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While projector screens are synonymous with cinemas, they're also widely used in themed entertainment projects like amusement park rides and interactive viewing experiences. Made-to-order systems offer endless possibilities, so you can quickly transform a...

Video projection is a common practice among modern worship sanctuaries because many congregations find that the visual element enhances the overall experience of their church gatherings. However, it's also one of the most difficult spaces to create a vivid,...

Until very recently, AV designers used the Infocomm standard known as the 4-6-8 rule. By that rule, a designer would categorize the viewing use as either Basic Decision Making (BDM) or Analytical Decision Making (ADM). In BDM scenarios, the designer would...

Our Domino Frame is the most versatile custom projection system on the market. Take a closer look at the Domino Frame’s unique customization features and what sets it apart.

Our innovative screen support structures are custom built to adapt to virtually any venue requirement, with a unique self-standing modular construction that allows for easy assembly and adjustable size. Access ladders and catwalks ensure hassle free set up and...

This article will explain the main elements you should consider when choosing a custom projector screen.

A technique for enhancing the realism of video on screen is to place the speakers directly behind the screen so that on-screen voices and sound effects are heard to come directly from their sources on the screen. To accomplish this, screen perforation is necessary...

Over time, it is normal for dust and grime to accumulate on a screen surface and affect its reflective properties. It is important to limit contaminants in the area where your screen is installed and to regularly remove any accumulation on the screen surface...

Increased contrast ratio, good color saturation and sharper images are among the many advantages of our Blackview projection screens

This short glossary is intended to provide a useful and accessible set of definitions for the terms we frequently use in screen production and testing.

This article will outline the main differences between front and rear projection so you can decide what best suits your specific requirements.