Kodak Theater

The Kodak Theatre, located in Los Angeles' Hollywood & Highland complex, is a renowned entertainment venue best known for hosting the annual Academy Awards ceremony. With a seating capacity of around 3,400, it features state-of-the-art audiovisual technology and elegant architecture. Opened in 2001, the theatre hosts movie premieres, award shows, concerts, and special events, serving as a central hub for entertainment industry celebrations. Its location in Hollywood makes it a prominent symbol of the film industry, attracting visitors and industry professionals alike. Despite the name change to Dolby Theatre in 2012, many still refer to it as the Kodak Theatre.