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Christie's Pure RGB and Xenon Laser Projection Illuminates Screens at 49th Toronto Film Festival

Christie en la sala Princess of Wales (TIFF)

RGB and Xenon pure laser projection solutions Christie are in theaters at the 49th annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) which takes place from September 5 to 15 in the Canadian city.

As Official Digital Projection Partner, Christie cinema projectors are used in five venues, including half of the Scotiabank Theatre's screens, with pure RGB and Xenon laser-based projection. Roy Thomson Hall, the Royal Alexandra Theater and the Princess of Wales Theater feature Christie's RGB pure laser projection.

Christie RGB pure laser cinema projectors feature Real|Laser lighting, offering an unparalleled experience for festival-goers with extraordinarily colorful, detailed and realistic images. They are also the most energy efficient and sustainable projectors in the industry.

Diane Cappelletto, Director of Technical Production Services at TIFF, said: "Over the past 24 years, Christie's unwavering dedication and support has been crucial in turning TIFF theaters and our Festival Village screening rooms into extraordinary spaces to enjoy the magic of cinema. Their commitment to cutting-edge technology and innovation has enhanced our audiences' cinematic experience. We deeply appreciate the long-standing collaboration with Christie, which has been a key factor in delivering unforgettable moments and cinematic excellence over the years. the 11 days of our Festival.”

As part of the festival, Christie has organized a micro-session titled Amplifying the audience experience: how technology is changing the future of cinema, on September 9 at 10 a.m. at the Glenn Gould Conference Center. The session will examine how projection technology impacts the audience experience, theaters' bottom lines, and the difficult decisions theaters must make when considering a technology upgrade in an uncertain market. Allan Fernandes, Senior Product Manager for Christie's Film division, will moderate this discussion.

By, Sep 5, 2024, Section:Cine, Cinema / Technique

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