Digital Cinema
Smooth 3D Images
Sony offers exhibitors the best of both worlds: stunning 4K imagery and advanced 3D. Our dual lens system presents two images to both eyes at once without triple-flash for more natural viewing.
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Sony and RealD Provide Complete 3D Systems.
Discover the Sony 4K Difference
The choice between 2K and 4K is a choice between limiting your theatre with a short-term solution and maximizing your return for years to come. Discover the Sony 4K difference for yourself.
Research concludes 4k offers an enhanced
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Lobby Displays & Signage
Captivate your customers with
digital lobby, menu board,
movie poster, and box office
displays.
Video Surveillance
Integrate our high resolution
cameras and video analytics
to monitor ticketing, lobby
and concession areas.
While projectors are undoubtedly crucial to your digital cinema transition, establishing your future requires a business partner that can provide you with proven technology and a broad range of services and entertainment opportunities. It's not just higher resolution and advanced 3D. It's also new approaches to the entire theater operation. And no other company does more to facilitate this transition than
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Sony launched the first commercially available 4K projection system in 2005. While other companies are just now recognizing the industry's embrace of 4K technology, our 4K projectors have already been chosen for over 13,000 screens, and counting.Find out more.
Movie-goers notice the quality difference between 4K and 2K.* With four times the pixels of the highest-resolution HDTV, Sony Digital Cinema 4K provides a large-screen cinematic experience your audience just can't get at home. It even makes 2K digital cinema content look better. And studios are increasingly supporting 4K with new releases.Find out more.
Conventional 3D projection systems can only show an image to one eye at a time, alternating between left and right-eye images. Sony's advanced dual lens adaptor system presents two images to both eyes simultaneously, for more natural viewing.Find out more.
Sony has secured substantial financing, paving the way for exhibitors of all sizes to make the digital cinema conversion.We also have international Virtual Print Fee (VPF) arrangements with the six major studios as well as many other distributors.Find out more.
New subtitle eyeglasses provide closed caption viewing and audio playback for hearing and visually impaired patrons. Specially designed eyewear and a receiver enable deaf and hard-of-hearing patrons to view caption data with descriptive audio tracks to enhance their entertainment experience.
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Our projection systems support remote management and monitoring with Sony CineWatch™ technology to spot small issues long before they become big. Monitor the system yourself, or have us do it from our state-of-the-art 24/7 Network Operations Center.Find out more.
We offer both online and hands-on classroom training, ranging from basic instruction to comprehensive and advanced information, for all levels of theaters including independent and regional chains, to national and international circuits.Maintenance Operations Online Courses
Enhance digital menu boards, movie posters, box office, and lobbies with Sony's sleek, full HD displays. Our scalable signage solutions include content creation, distribution, network management and support.Find out more.
Sony's high-resolution IP cameras and video analytics combined with Envysion's Managed Video as a Service (MVaaS) Solutions can transform video surveillance from a niche security application into a strategic management tool.Find out more.
Sony Professional Services & Programs
Lower costs, increase control and maximize uptime with Sony, a leader in Professional Services.
Training
Since 1970, Sony Training Institute, the industry education leader, has trained thousands of video professional like you on the latest service technologies and production techniques. In addition to offering production and post production courses taught with entirely digital or a mixture of digital and analog equipment, Sony Training Institute provides workshops designed specifically to put you on the right track in your transition to digital.
Locations:
1730 N. First Street
Mail Stop 1SE
San Jose, CA 95112
123 West Tryon Ave
Teaneck, NJ 07666
Digital Cinema Technical Support
Phone: 87-SONY-CINEMA (877-669-2463) 24x7x365
Email: sonycinemasupport@am.sony.com
Digital Cinema Sales
Digital Cinema Sales Office
6080 Center Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90045
310-244-3183
Susie Beiersdorf
Vice President of Sales
Susie.Beiersdorf@am.sony.com
310-981-1923
Chris Simpson
National Account Manager
Christopher.Simpson@am.sony.com
310-981-1657
Carol Hung
Sales Associate
Carol.Hung@am.sony.com
310-981-1597
Lori Schreier
Sales Associate
Lori.Schreier@am.sony.com
310-244-3183
Need to Contact Us?
Cameras - Production products are serviced in both our Eastern and Western Services Facilities.
Eastern Service Facility
Sony Electronics Customer Service
123 W. Tryon Ave.
Teaneck, NJ 07666
Phone: 201.833.5300
Fax: 201.833.5312
Western Service Facility
Sony Electronics Customer Service
2706 Media Center Dr., Suite 130
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Phone: 866.766.9272