Audio Intensity @ Miracle Mile, LA - Almost Up (via Dolby Laboratories)
Every day, 40-80 thousand cars travel along Wilshire Blvd, on the Miracle Mile! The Audio Intensity wrap is at 5455 Wilshire.
New programming changes theater design plans
In the first week of October, Sony teamed up with movie theaters for a four-city tour that allowed gamers to play the new PlayStation3 title “Uncharted 2: Among Thieves” on the bigscreen.
Mike Fidler, senior vice president of Sony Electronics’ Digital Cinema Solution and Services Group, says the tour gave exhibitors the chance to offer additional programming options that could come from alternative content, “such as gaming events, simulcasts, prerecorded concerts and sporting events.”
With new programming, though, come different patrons who use theaters differently and make different demands. Gamers, for example, are likely to sit longer than moviegoers. So exhibitors are rethinking theater design with an eye toward accommodating new customers and events.
That affects everything from concessions to theater seating.
Stuart Brown says play is more than fun | Video on TED.com
The human hand, in manipulation of objects, is the hand in search of a brain. The brain is in search of a hand, and play is the medium by which those two are linked in the best way. —Stuart Brown
For Immediate Relief: Speaking Like a Human
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I will apologize in advance if either Ms. Farrelly or Mr. Marshall (the presumptive authors of this press release) is a friend, relative, or colleague of someone I know. And I say this not to hurt feelings. But, wow. This is just horribly written.
I mean, this is why I have no stick for people who whine about whether Strunk & White should still be required reading for anyone with access to a keyboard. Regardless of the industry, audience, or purpose, this is just bad writing for non-people.
You sitting down?
