Unique X has announced a new long-term partnership with Cinemex, one of the world’s largest cinema operators with 2,663 screens throughout Mexico. This strategic alliance signifies a major shift as Cinemex upgrades to Unique X’s advanced cinema management and advertising technologies.
Cinépolis, the leading Mexican film exhibition company, and CJ 4DPlex have announced the opening of the first MacroXE ScreenX theatre at its Escala Morelia complex (Plaza Morelia), in the state of Morelia, Michoacán.
Based in Mexico City, Simplemente is one of Mexico’s pioneering virtual production studios, enabling accessible, next-generation filmmaking for projects of any size. The company was founded by Mónica Reina and Rune Hansen in 2000 and has always operated at the forefront of technological innovation, embracing digital film, live streaming, virtual reality, and virtual production. Simplemente’s clients range from independent artists and creatives to production houses and film schools, to major television networks across Mexico and Latin America. The studio offers production services, integration, training, and rentals.
Cinépolis, the third largest exhibitor in the world and the number one in tickets sold per theatre, announced at CinemaCon that they are launching four new CJ 4DPlex ScreenX locations in Mexico.
Cinépolis is deploying Unique X’s MovieTransit network in Mexico. All 6,821 Cinépolis screens throughout Mexico will be connected. This multi-year agreement marks the roll out of Unique X’s electronic network for fast, efficient and reliable delivery of feature film and trailer content to all Cinépolis locations across Mexico, increasing the number of connected sites to nearly 800 in the territory and 3,500 worldwide.
GDC Technology Limited announced today that Cinebox has signed an agreement to replace all legacy media servers with GDC’s SR-1000 Standalone Integrated Media Block with diskless CineCache built-in cache memory storage. Cinebox is Mexico’s largest independent theatre circuit and operates in 13 cities such as Poza Rica, San Juan, San Martin, Tampico, Tula, and other Mexican citie
Cinemex, one of the largest cinema chains in the world with nearly 3,000 screens across Mexico, is installing Laser Projection by Cinionic in 500 of the circuit’s highest-performing locations.
Cluster Studio, Mexico’s leading post-production studio, has re-invested in FilmLight by upgrading its pair of Baselight Two systems, supporting its move into the entertainment market as they cater to a growing amount of content being produced in the region.
In 1851, the newly established border between Mexico and the USA is the setting for a conflict fueled by the anger and xenophobia caused by the Mexican American War. A group of immigrants forge the myth of the Latin Robin Hood, Joaquín Murrieta. La Cabeza de Joaquín Murrieta was created by Mauricio Leiva-Cock and Diego Ramírez-Schrempp, and directed by David Pablos (episodes 1-4), Humberto Hinojosa (episodes 5-8). The series was produced by Dynamo Productions and Amazon Studios. Cinematographer Paulo Perez, ADFC, was chosen to capture the wide vistas of Mexico in the new Latin-Western series.
Cinemas World Theatre Concepts, a new multiplex in Mexico City with 14 cinemas, has installed Christie cinema projectors ranging from 8,000 to 22, 000 lumens. Christie integrator T&T Cinema carried out the installation.
