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Inventions like the image sensors, in digital cameras, are improved and reinvented almost every year. The camera technology has allowed directors to film at frame rates faster than the human eye can see, composing sharper images. The constant innovation of production and post-production tools is changing the way Filmmakers approach their craft, giving them more control over the look of their pictures, as well as lowering production costs. Furthermore technologies such as the IMAX Laser Projector, Interactive Movie
Screens and Second Screen Experience Applications, are improving the overall perception of the audience by providing Insanely Realistic Experiences. Basically laser projection systems promise to fix the unwanted quality and look of AD movies, pushing the Cinematic Experience to a whole new level. Although some people choose to skip going to the movies and prefer watching them on a smartened or a tablet, wherever they want, Cinemas remain a popular option. The Cinema Experience is keeping up with technology and moving towards virtual reality.
In the near future filmmakers will have access to K resolution goggles and a genuinely immerse experience. Unquestionably technology advances have shaken almost every aspect of Flimflamming including the Distribution Process. New services such as Video On-Demand, Youth, and Nettling, have become an amazingly popular distribution medium, indirectly affecting piracy. Granted that the future of cinema is as uncertain as the future in general, what hash ‘t change, and will certainly remain intact, is the nature Of lawmaking, the art of telling a story through moving pictures.
In conclusion technology is driving the craft of Cinema towards a bright, yet uncertain future provided with a wide range of production tools available for filmmakers, as well as more immerse experiences that engage audiences, and lastly with new ways of distributing movies. Even though the technology has changed, the basics of the craft remain the same. It is still about telling a story by juxtaposing images and creating a feeling with pictures and music. – Marital Valued “The Future of Cinema”