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Trib. Milano n. 418 del 02.07.2007 |
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From the eleventh edition of the course |
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Hand-on experience: this has always been a characteristic of DigiTraining Plus, ever since the first edition of the course in 2004. Once again this year the participants experienced some important new developments for the future of cinema-going: if on 10 July they were able to take stock of the quality of HDR images on Dolby screens, today, 12 July, they had the chance to try the glasses created by Sony which, by projecting subtitles onto the big screen, intends to facilitate access to the cinema for those who have hearing difficulties.
Content was also the theme of Tom de Bont's talk, as he presented the experience of his cinema, the Heerenstraat of Wageningen, in the Netherlands, which offers the chance to play "video games" on the big screen, and Harry Schusterov, intent on transplanting the Dutch "We want cinema", or cinema "on demand" into Germany. Tereza Czesany Dvorakova spoke about the prospects opened up for cinema heritage by restoration and digital projection. She focused in particular on four of the most famous titles in Czech cinematography, which have recently been restored and made available to cinema audiences. Together with Till Cussmann of dcinex, Jan Albert Vos and Gerrit Doorn, from the dynamic Dutch chain JT Cinema, oriented towards technological excellence, also spoke about containing costs; it is no coincidence that they are the pioneers of immersive sound and about to install the first laser projectors. To sum up their strategy in a single sentence: "When you invest, think of the cinema that will exist in ten years' time". A long-term view, rather than immediate savings, then. And to safeguard these investments, good maintenance contracts and long-term guarantees for equipment. Informamos a nuestros seguidores que hablan español que el compañero de la revista Cineinforme Antonio Roldán está cubriendo el curso DigiTraining en exclusiva para España. |
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The course is organised by MEDIA Salles with the support of |
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