IMAX's VR Industry Plan: Be an Integrator in the VR Film Industry
Rich Gelfond, CEO of IMAX, believes that VR technology is far more than just a player's game console or knickknacks in the living room. He believes that this will be the future of theaters and even the entire film industry. Rich Gelfond, CEO of IMAX, believes that VR technology is far more than just a player's game console or knickknacks in the living room. He believes that this will be the future of theaters and even the entire film industry.
IMAX's CEO Rich Gelfond believes that VR technology is much more than just players' game consoles or living room knickknacks, which he believes will be the future of cinemas and even the film industry as a whole. "all the people who tell you that the current VR form is its golden period are wrong! Wrong! "
original title: IMAX's next gold rush
in the best cinema on earth, Tom Cruise, watching the exclusive footage of his latest action movie, Nolan examines every clip of Dunkirk released next year.
David Keighley Cinema is not in any mall near whose home, but in IMAX's corporate headquarters north of Los Angeles, California. The dark room, dark blue lights, turned off at the moment of six laser projections, 95 seats were wrapped in front of a 60-foot (18-meter) wide, 42-foot (13-meter) high screen, and the walls and ceilings were inlaid with 12-channel stereos. almost penetrate the soul of the person sitting in the chair. Except that you can't eat popcorn, it's a paradise for moviegoers.