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This was the weekend that was wide

If you didn't manage to get along to Widescreen Weekend, here's just a small taste of the shots we got during the festival.

As we come up for air after four fantastic days, we’ve got to say a huge thanks to everyone who came to Widescreen Weekend 2015—the best attended edition yet!

A special thanks must go to Douglas Trumbull for his insights into an incredible career and a fascinating glimpse of future cinema technologies.

If you didn’t manage to get along, here’s just a small taste (or smell) of shots we got during the festival…

Sir Christopher Frayling and Douglas Trumbull in National Media Museum’s Kodak Gallery on the Opening Night of Widescreen Weekend 2015
Sir Christopher Frayling and Douglas Trumbull in Museum’s Kodak Gallery on the Opening Night of Widescreen Weekend 2015
Paul Franklin joined us for this year's festival
Paul Franklin joined us for this year’s festival
Paul Franklin entertains a packed Pictureville with stories of the making of Interstellar
Paul Franklin entertains a packed Pictureville Cinema with stories of the making of Interstellar
Appropriate ware for the world premiere of Smell-O-Vision revival?
Of course this is appropriate wear for the world premiere of Smell-O-Vision revival!
World premiere of Smell-O-Vision’s revival with A Holiday in Spain aka Scent of Mystery
World premiere of Smell-O-Vision’s revival with A Holiday in Spain (aka Scent of Mystery)
How the West Was Won screens in glorious 3-Strip Cinerama
How the West Was Won screens in glorious 3-Strip Cinerama
Cinerama takes centre stage with The Best of Cinerama and Cineramacana & Todd-AO
Cinerama takes centre stage with The Best of Cinerama and Cineramacana & Todd-AO
Pasquale Ianonne talks on widescreen aesthetics
Pasquale Ianonne talks on widescreen aesthetics and new wave cinema
Author Brian Hannan also joined us this year
Author Brian Hannan introduced our 35mm screening of The Magnificent Seven
Douglas Trumbull closes WSW15 with a stunning keynote on the future of cinema, plus an intro and surprise Q&A for 2001: A Space Odyssey
Douglas Trumbull closes WSW15 with a stunning keynote on the future of cinema, plus an intro and surprise Q&A for 2001: A Space Odyssey
The infamous delegates on stage photograph!
The infamous delegates on stage photograph!

Thanks again for everyone who made this year’s festival such a success—from the team behind the scenes to those dedicated Widescreen Weekenders.

Looking forward to more widescreen wonders in 2016!

The Widescreen Weekend Festival Team

National Science and Media Museum

At the National Science and Media Museum, in the heart of Bradford, we explore the science and culture of light and sound technologies and their impact on our lives. We aim to inspire the scientists and engineers of the future to see more, hear more, think more and do more.

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