IMAX Essays

  • Description of a Trip to the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey

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    was 9. When I got first arrived at the science center, I was so overwhelmed I didn?t know where to go first. The center has three floors, each with a different theme - Invention, Health, and Environment. It is also home to the nation?s largest IMAX movie screen. I decided to check out one floor at a time, and later try to see a show. First I visited the Environment Floor. This was my least favorite of all the floors. The first exhibit I looked at was called ?The Estuary.? This had many

  • Imax Essay

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    production and exhibition industry. The unique feature of providing large-format IMAX films and its technological capability in providing 3D movies in the last 20 years has created a sustainable competitive advantage in the market. The company has invested in research and development to generate intellectual capital and technological supremacy associated with the company’s patents. The technology used to shoot and produce an IMAX film is a very sophisticated technique. Thanks to the constancy of always

  • The Dark Knight Rises Research Paper

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    For my second film review I watched “The Dark Knight Rises”. “The Dark Knight Rises” was directed by Christopher Nolan. Christopher Nolan also wrote the film along with his brother Jonathan Nolan. This movie cost around $250,000,000 to produce which most likely came from all of the big names in its cast such as Morgan Freeman, Anne Hathaway, Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Michael Caine, and many more. “The Dark Knight Rises” was nominated for the BAFTA Best Special Visual Effects Award and it won the

  • Imax Case Analysis

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    box-office from IMAX DMR films was generated in international markets, which was the first time in IMAX’s history that international gross box-office exceeded gross box-office from the United States and Canada (Refer to figure ____ for geographic distribution).  In terms of CCC, AMC Entertainments (IMAX’s largest competitor) has the best CCC. In fact, when comparing with all the other competitors, IMAX has the highest CCC (which is not a good indication for operating cash flow). IMAX should aim to

  • Business Strategy: IMAX: Business And Corporate Level Strategy

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    Business and Corporate Level Strategies IMAX has a very distinct and successful strategy for their business. It generally involves building revenue through gaining long-term theater system lease and maintenance agreements, film production and distribution, and theater operations. Providing value to the customer and allowing them to experience a movie production like nowhere else is essential within their business level strategy. Aspects of their business, such as rapid technological innovation and

  • The Effect Of Star Wars On The Film Industry

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    Research essay: The new vision Being different from the old days when film industry does not have enough technique for CG film, the present era witnesses an increasing number of film that has amazing visual effect that produced though the digital method. Star Wars, as an example, it is one of the most popular series of movie in our present century. Since the first movie came out in 1977, this movie keeps attracted fans from different generation. The visual effect of this movie is getting better and

  • The Dark Knight Film Analysis

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    opening weekend showings at all ninety-four participating IMAX theaters nationwide were sold out in online presale as well. On opening day, The Dark Knight grossed $67 mil., beating out the previous record holder, Spider-Man 3, which grossed nearly $60 mil. As a result of the film’s tremendous success, and in an effort to rebuild Oscar hype during award season, Warner Brothers re-released The Dark Knight domestically in theaters and IMAX in January 2009. Home distribution took several forms including

  • Essay On Avatar

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    In many ways, James Cameron’s Avatar closely resembles the common, safe “top-echelon” blockbuster described by David A. Cook in “Formative Industry Trends” (347). The film is definitely high concept; the plot is simple and easy to describe, is multi-genre, and relies on spectacle. It also featured saturation marketing, as was described by Jesse Algeron Rhines in “Blockbusters and Independents: 1975 to the Present” (414). There are Avatar books, video games, action figures, postage stamps, and even

  • Entertainment

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    Technology has revolutionized very quickly over the past few decades. Traditional forms of media like television and newspaper are losing popularity among the newer generation because there are other mediums of media that are portable and contain much more information in one place. One of the main reason for the decline of traditional media is the expense, when various other modes of media offer a cheaper option. For Disney to succeed, Disney needs to offer streamlining videos, movies incorporating

  • How To Read A Movie Theater

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    the film reach public. Promotion helps to generate the desired generation for the public to watch a film and exhibition is the settings where an individual watches the film. I had the opportunity to watch the re-released version of Forrest Gump in IMAX at the Regal Fox Cinemas in Ashburn, Virginia on Sunday September 7, 2014. The movie theater is located at the Brambleton Town Center, which a state-of-the-art entertainment venue offering shopping and

  • Strategic Staffing Memo

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    placement concerning digital projection, which accommodates in increasingly 3 Dimension films while adapting to a theater in handling the new trend of movies. The company AMC who has been the utmost operator in the IMAX screen's aspect happens to have the benefits from the current abundance of the IMAX movies. Currently, the company has hired a CEO and has widened the mind and skill set of its management team in order to have a majority a consumer-centric focus (Ladd,

  • Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center Museum

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    What is the purpose of this museum? The Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center in Hutchinson, Kansas houses the second largest collection of U.S. space memorabilia in the country, second only to the Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. The Cosmosphere is also home to the largest collection of Russian space memorabilia outside of Moscow. The Cosmosphere is also one of three museums in the world that has spacecrafts from all three early manned U.S. space programs. The Kansas Cosmosphere

  • Fiber Optics

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    Fiber Optics Assignment Many modern medical materials and equipment work on a principle which is beyond the capacity of human transducers. Comment and discuss the working principles of an endoscope, uteroscope or a rectoscope showing the illuminating path, the image path, transmission path and the liquid transfer or operating instrument ducts, showing the position of suitable valves. This will therefore explain how light travels through an optical fibre and show how such fibres are used in medicinal

  • Avatar Film Analysis

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    Academia de Studii Economice din Bucureşti Sesiunea ştiinţifică studenţească Section 1 Business Communication and Culture Behind the scenes – Avatar-the most expensive movie ever made? Student: Nicoleta-Claudia NICHITA, CSIE, I, 1013 Coordonator: Lect. dr. Viorela DIMA Aprilie 2014 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Main costs in the movie industry 3 Avatar’s marketing costs 4 Technology costs 5 Budgets in the movie industry 6 Avatar’s budget 9 Avatar’s secret weapon 9 Ticket price 10

  • The Twilight Saga

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    The movie Twilight was produced in 2008 by “Summit Entertainment” and was significantly successful in the box office, resulting in the “Twilight Saga” to begin on film: in fall 2009 New Moon was released and Eclipse is set to air this summer. The “Twilight Saga” is directed towards many people, mainly the hearts of young teenagers because it allows for them to believe that there is someone for everyone. Stephen Marche suggests the Twilight is a film about love between a homosexual male and a heterosexual

  • Space Trash

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    Space trash is any discarded object in space that is harmful to every living being on earth. Since the nineteen-fifties we have been launching items into space. With our hopes and dreams in hand we hoped for the best but that is not what happened at all. There are millions upon millions upon millions of space junk in space. Now there is no possible way to get rid of all the debris, but with the cooperation of all nations we can help to stop the spread of this debris once and for all. Space leaders

  • Micropolis Case Study

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    high barriers to entry also help the movie market to fit into the oligopoly market structure. However, the only limiting factor is the product itself. A movie theater’s product is a movies combined with the experience of watching a movie. Since the IMAX screens would provide a slightly more unique product, this

  • Describing The Obelisk

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    It is also the site if the Edwards 21 Cinema Complex and Edwards Imax 3-D Theater. Irvine Spectrum is surrounded by expanses of land that have yet to be developed, or are undergoing preliminary steps of development. This center is used by both young and old who shop, eat, and work there. Many people go to the Irvine Spectrum for the sole purpose of visiting the most technologically advanced movie theater in the world - the Edwards Imax 3-D Theater. I believe that this attraction is one of the main

  • National Air And Space Museum Persuasive Essay

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    Dear , The bomber Flak-Bait flew more operational missions over Europe during World War II than any other American aircraft. And she bears the scars of combat—more than 1,000 holes sustained during 207 missions, which included D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge. Restoring this aircraft—preserving all the dents and dings that tell her story—is a painstaking task requiring tremendous skill and years of careful effort. It’s a task we at the National Air and Space Museum are uniquely qualified to

  • Why Is Canada A Good Country

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    such as a beaver, a coat of arms, their national flag, etc. Since Canada is wealthy, it is also technologically advanced. Some of the inventions invented in Canada include Wireless Radio transmissions, Java Programming language, Insulin, Pacemakers, Imax, and Walkie Talkies. Along with wealth comes money which you need to earn with a job. The more popular professions amongst women are registered nurses, cashiers, elementary school teachers and administrative assistant. For men, it is transport truck