Monumental and Collective Immersive Viewing Systems
(book in English and French)
Edited by Olivier Asselin and Aude Weber-Houde
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This digital book examines how cinema, that singular viewing system which offers a monumental and collective image in a dedicated space, sought to reinvent itself in opposition to television, a viewing system which offered a more intimate image in domestic space. In this competition, cinema employed various kinds of often immersive strategies: “upgrading” movie theaters with bigger or multiple screens and surround sound, but also with 3D, odors and vibrating seats; or, on the contrary, “reducing” movie theaters to their simplest expression to be the site of a pure audiovisual experience.
External link
https://www.erudit.org/en/books/encyclopedie-techniques-cinema/dispositifs-collectifs/
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