Digital Cinema Society

We tend to concentrate on the process and technology, and don’t often offer our opinions in regard to motion picture content.  But after all the tentpole live action comic book sequels, it was so refreshing to see a truly moving motion picture, Boyhood.  The seemingly simple but extremely elegant method for covering ... [ Read: Boyhood...A Movie I Loved and Recommend You See ]

The Wall Street Journal reports that Kodak is currently negotiating with several major studios in an attempt to save the last Kodak factory that still manufactures film stock. With the industry transition to digital capture, the company has seen film sales drop by 96% since 2006.   It seems several leading ... [ Read: Industry Heavyweights in Talks to Save Kodak Film Factory ]

This discussion of what's new in Cinema Lenses is moderated by DCS President James Mathers and Industry leading Lens expert Denny Clairmont, Owner of Clairmont Camera. Panelists in alphabetical order of company include: Jean-Marc Bouchut for Angenieux, Paul McAniff  for Canon, Thomas Grieser for Cooke, Gerhard ... [ Read: New Streaming: Focus On Cine Lenses - DCS Cine Gear Expo Event, June 2014 ]

Join the Digital Cinema Society, Adorama Pro & ARC Rentals on Wednesday, August 6th for a discussion on Indie Film Finance and Distribution. The business of Show Biz is often a mystery to the Indie Filmmaker.  We aim to explain and demystify the many approaches to motion picture finance and the variety of ways ... [ Read: DCS Indie Film Finance & Distribution Event at Adorama, August 6th, NYC ]

The Transportation Security Administration has recently announced that some overseas passengers flying to the United States who might want to carry electronic devices onboard will have to show that the devices can power up.  Although items mentioned specifically include computers and phones, we bring this to your ... [ Read: TSA Introduces New Safety Measures for Electronic Devices Traveling into US ]