March 4, 2021
Building Outside Of Hollywood
This morning I woke up (beats the alternative), was immediately sat upon by my two dogs, and made coffee in…
Liberating Movie Theatres
Liberating Movie Theatres
This morning I woke up (beats the alternative), was immediately sat upon by my two dogs, and made coffee in…
I don’t know about you but things are really strange out there. I thought with the approval of “Save Our…
When I started working in streaming in the late 90’s I was always met with the term “Content Is King”.…
People come to me and ask a simple question, “What do you think is the future of moviegoing?” I would…
It is February in the MidWest. Every morning icy tendrils adorn my car window, the sky is grey and there…
What a week with movies being pushed back into fall, AMC stalling bankruptcy by finding $917 million dollars, studios launching…
In 1987 I started projecting movies digitally. This was primarily for movie premieres and usually involved a Barco 3 Color…
As someone who purposefully seeks out articles and essays on the state of the business of exhibition, I have to…
This week the owner/operator of The Family Drive-in, Jim Kopp passed away from the results of COVID-19. Jim was a…
This week marks the 125th anniversary of moviegoing. In 1894, in Paris, French industrialist Antoine Lumière discovers Thomas Edison’s Kinetoscope,…
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.