Discovery and introduction to digital cinema equipment

Digital film projection requires new functions and skills for the projectionist's job, who must be able to control projectors and programme screenings on computer.

This theoretical and practical training course should enable cinema exhibition professionals to acquire a new language and master the technical issues involved in programming and digital projection.

Cinema staff who are required to participate in digital screenings in one way or another can also take this module to get a better grasp of digital technology.

Identification and description of booth equipment

Theoretical presentation and practical approach to a projector, a server, a sound processor

The digital cinema chain and learning digital technical language

- from shooting to projection

The different image formats and digital files

-the comparison between silver and digital image formats, the structure of a DCP, information transport, the weight of digital data

Introduction to the digital cinema exhibition network

-link protocols between different digital projection equipment, the role of a library, the different 3D cinema processes

The role of the TMS

-programming a screening with the TMS.

The final day of training is a practical module for setting up a screening session.

• Statement of skills and/or competencies

• All audiences

Participants in this training module must come from or be close to the film industry.

• Fully classroom-based training

• Group lessons

• Equipped technical platforms

Master 1 and 2 trainers with significant experience in adult education, professional lecturers

Tender available on request by sending an email to the contacts listed on this sheet.

Or contact continuing education advisor Pascal Revol on 04 91 96 35 37

Access for people with disabilities

Transport

Métro line 1: St Barnabé station
On foot 16 min

Digital projector equipped with the latest technology