Digital Cinema / E-Cinema
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Television Intelligence - Jan 08
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We report on the Budapest conference at which delegates voted on the underlying priciples for their hopes and expectations
Mini Report - Dec 07
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Worldwide d-cinema screen count is now over 4,000
Mini Report - Sep 07
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This report examines the current and future state of the online movie markets in Western Europe and the USA. It includes five year forecasts of consumer spending and Studio level revenues generated from online a la carte movie transactions. The report provides detailed analysis of the strategies adopted by each of the Hollywood Studios in the digital marketplace.
Size of screen is expected to be a key factor in the rollout of digital cinema across Europe
Mini Report - Aug 07
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Studio content is providing a solid foundation for expansion towards the 6,000 screens predicted by Screen Digest for 2009
Mini Report - Jul 07
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This report is the first major analysis of this rapidly growing sector. It includes 5 year forecasts for digital 3D cinema screens by major territory, exhibitor business models as well as analysis of potential revenues and profit margins for the industry
In a market still consolidating, where eight exhibitors each now have over 500 screens, the top three account for 36 per cent of all screens and the top 20 for 89 per cent of all digital installations
Mini Report - Apr 07
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Roll-out is accelerating rapidly in the US, thanks to AccessIT's early installations (with studio support), while Europe seems to be biding its time. The number of commercial d-cinema screens in the world grew by 253 per cent in a year, from 848 to 2,996 at end 2006. This number doubled between the end of the first half 2006 and the end of the year, from 1,474 d-screens to the eventual 2,996. The rate of change has largely been the product of an industrial scale roll-out in the US. AccessIT is driving this progress and has now exceeded 2,000 installations of its 4,000 initial target.
Mini Report - Apr 07
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Construction of new screens-especially in shopping malls-is buoying up admissions but a quarter of new screens are in the Moscow area
Mini Report - Apr 07
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This report is a joint venture between Screen Digest and Nielsen NRG and provides a detailed market analysis of the cinema and home entertainment sectors in China. The report also includes the findings from a consumer survey that was conducted online by Nielsen NRG and AC Nielsen in China.
A European model for apportioning the costs of upgrading cinemas for digital presnetations is beginning to take shape
Mini Report - Jan 07
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Major cinema markets around the world reported a drop at the box office in 2005. The slump has been linked to many factors, including a lack of overtly strong titles, both from Hollywood and indigenous film industries, generally slug...
Mini Report - Oct 06
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Eighteen per cent of all screens worldwide have now been converted to show digital screen advertising—a total of more than 18,700 screens. Again, the US accounts for most activity, in this case 94 per cent of the world total being in a country that until recently tended to eschew advertising in cinemas.
Mini Report - Sep 06
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The rate of digital cinema deployments is accelerating fast, with over 600 installations in the first half of 2006, three-quarters of them in the US.
Mini Report - Sep 06
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Our Digital Cinema Conversion Suitability Index shows that a one-size-fits-all approach would not work in Europe - or maybe anywhere outside the US
Mini Report - Jul 06
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Print release patterns analysed as digital cinema beckons, showing releases are getting wider
Mini Report - Jun 06
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But 3D is playing a role as a catalyst for digital cinema deployment
Mini Report - Jun 06
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Providing a global overview of the current state of digital cinema. It includes d-cinema forecasts, screen counts and locations, digital releases, rollout business models, market drivers and detailed profiles of the key players throughout the value chain.
We are now seven years into the launch of digital cinema, and the market has reached a point where large-scale commercial roll-out is in its early phases. The number of commercial d-cinema screens doubled in the six months from July to December 2005 and this growth has continued into 2006. In 2005, the first plan to digitise a whole nation was announced and 2006 has already witnessed the digitisation of a whole cinema circuit and another plan to prepare a whole territory for digitisation..
Mini Report - Apr 06
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China and the US are setting the pace as all the major
studios release new titles in digital versions
Mini Report - Mar 06
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The major growth of digital cinema screens is occurring in Europe, but Asia still has the largest share of digital screens.
Mini Report - Oct 05
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USA,
Cinema Intelligence - Aug 05
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Cinema Intelligence - Aug 05
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Cinema Intelligence - Aug 05
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Cinema Intelligence - Aug 05
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The third edition of this benchmark report from Screen Digest provides a comprehensive analysis of the cinema exhibition market in Western Europe - with a 15 year span of data from 1995 to 2009. The report covers 13 territories and provides data on key metrics including cinema admissions and box-office receipts.
The UK Film Council has announced the list of cinemas that are to benefit from installation of a digital projector as part of the Digital Screen Network (DSN) managed by Arts Alliance Digital Cinema. As already discussed in Screen Digest on previous occasions (see, for example, 2005/109-116), the network is being established to increase the diversity of cinema programming for UK audiences, and also to increase access to cinema in under-served areas.
Mini Report - Jun 05
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The digital pioneers are now coming to maturity, with over three-quarters of the world's modern auditoria converted for digital sound
Mini Report - May 05
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The end of the beginning: preparing for roll-out
Mini Report - Apr 05
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The UK independent cinema exhibition sector accounts for 32 per cent of all screens in the UK. There has been much change around the independents, with significant consolidation in the multiples as venture capital companies have acquired much of the sector. However, independents have still increased their box office revenues by 36 per cent between 1998 and 2004 (from £108m to £146.9m).
Mini Report - Mar 05
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While Hollywood continues to wrangle with the issue of high-end digital cinema, a quiet revolution has taken place on the other end of the digital spectrum of cinemas. The rapidly growing use of cheaper digital projectors and servers for pre-show ads means that by early 2005 there will be over 12,000 screens worldwide converted to some form of networked digital content distribution.
Mini Report - Dec 04
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Mini Report - Oct 04
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Belgium and UK alone have more than 10 digital cinema screens each. UCI is leading pan-European, Kinepolis and City Screen leading national digital cinema exhibitors. UK Film Council deployment of more than 250 digital screens is imminent. Count excludes lower-end networks, like Netherland's DocuZone, for advertising purposes
Mini Report - Aug 04
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This unique study assesses the state of the market for alternative content in electronic and digital cinema. This includes any form of large-screen content other than feature films and also includes alternative cinema use, such as for corporate events.
Screen Digest continues its ground breaking coverage of the Digital Cinema market and the changing role of theatrical exhibition. This reports examines the financial implications of every aspect of the digitisation of film delivery and projection, including pre-show advertising, alternative content, technology winners and losers, and driving factors for conversion.
Audience and exhibitor attitudes towards digital cinema have hitherto been largely uncharted.This is highly surprising given the mediumís three-and-a-half years of commercial history with over 65 titles shown on 160+ digitally equipped screens worldwide.T
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