Christie will showcase its technology for both mainstream and premium large format auditoriums at the CinemaS Shanghai International Film Forum and Exhibition, to be held at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center from June 12-14.
Galalite Screens, India, has taken a step towards reducing its carbon footprint and improving sustainability by investing in an air and water pollution control system in its plant. During the production of Avatar, Galalite’s factory operated around the clock to meet the demand. Following the success of the film, they temporarily closed the plant to undergo significant upgrades.
Qube Wire and Auwe Digital have announced that the content delivery network the two companies are building together in Brazil has grown to more than 100 theatres. Qube’s new Virtual WireTAP system allows theatres to utilize existing hardware to facilitate their connection to Qube Wire.
CinemaNext, the EMEA specialist in cinema exhibitor services, and Vandors GmbH, Germany’s leading full-service partner for cinema technology, today announced an agreement to combine their cinema exhibitor services in Germany under the Vandors umbrella.
The EVO Entertainment Group is installing GDC Technology’s cinema enterprise software, including the TMS theatre management system, CMS central management enterprise software and network operation center.
National CineMedia today announced that it has entered into a new long-term network affiliate transaction agreement with Regal Cinemas.
Cinema advertising contractor Pearl & Dean Ireland has teamed up Stella Cinemas and Audi Ireland in a unique one-year deal that was brokered by the Irish advertising agency PHD.
The global drive-in movie theatre market was valued at $5.1 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach $8.6 billion by 2031, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 6.2 percent between 2023 and 2031, according to a report released by Transparency Market Research. The research says the market is driven by the low cost of operation of these movie theatres
Unilumin’s LED UC-A42 cinema screen has been certified by the Digital Cinema Initiative at Japan’s Keio University DMC Laboratory. The 14-meter screen is the Chinese manufacturer’s third product to be certified by DCI.
Fandango’s on-demand streaming service Vudu is now the official new streaming platform for consumers of AMC Theatres on Demand. Starting today, AMC Theatres on Demand users can transfer their account to Vudu, where they can continue to rent and purchase premium entertainment, as well as watch their catalog of previously acquired movies.
