The Digital Cinema Report And ICIA Will Be conducting A Day-Long Conference, ""Beyond the Cineplex,"" 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Tuesday, June 8, 2004, At InfoComm 04, At The Georgia World Congress Center In Atlanta, Georgia.

21-May-04

Digital cinema technology is driving the growth of key markets that reach far beyond the presentation of Hollywood movies. It represents tremendous opportunities in business-to-business communications, museums, theme parks, advertising and alternative content. The conference's authoritative speakers will show attendees how to take advantages of these new opportunities. Loren Nielsen, Co-founder of Entertainment Technology Consultants, Los Angeles, will provide a perspective on the history of 3-D technology as a basis for understanding how the new offerings are changing the industry. Some simple rules for successful big-screen 3-D will also be introduced.  Speaker - Randall Dark - High Definition In BusinessRandall Dark, the creative and marketing force behind HD Vision Studios in Hollywood, will present an in-depth case study of a high-profile business-to-business project produced in high definition. Speaker - Josh Weisberg - Sinatra: His Voice, His World, His WayJosh Weisberg will discuss how Scharff Weisberg as a display system provider for theatrical and industrial applications utilizes digital cinema technology. In particular, he will present a case study of the Sinatra: His Voice, His World, His Way production at Radio City Music Hall. Speaker - Ted Geier - The Museum Of The 21st CenturyTed Geier will discuss how museums across North America are using digital cinema technology to transform themselves into truly 21st-century institutions. Geier is the President of CineMuse, New York. Speaker - Matt Peterson - Exclusive Plan-to-Purchase Survey ResultsMatt Peterson will deliver a report on data from an exclusive plan-to-purchase research project conducted by Digital Cinema Report and Scenic Wonders. He will put the data into perspective to detail the size of the non-theatrical digital cinema markets. Speaker - Sweta Dash - The Market Outlook For Large-Venue ProjectorsSweta Dash of Stanford Resources will give an overview of front-projection-application market forecasts by technology (LCD, DLP, and LCoS). Speaker - John Storyk - Audio And Video Issues In Room DesignFrom the perspective of an architect and an acoustician, John Storyk will discuss how advances in video projection, and specifically digital and HD video projection, has allowed sophisticated media design solutions in critical-listening and viewing environments. Storyk is a Principal of Walters-Storyk Design Group, an architectural and acoustic design firm specializing in the creation of critical-listening and viewing environments. For more information and to register, visit www.infocomm.org/beyond.

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