Abilene Drive-In Theatre Raises Money For Digital
By: Matt Torres
Updated: October 29, 2012
In 2013, Hollywood filmmakers will stop producing 35mm films forcing drive-in theaters to switch to digital.
Abilene drive-in theatre Town & Country is trying to make that switch, but costs have been expensive for the company. The goal to make the transition will cost more than $150,000, and the owners and workers are seeking the help from Big Country residents.
The D-cinema projector required to provide sharper and brighter picture and will also cost less to produce. Regardless, small town theaters are looking for ways to raise the money.
Town & Country is hosting fundraisers, and accepting donations and sponsorships online for anyone interested in contributing. They say that 'to save the Drive-in from going dark, we must work swiftly and diligently'.
To help support Town & Country Drive-In Theatre:
Contact Glenda Thornton
ileasing@gmail.com
(325) 280-1800 (325) 677-3653
towncountrydrivein.com
Abilene drive-in theatre Town & Country is trying to make that switch, but costs have been expensive for the company. The goal to make the transition will cost more than $150,000, and the owners and workers are seeking the help from Big Country residents.
The D-cinema projector required to provide sharper and brighter picture and will also cost less to produce. Regardless, small town theaters are looking for ways to raise the money.
Town & Country is hosting fundraisers, and accepting donations and sponsorships online for anyone interested in contributing. They say that 'to save the Drive-in from going dark, we must work swiftly and diligently'.
To help support Town & Country Drive-In Theatre:
Contact Glenda Thornton
ileasing@gmail.com
(325) 280-1800 (325) 677-3653
towncountrydrivein.com
