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John Williams: Endlessly Inspiring
Film, the seventh art, the superb art of storytelling, finds itself nearing the end of one of its finest episodes; The story of a master storyteller with a language all his own. John Williams has hinted that at 90, Indiana Jones, Episode 5, might be his final film score. For…
Why Mentorship Matters
A Legacy of Leadership: The Importance of Mentoring in Hollywood FORWARD I first became aware of Norma Garcia-Muro when she joined Kaleidescape as Vice President of Marketing. As I read about her career and accomplishments in “the industry”, as we refer to the movie and entertainment business, I thought about…
CEDIA Expo 2022
THE CINEMA CONNOISSEUR AT CEDIA EXPO 2022 Don’t miss The Cinema Connoisseur at CEDIA and Beyond! Sam Cavitt has been invited to participate in panel discussions, technology and design presentations and private cinema talks at CEDIA Expo 2022. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28THCEDIA Education Panel Discussion – Ask the Expert: Video Performance…
Unearthing the Sonic Aromas of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Kaleidescape Curator Notes Rogue One: A Star Wars Story shines as one of the best Star Wars movies, even without the franchise’s original characters and acrobatic light saber duels. Directed by Gareth Edwards, Rogue One debuted in December 2016 and stars an ensemble cast led by Felicity Jones as Jyn…
Pursuit of Perfection: Passion, Performance and Standards of Excellence
The Luxury Private Cinema has arrived as de rigueur for those who value the finer things. More so now with the greater emphasis and value placed on the at-home experience. The personal movie, music, and media pursuits of many are being shared more intimately and more extraordinarily than ever before….
Why Private Cinema Is Good for Your Health
At home and in life, there are items that we can say are either “essential to have” (such as air, food or water) or “nice to have” (such as cars, boats or airplanes). Most people would put a private cinema squarely in the column of things that are “nice to…
How All of Us Are Changed by the Movies That Entertain Us
In the early part of the 20th century, Italian film theoretician Ricciotto Canudo argued that cinema was “the Seventh Art,” following the five originally defined by the philosopher Hegel (architecture, sculpture, painting, music and poetry) as well as a sixth Canudo named — dance. The late film critic Roger Ebert…