Published: June 03, 2010
Words: 73,654 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452390901

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In May 1999 Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace opened with digital screenings in a handful of movie theatres in and around New York and Los Angeles: digital cinema’s first decade was underway. An eyewitness to all the challenges and changes taking place, Nick Dager, founder of the website Digital Cinema Report, chronicles the people who are using new technology to reinvent cinema.

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Review by: Glenn Newland on July 26, 2010 :
Nick Dager's collection of columns, in this informative book, chronicle the progress of digital cinema in a more comprehensive manner than I have been able to find anywhere else. In a complex technical and business environment he has managed to capture a great deal of nuance. He allows us to see the points of view from multiple key players and draw our own conclusions.

Glenn Newland
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