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Boxoffice - February 2016

The Official Magazine of the National Association of Theatre Owners

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EXHIBITION BRIEFS<br />

GEORGES GARIC<br />

Garic received his degree<br />

from France’s EISTI Graduate<br />

School in Computer<br />

Science and Mathematics<br />

Engineering. He began his<br />

professional career in 1990<br />

at Cartier Industries and ten<br />

years later joined Valeo, a<br />

multinational automotive<br />

supplier, where he successively<br />

managed several business<br />

divisions. He relocated to<br />

the U.S. in 2004 to head up<br />

Valeo’s motors and actuators<br />

subsidiary. Shortly after, he<br />

joined Asteelflash—6,000<br />

employees and $900 million<br />

in revenue—where he was<br />

head of business development<br />

(2005) and executive VP, USA and China (2008)<br />

before becoming executive VP of the group and president,<br />

EMEA, in 2012.<br />

Garic is currently based in Paris and reports directly<br />

to Jean Mizrahi, president and chief executive officer<br />

of Ymagis Group. He is also a member of the group’s<br />

executive committee.<br />

Garic replaces Jean-Marie Dura, who joined the<br />

board of directors in 2015.<br />

CHRISTIE PROJECTOR BREAKS SALES<br />

RECORDS IN CHINA<br />

n Christie’s CP2208 digital cinema projector has<br />

generated record-breaking sales in China since it<br />

started shipping in October, according to a company<br />

statement.<br />

To date, Christie’s partner Beijing Donview Technology<br />

Development Co. has purchased over 500 units<br />

of this projector, making it the best-selling cinema<br />

projector of its class in China. This is four times the<br />

amount of cinema projectors of the same class sold by<br />

a competitor in the Chinese market between October<br />

and December 2015. Aimed at theaters whose screen<br />

sizes are less than 10.6 meters (35 feet) wide that<br />

require an affordable solution in a compact footprint,<br />

the CP2208 is the latest from Christie’s Xenon lamp–<br />

based Solaria projector line. The CP2208 is capable<br />

of delivering images at 9,000 lumens within the DCI<br />

color space and up to 10,000 lumens when presenting<br />

alternative content.<br />

The Christie CP2208 can be ordered with a variety<br />

of lamp sizes and lenses, and allows feature film<br />

content to be displayed using the optional Christie<br />

integrated media block (IMB-S2) or another popular<br />

Series-2 integrated media block (IMB) system using<br />

the open IMB slot. The Christie CP2208 also offers<br />

HFR upgrade capabilities and support for advertising<br />

and alternative content.<br />

14 BoxOffice ® FEBRUARY <strong>2016</strong>

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