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Movie Producer, Jerry Bruckheimer Luxury “Cinema at Home” Comes to Life with Barco Movie Producer, Jerry Bruckheimer Luxury “Cinema At Home” comes to life with Barco Barco has always been a leader in digital cinema, and I’m thrilled to have one of their projectors in my own home Jerry Bruckheimer, movie producer and luxury home theater owner Images courtesy of Hecht Photography Barco solution: Jerry Bruckheimer’s name is synonymous with “blockbuster” in every sense of the ” ® • Barco DLP Cinema DP4K projector word, associated with powerful, larger-than-life stories for the silver screen that exceed the depths of most mortals’ imaginations. Movies like Top Gun, Pirates Key benefits: of the Caribbean and National Treasure are richly tapestried showpieces that • Stunning brightness immerse audiences into the action, especially when presented using Barco digital • Excellent contrast cinema projectors. That’s why when it came time to outfit his Beverly Hills luxury • Picture-perfect color home theater with a movie projector, Jerry Bruckheimer naturally chose Barco. • Only DCI-compliant projector designed for the residential market www.barco.com/broadcasting Bruckheimer’s home represents a storied The perfect blend of tradition and innovation past as the site of lavish parties and When setting out to design his new theater, Bruckheimer wanted to create a movie screenings hosting the Who’s unique space befitting the grandeur of his home that went beyond the typical movie house feel. Built in 1927 and once owned by Columbia Pictures co-founder Who of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Built in Harry Cohn, the Beverly Hills mansion features a lavish living space surrounding 1927, it pays homage to the Roaring 20’s, the art deco-inspired theater. The home’s grand spaces harken back to the fun featuring checkerboard tiles in the main and fanfare of this progressive era. home with deep crimson and rich gold However, as guests enter the home theater, they are immediately amazed at the velvet décor in the theater. Bruckheimer modern, high-tech movie screening venue centered around the latest Barco DLP displays two original 35mm projectors Cinema® projector, ready to perform. in a nod toward nostalgia; however, he uses only the Barco digital projector to Ultimate image quality show movies. Having witnessed first-hand the brilliant movie presentation of Barco’s industry- leading DLP Cinema® projectors, Bruckheimer outfitted his new home theater with a Barco Residential model. The 4K projector is the perfect fit for the producer, who wanted the brightest projector to screen his in-home movies. “Whether produced in 4K, 3D or with Auro 11.1, movies are always better with Barco,” comments Bruckheimer. Residential projectors are built using the same technology platforms developed for Barco’s commercial cinema and post-production projectors, delivering the ideal combination of brightness, contrast and color for the cinema at home. Since many of Bruckheimer’s movies are produced in 3D, projector brightness is especially important in commercial theaters, since it requires more light to properly illuminate images. With Barco projectors, even the darkest scenes are clear and crisp on screen, portraying the story in its truest light. Barco projectors produce the best and brightest image Jerry Bruckheimer, movie producer and luxury home theater owner M30442-R00-1015-AN ”www.barco.comwww.barco.com/broadcasting.
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