Kodak announced an agreement on Tuesday to continue to supply Hollywood’s six major studios with film, even as the industry migrates to digital exhibition. Kodak’s CEO, Jeff Clarke, said, “With the…
Martin Scorsese has strongly supported Kodak’s decision to continue its production of film stock. The director, who’s been actively involved in film preservation, noted that “film is still the best…
Kodak says that it is planning to continue the production of film stock as the company works to finalize agreements with studios to save the format in the digital age. "After extensive discussions…
UPDATED 1:15 p.m. PDT: Eastman Kodak officially emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday and is counting the motion picture film business as one of its mainstays going forward. While exhibition has…
35mm film stock may be on its way out, but as far as Kodak is concerned, it’s not dead yet. The venerable Rochester, N.Y.-based firm, much shrunken in bankruptcy, has pacted to supply Fox with motion…
Kodak alum Kimberly Snyder has been named CEO of Panavision.
Kodak will receive the Philo T. Farnsworth Award at the 64th Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards.
When the Oscar telecast is broadcast worldwide in just a few days, it will originate from the Hollywood and Highland Center, not the Kodak Theater -- nor will the theater carry a new sponsor's name.
Eastman Kodak Co., an icon that dates back to the 1880s and the biggest supplier of raw film stock to Hollywood from the beginning of motion pictures, has filed for Chapter 11 in U.S. bankruptcy…
Eastman Kodak Co. unveiled its new high-speed, high-resolution color film stock Thursday at both ShowBiz Expo East and in Los Angeles.
