Reliving London’s Transport Past On Inflatable Movie Screens Londoners packed out Trafalgar Square last night to take a look at how past generations got around the capital, as part of the BFI London Film Festival. The Open Road – a busy street scene in 1920s Whitehall In true British style the audience braved the cold [...]

Inflatable Movie Screens in Florida The Downtown Crafts Festival will bring local and national crafters to BayWalk to show off their unique gift items, including folk art, pottery, handmade jewelry, paintings, personalized gifts, handmade clothing, scented body products and more. It runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at 151 Second Ave. [...]

Inflatable Movies Screens at University and College They seek and devour every resource in sight, with few constraints and even less restraint. At least that’s how Ronald Ehrenberg describes it when explaining the big question on the minds of so many: Why does college cost so much? “Our sole goal is to find cookies and [...]

Inflatable Movie Screens in Sky Mall Shopping Guide SO I WAS DRIVING down the freeway the other day, reading the newspaper, checking my e-mail, texting, changing lanes, watching TV and worrying about health care reform, when it dawned on me that it’s never too early to start Christmas shopping. So I used my other hand [...]

Inflatable Movie Screens Return to Cowra THE VOID left in Cowra by the closure of the Savoy Cinema has now been filled. Pics in the Sticks will be launched on Saturday 24 October with a private screening of Slumdog Millionaire. With a giant 7m wide by 3m high inflatable screen, state of the art audio [...]

Inflatable Movie Screens in Texas Drive-in movies were once a memory reserved for sharing the back seat of a 1950s wing-tipped Cadillac with their sweetheart on a Saturday night. Luckily, nostalgia found its way back to Austin through a local couple and their innovative interpretation with the Driftin’ Drive-In. The idea of awakening the dusty [...]

Inflatable Movie Screens Go to Hollywood Check out the Fresh Air Flicks giant inflatable outdoor movie screen in the final scene of the feature film “How to Lose Friends and Alienate People.” We were hired by the movies producers last year to set up our screen in Brooklyn’s Empire-Fulton Ferry Park, on the Brooklyn side [...]

Our inflatable movie screens and systems can be made available anywhere, even in the bush, so NGOs can now deliver consistent messages—through training films about AIDS awareness or women’s rights or an entertaining movie to help …

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