Digital Cinema Media (DCM) has announced the nominees for its fifth annual Digital Cinema Media Awards, held in partnership with Campaign. The competition, which is judged by a panel of leading experts, aims to honour and celebrate the best AV content on the big screen by the media industry in the past year. Read more
In partnership with UNIC and the EDCF, the ECA has launched their first ever Event Cinema survey. The purpose of this survey is to gain a better understanding on the current issues relating to the delivery and marketing of Event Cinema content across Europe and beyond. Read more
The Screen Awards have announced two Cinema of the Year category for the 2019 awards. Read more
Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw opened in the top spot with £6.4m, which includes £1.5m from Thursday previews. Read more
The 63rd BFI London Film Festival have announced that The Irishman will be this year’s Closing Night Gala, which is directed by one of the true giants of cinema Martin Scorsese and starring Academy Award winners Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci. Read more
It’s early-August. We’ve just had the hottest day since the last one and DCM's Content Business Director, Tom Linay, certainly doesn’t feel very Christmassy, but this is media and in our work lives at least, we’re all thinking about Christmas a bit. Read more
Check out what's changed on the film slate in our weekly update. Read more
Animals is the latest literary adaptation ready to win the hearts of movie audiences. Read more
National Lottery Cinema Day is returning for 2019 with over 250 cinemas across the UK taking part. Read more
The latest Advertising Association/WARC Expenditure Report has revealed that UK adspend rose 4.2% year-on-year to reach £6.0bn in Q1 2019, marking the 23rd consecutive quarter of market growth. The figures highlight growth coming from areas including cinema, search, online display, TV VOD, online radio and out-of-home. Read more
Last weekend, The Lion King opened with the second biggest weekend of 2019 and this weekend it delivered again, falling just 36% to £10.7m. That takes its total after just 10 days in cinemas to £36.7m. I Read more
As we get closer to Christmas, the blockbusters in Q4 start getting bigger and it doesn't get much bigger than the sequel to the biggest animated film of all-time, forecasted to deliver 14 16-34 TVRs. We've also got the new Love Actually, and two thrilling dramas featuring heavyweight acting talent. Read more
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