Learning About Dolby Technology at Dolby Cinema LA Launch Event
A few weeks ago, I had a whirlwind trip to sunny CA courtesy of Dolby Laboratories, for a fun 3 day trip to experience the Dolby Cinema launch event at AMC Prime in Burbank and learn how Dolby technology is being used in different areas.
Note: Dolby Laboratories invited me on an all expense paid trip to Los Angeles. While I'm part of Dolby influencer program and shared different activities during the trip, any personal views expressed are always 100% my own.
Written by guest writer Christina Chin, who's hip, fashionable and located in New York City.
After flying in to LAX, the Dolby team helped me check into the swanky W Hollywood Hotel. The hotel has great modern rooms and even a rooftop pool!
After getting settled in, I met the Dolby team for dinner at The Stage Restaurant, which is known for California Fusion meals and live outdoor entertainment.
Dinner at The Stage was delicious! If you plan to visit Burbank, I highly recommend eating at The Stage!
After dinner, the group headed over to the AMC Burbank theater to watch newly released The Martian in Dolby Cinema at AMC Prime.
The next day, I joined the Dolby team for a behind the scenes tour of the new IHeartRadio Theater in LA, a new venue outfitted with the latest state of the art sound and lighting.
Located at the Burbank Studios in the former home of "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," the performance space holds about 560 people and can be used for iHeartRadio album release parties, and TV and radio broadcasts.
The space can also hold movie screenings, tour rehearsals and other activities which makes it an one of a kind venue to do both live performances or movie screenings really well. Most places can't do both so that adds to the appeal of this space.
After a quick tour and grabbing another delish lunch at Granville Cafe we headed back over to AMC Burbank theater for Dolby Labs Master Class presentation on the Dolby Cinema at AMC Prime. More on that in another post!
What a jam packed but fun day of backstage tours and media events!
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22 comments
Sounds like an amazing trip! I am always amazed by the new technology!
ReplyDeleteYou caught my eye with a rooftop pool!! Sounds like a great trip and that you learned so much about Dolby
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool event learning about Dolby! The food you ate looks really delicious too!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a fun event to attend. The food looks yummy and the hotel looks nice. Catherine S
ReplyDeleteThis must have been so cool! The IHeartRadio theater looks really nice. It would be awesome to be there for a screening.
ReplyDeleteI've always wondered about the Dolby Surround Sound that is usually featured. What a great experience and maybe one day I'll get to experience it myself.
ReplyDeleteOh wow what an amazing sounding event and with such a wonderful company - I think it would be so interesting to learn about them. x
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun. I always love to learn about the latest and greatest when it comes to technology. So many advances.
ReplyDeleteDolby has the hook ups it seems like it was such a great experience and a nice mini vacation.
ReplyDeleteThe food and hotel look so fun and the technology is always great to learn more about. My husband is the technology guy here he has a degree in IT
What a great experience. I would also love to attend an event like this.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a really fun event! I don't know much about Dolby, but I do know it's something my husband likes, so I just go with it lol.
ReplyDeleteThe food at The Stage and Granville Cafe look so good! I will take your suggestion and make sure I check out these restaurants when I am in the area.
ReplyDeleteWhat a really cool experience.I think this would be a real treat. I don't know much about Dolby myself. - Jeanine
ReplyDeleteI will have to check this out the next time i am in Burbank. The food looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteI would love to check out this theater. I am hoping to be in the area early next year.
ReplyDeleteWow what a great learning trip! So much to see! I would love to check that place out it seems really grand
ReplyDeleteWow that movie screening room looks amazing! Very high tech. I would love to visit LA and learn about Dolby too!
ReplyDeleteThat soounds like a fun event. Let me have at that food! lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a great press trip. Glad you had such a good time.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun event!! It looks like you had a blast!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fun trip! I would love to see all of these places. I don't go to LA that often but next time I'll try to make it a point
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to see a rooftop pool. I think that sounds so great! the view must be oh so awesome.
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