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What is Exploring D-Cinema 2?
Monday 19th & Friday 23rd June 2006.
D-Cinema has come a long way since our seminars and workshops
at the National Film Theatre in June 2003.
• High Definition Cameras have improved …can they now match
35mm cameras?
• Post-production has shot forward…is everything possible ‘in
post’?
• D-Cinema Networks are being set up around the world…when will
all cinemas be digital?
On 21 November 2005 even Time Magazine ran a feature called THE
REEL IS GONE… ‘Say goodbye to scratch and hiss. Digital
technology is set to transform the way we watch movies.’
Even now the sceptics are asking ‘When?’
Despite the claims and progress, there is still considerable
confusion over the preproduction, production, post-production,
distribution and exhibition for D-Cinema.
We are calling a conference to:
• Explore the possibilities, potential and workflow(s) for
D-Cinema
• Evaluate how work methods are changing for anyone who is
interested in the future of cinema.
Both days bring together the foremost innovators, thinkers,
manufacturers, post-production companies, distributors,
exhibitors and film-makers involved in the future of
cinema.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone interested in the future of cinema: producers, directors,
editors, cinematographers, compositors, distributors, teachers,
trainers, students.
For the latest details go to: www.dcinema.org.uk
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Exploring D-Cinema 2
Both days bring together the foremost innovators, thinkers, manufacturers, post-production companies, distributors, exhibitors and film-makers involved in the future of cinema.
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National Film Theatre 1, South Bank, London SE1.
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