Enabling industry change.
The European Digital Cinema Forum (EDCF) is a not-for-profit volunteer organisation funded by its suscribing members. It acts as a “Forum” to discuss key issues surrounding Digital Cinema in Europe.
Membership
Join and become of a member of the EDCF to avail of exclusive content and industry events.
Articles & Publications
EDCF published whitepapers, technical guides and best practices documents.
Projects
Currently active projects being undertaken in an effort to combat existing industry issues.
Suscribing Members
Industry News
DCinema Today
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NEC Display Introduces Industry’s Quietest* 9,500 Lumen Laser Projector for Digital Cinema
NEC Display Solutions of America, a leading provider of commercial display and […]
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Trinnov Audio Offers Cinema Downtime Customer Overview & Engineer Calibration Training
As a side effect of suspending travel and many commercial cinemas being closed, […]
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Digital Cinema Distribution Coalition Begins Promised Rebate Program for Exhibitor and Content Provider Customers
Digital Cinema Distribution Coalition (DCDC) today announced that, for the […]
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Arts Alliance Media Introduce Online Customer Support Portal
Arts Alliance Media (AAM), the global leader in digital cinema software and […]
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Statement Regarding Cancellation of CinemaCon 2020
It is with great regret we are announcing the cancellation of CinemaCon 2020.
Celluloid Junkie
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Cinema Service Providers and Vendors Face Uncertainty During Prolonged Coronavirus Closure
It’s been a little over a week since the majority of the world’s […]
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Cinema Marquees Go Viral Amid COVID-19 Shutdown
“Electric tiaras” are what theatre historian Ben M. Hall called the […]
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“So, What Happens Now?” How UK Cinemas Keep Going
It’s been a long old year, this week. It’s a sobering thought that […]
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Drive-Ins: How Big Screen Entertainment Survives During COVID-19
In these days of self-isolation, “vectoring” only with those you […]
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What Will Film Critics Do, Now That Cinemas Have Closed?
“Lose our jobs and starve, most likely.” The Vulture critic Bilge […]