by Chris from Washington » Wed Mar 20, 2013 1:01 pm
Not sure how many of you still have Drive In theaters around, but we have a couple left in Washington. I started going to them again last summer and they are a ton of fun and lots of people there. It sure reminded me of being a kid and going to them.
But because the film industry is requiring all theaters to convert to digital next year, we might lose one because the cost is 80k for the projector!
The Skyline Theater is having a fundraiser they need to raise 40k by the end of May.
If anyone is a fan of these types of theaters, please help them survive!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/102 ... ie-theater
Chris
Not sure how many of you still have Drive In theaters around, but we have a couple left in Washington. I started going to them again last summer and they are a ton of fun and lots of people there. It sure reminded me of being a kid and going to them.
But because the film industry is requiring all theaters to convert to digital next year, we might lose one because the cost is 80k for the projector!
The Skyline Theater is having a fundraiser they need to raise 40k by the end of May.
If anyone is a fan of these types of theaters, please help them survive!
[url]http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1022530997/help-save-a-historic-drive-in-movie-theater[/url]
Chris