April 3, 2020
Building Community: The Salvation Of Movie Theaters
This is a deep game changer. Coronavirus is impacting every aspect of our lives. In the world of cinema, we…
Liberating Movie Theatres
Liberating Movie Theatres
This is a deep game changer. Coronavirus is impacting every aspect of our lives. In the world of cinema, we…
Last week when the walls came crashing down around the business of motion picture exhibition, 631 theaters were still in…
This is tough. Tougher than I ever thought it would get. How in a couple of weeks can things come…
What a week. Things are changing and changing fast. The vulnerabilities that have been woven into the fabric of the…
Casey Schuler: I hate this bug. Sam Daniels: Oh, come on, Casey. You have to admire its simplicity. It’s one billionth our…
Early on with my love affair with the movies, I began to understand that the movie you were watching while…
I asked myself a question a couple of weeks ago and it has been haunting me ever since. The question…
At the end of the week, I sit down at my dining room table and start typing. Usually, these articles…
Since the beginning of its history, the motion picture has been plagued by middlemen and shysters, often one in the…
In a move which I think typifies the disdain that media conglomerates have for the cinematic tradition, Disney decided to…
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.