Outdoor Movie Events Across the U.S., April 3–30, 2010
About this archive post. Open Air Cinema's blog has been reorganized into a historical record of the outdoor-cinema industry. This entry compiles real news coverage reported between April 3, 2010 and April 30, 2010, drawn from local papers, trade outlets, and event listings of the time. It was originally published at this address on January 22, 2010; the original URL has been preserved. Source links are included where they remain available.
In April 2010, open-air screenings were drawing crowds from neighborhood parks to major festivals.
Screening & Event News
Christie Digital Cinema Projectors Screen Inspiring Movies to More ...
DCinemaToday (press release) The movies will be shown nightly on a 15m (49.2ft) inflatable screen in shelters ... customers with an enjoyable and comfortable movie -going experience. ... Tip: Use a minus sign (-) in front of terms in your query that you want to exclude.
Mexico - The Foreign Ministry and Cin'polis Bring the 'Let's All ...
ISRIA Movie shorts whose themes are survival, unity and citizen participation such as ... With a 15-meter inflatable screen and high-quality projection and audio.
Doesn't cost a dime: TFF delivers full menu of funky freebies
The Villager Most of the free events can be categorized into either family-friendly street fairs, outdoor screenings, or exclusive filmmaker panels — but Downing says.
Enjoy a Lizard-Themed Night at Bradenton's Reels at Ross Park
The Bradenton Times A showing of the 1998 film Godzilla (edited-for-TV version), starring Mathew Broderick, will begin at sundown on a three-story, inflatable movie screen.
Movies by Starlight provides free entertainment for students
The Settler Jamey Campbell stated that Vol State has purchased an inflatable movie screen projector for the event. "Snacks such as nachos, hot dogs, chips, candy, ... Tip: Use quotes ("like this") around a set of words in your query to match them exactly.
Coloring contest again joins park movie series
Wrangler News Each Friday through May 21, a free movie will be shown at Kiwanis Park on ... The movies, which will be shown on the largest inflatable screen in Arizona,.
Venue & Location Spotlight
Road trip to a drive-in: A few car-friendly theaters still flicker around region
Asheville Citizen-Times The outdoor cinema dates to 1949 and doubles as a campground during race weekends at the speedway. Admission is $6 for ages 11 and older, $2 for ages 5-10,.
Gear & Equipment
Summer In The Park details released
The North Bay Nugget "Friday night will be movie night at Lee Park," Shogren said Tuesday afternoon. "We'll set up the inflatable screen and announce the movie at a later date. ... Tip: Use a plus sign (+) to match a term in your query exactly as is.