The latest figures from Korea’s largest cinema operators highlights an uneven recovery across Asia for but a slow return to profitability in their home market. While CJ CGV saw a year-on-year decrease for the second quarter of 2022, Lotte’s cinema operation returned to profit for the first time since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.Read More The post Korean Cinemas Profitable at Home But See Overseas Loss appeared first on… Read more »

Despite the ongoing consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the severely affected events industry, which is gradually recovering, new investments in the form of conversions or new buildings for event venues and other cultural institutions are inevitable. The population remains “film-hungry”, cinema is still worthwhile, streaming services are moving away from their hybrid film releases.Read More The post Problems Related to the ‘Hazard Zone’ in New and Renovated Cinemas appeared… Read more »

On 7th July, cinema advertising company Digital Cinema Media (DCM) hosted their UpFronts Showcase at the Odeon Luxe in London’s Leicester Square. The morning’s presentations focused around a theme of “cinema as attention leader” (not the official title) and a data presentation was given to support this concept by Lumen Research. A further deep diveRead More The post The Science Behind the Impact of Cinema appeared first on Celluloid Junkie. Read more »

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