Film Entertainment Worldwide: The Impact of New Technologies
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This latest management report from Adams Media Research is the first-ever worldwide study of film entertainment revenue by pipeline. The 87-page report provides analysis of all film entertainment revenue streams from 1996 out to 2010 including theatrical, sell-through, rental, cable/dbs/telco and Internet VOD, pay TV, and free TV. International data and analysis is provided by the experts at Screen Digest. As a result, this report provides the most accurate and complete estimates of worldwide film entertainment performance available anywhere.

With DVD growth slowing and hi-def and the Internet on the launch pad, Hollywood is currently experiencing one of the most dynamic periods in its nearly one hundred years of existence. This report provides a joint AMR/Screen Digest analysis and forecast of worldwide film revenue from theaters, home video, and TV networks, in light of recent results and major initiatives that include the following:

The box office decline of ’05 and the recovery of ‘06.
The slow down in sell-through growth.
The growth of Online Subscription rental.
The introduction of Telco-TV.
The success of the video iPod and TV-On-Demand.
The increase in revenue contribution from international markets.
The end of the U.S. broadcast network “Movie of the week”.
The launch of both HD-DVD and Blu-ray formats.
The availability of download-to-own movies, on a day and date
basis, through major online sites such as the iTunes Music Store,
AOL, Amazon, and Guba.
The planned introduction of Apple’s “iTV”.

Film Entertainment Worldwide provides an understanding of how box office variation and the new technologies and initiatives of packaged and electronic media impact studio revenue.

Comprehensive Review of All Revenue Streams
Film Entertainment Worldwide is 87 pages long and includes 79 charts and figures. Published in December, 2006 it provides historical, current, and future revenue forecasts out to 2010 for all film entertainment revenue streams. These include theatrical, packaged media sell-through, packaged media rental, cable/dbs/telco and Internet VOD, pay TV, and free TV.
Report analysis includes a discussion of recent initiatives by pipeline and the resultant impact on sequential window revenue. Also included is analysis of the factors driving studio film revenue including hardware penetration, tie ratios, subscription counts, spending per household, and pricing.

Complete Worldwide Revenue Report
Today the U.S. accounts for 49% of total studio feature film revenue, but that revenue contribution varies by revenue stream. Film Entertainment Worldwide not only reviews the current situation in the U.S., but includes data and analysis from international markets provided by the experts at Screen Digest. As a result, this report provides the most accurate and complete estimates of worldwide film entertainment performance available anywhere.
Specific data reported includes international revenue totals by pipeline, and detailed revenue estimates for the top 10 international film markets. In addition, Film Entertainment Worldwide: The Impact of New Technologies provides readers the framework necessary to compare international market performance with the revenue generated in the U.S.

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