Tag Archives: cinema

Is 3-D Cinema Failing Again?

Posted on July 11, 2009 by Ken Pellman

The LATimes.com’s Ben Fritz reports “3-D Starting to Look Flat at the Box Office“. The ratio of grosses in theaters with 3-D screens to those that are 2-D only has declined significantly and fairly consistently since “My Bloody Valentine,” the … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation Business, Film, Movies | Tagged 3-D, 3D, cinema | 16 Comments

Special showing of Disney’s “The Island at the Top of the World” to honor Peter Ellenshaw

Posted on June 10, 2009 by John Frost

Here’s a perfect opportunity for all you readers in the Los Angeles area to get some quality film education and take in a rarely seen film from Disney’s vault at the same time. The Art Directors Guild (ADG) Film Society … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Walt Disney Studios | Tagged cinema, disney, ellenshaw, Film, matte artist, movie, movie making, walt disney, Walt Disney Studios | Comments Off

Cinema Interruptus by Roger Ebert

Posted on September 5, 2008 by John Frost

Cinema Interruptus is the analysis of a film “one shot at a time” as described by Roger Ebert in his latest column. It’s incrediblyly information rich, as you can tell. visual compositions have “intrinsic weighting.” By that I believe he … Continue reading →