‘Cinema has had as many lives as most cats,’ said one industry observer.
October 13, 2020

Cinema advertising is often considered the crème de la crème of media inventory: The 50 ft. screen and surround-sound; a 60-second ad slot without a skip button; a captive audience with their switched-off phones quietly cocooned in their pockets. But then along came the coronavirus crisis and movie theaters were abruptly forced to close. Experts say, however, that they expect pent up demand from advertisers to once again appear on the silver screen, not least given the slate of movies now due to be released in 2021. Read more below.

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