A New Dawn for Digital
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Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
RJ Julia's new Espresso book-printing machine and On Demand Books consultant Bronwen Blaney arrived on Sept. 29. Books are printed in approximately five minutes, all of which can be accessed on the ExpressNet database. Here, Blaney monitors the printing process.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
RJ Julia's new Espresso book-printing machine and On Demand Books consultant Bronwen Blaney arrived on Sept. 29. Books are printed in approximately five minutes, all of which can be accessed on the ExpressNet database.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
RJ Julia's new Espresso book-printing machine and On Demand Books consultant Bronwen Blaney arrived on Sept. 29. Books are printed in approximately five minutes, all of which can be accessed on the ExpressNet database.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
RJ Julia's new Espresso book-printing machine and On Demand Books consultant Bronwen Blaney arrived on Sept. 29. Books are printed in approximately five minutes, all of which can be accessed on the ExpressNet database.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
RJ Julia's new Espresso book-printing machine and On Demand Books consultant Bronwen Blaney arrived on Sept. 29. Books are printed in approximately five minutes, all of which can be accessed on the ExpressNet database.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
A display of books printed on RJ Julia's new Espresso book-printing machine. The machine and On Demand Books consultant Bronwen Blaney arrived on Sept. 29. Books are printed in approximately five minutes, all of which can be accessed on the ExpressNet database.
Photo courtesy of Photo by Jessica Smith/The Source
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Courtesy of Arnold Gorlick
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Courtesy of Arnold Gorlick
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Courtesy of Arnold Gorlick
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Courtesy of Arnold Gorlick
Installed in 1999, the film projectors at Madison Art Cinemas were replaced by digital boxes late last month, a collaborative effort between theater owner Arnold Gorlick and the theater's landlord, Jerry Davis of Davis Realty.
Photo courtesy of Courtesy of Arnold Gorlick
