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Top: Arts: Movies: Filmmaking: Film_Formats: Large_Format
| Please submit only sites dealing with the large-format film industry as a whole. Sites relating to specific films, production companies, theaters or distributors should be submitted to the relevant subcategory. |
This category covers all of the large-format film industry, often known by the trade name 'IMAX' or 'Giant Screen.' Large format films use a film area up to 10 times bigger than conventional 35mm film, and are projected onto screens up to eight stories high.
| Only distibutors of large-format films should be submitted here. Companies who also produce large-format films should be submitted to the most relevant category. |
Distributors are the companies who organise the logistics of producing prints of the films and shipping them to theatres.
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Please submit only sites for organizations and associations which support the large-format film industry. |
This category is for industry organizations and associations for the large-format film industry.
| Only companies who are officially named as 'produced by' on the credits for at least one large-format film should be submitted here. Companies who act as both producers and distributors should be submitted to the most relevant category. |
This category is for the companies who produce large-format films.
| Sites should be submitted to the most relevant category, according to their location. |
This category is for sites about screens which show large-format films (often labelled 'IMAX'). Large-format film theatres (or 'cinemas') are often located in entertainment complexes, tourist spots and science museums.
| This category should only be used for sites that deal with specific large format films. Sub-sections of bigger sites (e.g IMAX.com) are perfectly valid. |
Large-format films, commonly labelled as 'IMAX Films', are specially produced on cameras using a large film size. Large format films characteristically are around 40 mins long and use an educational documentary style to look at a specific animal, place or sport. Other genres, such as drama or animated fantasy do exist.
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