted to be heard…
There’s something a little bit special about the Cinema Lab. Something different and truly unique that sets us apart. And that something is the fact that we’re are owned by our members. We’re responsible for looking after our members, and, of course, our colleagues. And that’s the sort of responsibility and ownership we like.