Bow Tie Management has named Strong Technical Services as its exclusive technical support partner. In this capacity, STS will support Bow Tie’s locations across the United States by providing installation, on-site servicing, and audio systems.
Moving Image Technologies and SNDBX, an emerging developer and operator of amateur Esports leagues played locally on the big screen, have expanded their strategic partnership to accelerate the growth of local amateur Esports leagues.
Cinemas World Theatre Concepts, a new multiplex in Mexico City with 14 cinemas, has installed Christie cinema projectors ranging from 8,000 to 22, 000 lumens. Christie integrator T&T Cinema carried out the installation.
Christie projectors will be installed at several hundred screens across Morocco as part of a brace of projects carried out by partner Global Entertainment. The government-backed project will see more than 100 screens adorned with Christie projection at cultural centers across the country, on behalf of the Moroccan Ministry of Culture and Communications. A second project will also see more than 100 Christie projectors installed at Cinerji, a new exhibitor, in sites across Morocco.
Cielo and systems integrator Bell Theatre Services say they have enhanced exhibitor Everyman’s operations and improved its customer experiences after one-year deployment Cielo Cinema Enterprise and Command.
Strong Technical Services and Strong/MDI Screen Systems will showcase their products and services at CinemaCon 2023, to be held from April 24-27 at Caesars Palace, in Las Vegas.
Flix Brewhouse has awarded Moving Image Technologies the contract to build its nine-screen luxury dine-in theatre in Mansfield, Texas.
Strong Technical Services upgraded to the Prytania Theatre, a historic landmark in New Orleans, with the installation of 4K laser digital projection and Dolby Atmos immersive audio powered by Meyer Sound cinema series loudspeakers.
Palace Cinemas, the fifth largest major cinema chain in Australia, is installing Arts Alliance Media’s Screenwriter theatre management system.
Moving Image Technologies has announced that its board of directors has renewed its prior authorization of a share repurchase program permitting the company to purchase up to an aggregate of $1 million of common stock over the next 12 months.
