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Manny Knowles
"What are these things and WHY are they BLUE???"
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From: Bloomington, IN, USA
Registered: Feb 2002
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posted 12-03-2015 07:33 AM
Is anyone using this service?
If so, what's your experience been like?
They are advertising unlimited DCP downloads for $75/month.
CineConductor, aka Ymagis Group, aka Direct Cinema North America.
Text below is from a Film Journal Article dated April 15, 2015
quote: Ymagis Group, a specialist in digital technologies for the motion picture industry, announced the expansion of its content-delivery services in the U.S. through its new wholly owned subsidiary, Direct Cinema North America, Inc. (DCNA). Based in New York City and headed by industry veteran Barry Rebo as managing director, DCNA aims to provide both distributors and exhibitors with innovative technology services for specialty films, alternative content, cinema advertising and trailers.
“Our electronic booking portal CineConductor and the digital file download platform via broadband are designed to facilitate direct commerce between exhibitors and distributors,” said Rebo. “We are an enabler in a sense; we will never be a gatekeeper. Our company’s primary focus is on being an open platform available to all rights holders and, with the help of our expertise, to bring their content into the theatrical marketplace here in the States and Canada.”
“We are thrilled to introduce this new service, which may be regarded as an extension of what we have successfully accomplished over the past two years with our respective European businesses specializing in content delivery,” commented Jean Mizrahi, co-founder and CEO of Ymagis Group. “This new approach to delivery allows us to offer a cost-effective download solution for non-mainstream content in a manner similar to VOD platforms. It is clearly not our intention to enter into direct competition with current players; rather, we want to best use the growing high-speed broadband Internet services to address our North American clients’ needs by providing cinema exhibitors with greater flexibility in programming.”
Reps from Ymagis Group and DCNA will be present at the CinemaCon trade show at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, April 21-23.Live demos of the following new solutions will be held at the company’s trade show booth 2012A in Augustus Hall: the online booking platform CineConductor, the Melody theatre management system, and their new all-in-one server solution for exhibitors, Orchestra, featuring a library management system (up to 12 gigabytes in storage capacity), content receiver, TMS software and back-office system for logs.
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