2021年4月26日

启动Xcinex平台称为场所,可能削弱电影院观众。2021年4月26日上午4时流行的居家习惯和流媒体的崛起,共同创建一个强大的胃口在家看新电影版本,而不是在电影院。Parks Associates研究表明,25%的美国宽带家庭宁愿在家看新版本。德勤的研究发现,65%的受访者希望至少选择流新版本了首日上市时在家里。德勤研究表明至少一个巨大胃口流新版本的选择在家而不是持久的独家电影窗口。德勤但我们用来支付3或4美元通过奥特看电影点播,无限的观点和观众在24或48小时的窗口。那些经济不生产为好莱坞的工作特性。现在怎么办呢?呆在CNET的知道最新的科技故事每工作日每日新闻。Cihan特金是XCINEX的创始人兼首席执行官,创业计划协调家庭电影版本的便利与好莱坞大制作的经济学。 Their Venue platform sells individual "tickets" to watch a stream and uses an image recognition camera to monitor how many people are watching while not making personal identification. Should too many people enter the room and look at the screen, playback will pause until more tickets are purchased or the number of people watching is reduced to match the number of tickets purchased. Xcinex will make offer two audience recognition cameras: A $25 model for smart TVs with a USB port (shown) and a more elaborate $100 model for TV's that can't natively run the Venue app only have HDMI inputs. Xcinex "We're bringing all things that are premium and ticketed under one roof," says Atkin. "We want to create a platform that can replicate that exhibition and stream it to the comfort of your home." XCINEX plans to take 20% of the ticket price, which is set by the content rights holder. That seems to be a more attractive split for the rights holder than the roughly 50-50 revenue share typical with traditional movie theater exhibition. Atkin also thinks his platform can rejigger the pricing of expensive pay per view events like boxing matches. "Rather that the traditional route of paying $60 or $100 to watch a fight, now it can be priced on an individual ticket basis so more single and double viewers can attend versus being priced out," he says. It remains to be seen if rights holders agree they can do better in that model rather than selling pricey pay per view access that groups of people often gather to watch and sometimes pitch in to pay for . But the behaviors forged by individual phone viewing and COVID-19 at-home habits might help Atkin's argument. Cihan Atkin shared more insights into his theory of viewing change and how he plans to succeed in this ultimate David and Goliath scenario. Watch Brian Cooley's interview to hear the details. Now What is a video interview series with industry leaders, celebrities and influencers that covers trends impacting businesses and consumers amid the "new normal." There will always be change in our world, and we'll be here to discuss how to navigate it all.