"Manage Your Private Home Cinema Event"

Aus dem Developer-Blog der neuen CineParty App für iPhone, iPad und iPod touch:

"How the CineParty App came into being…

It all started in a thread called “Access to Film History” of the German film projectionists Internet forum on December 2nd, 2011. Basicly a reaction to late Roger Ebert’s blog article “THE SUDDEN DEATH OF FILM” from November 2 of the same year, some postings of the German film projectionists forum were questioning the need for using App tools to conduct home cinema events in a new way and being part of a new culture of the cinematic experience. From there it was just simply a matter of vision, believe, seriousness, dedication and discipline for designing and creating the CineParty App. — 17 months later were are here, up and running and launched on the AppStore.
May we dedicate today’s launch of the CineParty App to the remembrance of Roger Ebert, who died on April 4 this year…

URLs:
http://www.rogerebert.com/memoriam
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Ebert
http://www.rogerebert.com/rogers-journal/the-sudden-death-of-film
http://www.filmvorfuehrer.de/topic/12442-zugange-zur-filmgeschichte/page__hl__%2Bzugänge+%2Bzur"

CineParty App Homepage:
http://www.cineparty.netDeveloper-Blog der CineParty App:http://cineparty.wordpress.com

Guckgemeinschaften

Im Tagesspiegel heute ein Beitrag von Sebastian Leber über die "Guckgemeinschaften" des Public Viewing.

Wenn das einst klassische Erzähl- und Spielfilm-Kino den Erwachsenen und den nunmehr Kino-Entwöhnten programmlich und in der Form nichts mehr zu bieten hat, dann scheint sich der Kinobedarf eben neue Produkte und Formen der cinegrafischen Geselligkeit zu suchen: "Public Viewing" boomt.

ATRIUM