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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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Quality is the keyword that came up more than once in the talk by Benjamin Dauhrer, who shared with the participants at DigiTraining the experience of Cinecittà, the complex in Nuernberg fitted with 19 screens - four of which VIP - whose strong points lie precisely in its technology. Jens Kayser, of NEC, again spoke about the evolution in quality but also about reducing management costs, presenting a comparison between today's projector using the xenon lamp and the one expected in the near future, using laser. Theoretical sessions on 10 July, but also hands-on experience, starting with the tour of ARRI's department of digital cinema, capable of producing up to 500 digital copies a day destined for the whole of the German-speaking market in Europe, and ending with a visit to the Zebra Kino in Constance. A small cinema (ninety or so seats) but exuding energy and passion which, although relying mainly on voluntary work, managed to raise the non-negligible sum of 20,000 euros by means of crowdfunding. Together with the funds made available by the Municipality of Constance and by the MFG, the cinema fund based in Stuttgart, this has in fact made it possible for the Zebra to purchase a 4K projector. As a result, confirmed Dieter Krauß, Member of the Management Board of MFG, the theatre is able to continue its work at the service of quality cinema and cultural diversity. 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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