Timewaying, manufacturer of Digital Cinema Initiative approved LED cinema screens, and Expromo, one of Europe’s leading suppliers of professional LED products, have signed an agreement to collaborate on expanding HeyLED installations in the European market.
The Kinepolis group has announced the opening of Luxembourg's first cinema equipped with ScreenX technology, set to open its doors October 2 at Kinepolis Belval.
For decades, the Pobeda Cinema remained a landmark of Minsk. Today, with five redesigned halls, Pobeda has combined its vintage charm with modern technology. The five new, refitted halls are all equipped with the Mirage 1.7 screen from Galalite in combination with NEC RGB laser projectors.
Samsung Electronics has appointed Alain Chamaillard as its European director of cinema.
Kino Piispanristi is a full-service 286-seat independent cinema close to Turku, Finland. The venue is a long-time passion project of Henry Erkkilä, a movie lover who wanted to create a modern cinema that transcends tradition when it comes to technology.
CinemaNext has installed a Harkness Hugo SR screen in Screen 7 of Vienna's Cineplexx Donauzentrum. The Hugo SR screen, measuring 1980-by-900 centimeters, has been specifically engineered for laser projection. It is the centerpiece of the premium cinema auditorium, which also features Dolby Atmos sound, D-Box seats, and a Barco SP4K55B laser projector.
Nordisk Film Cinemas recently refurbished two of the screening rooms in its Kinopalæet cinema, north of Copenhagen. Powersoft’s Unica amplifier platform is the backbone to the redone screening rooms.
Atom Seating has successfully completed Phase 1 of Edda Kino's renovation project. This phase introduces 102 and 116 premiere seats in Audi 6 and 7, respectively, provided by Atom Seating. These seats include Gliders, VIP Recliners and Day-Beds.
The International Union of Cinemas, the International Confederation of Arthouse Cinemas, and Europa Cinemas have released a report authored by Omdia that explores the pivotal role of cinemas in promoting diverse films and perspectives, supporting local communities, and enhancing social connectedness, emphasizing the unique, irreplaceable experience of the big screen.
The International Cinema Technology Association today announced the 2024 winners of the ICTA EMEA Awards, celebrating technological leadership, design, and innovation in the cinema exhibition sector.
