Gruvi joined the International Distribution Summit at EWIP — European Work in Progress in Cologne (Germany) in October 2022, where our CEO…

“The television industry has experienced such a surge in original content that annual cancellation rates have quintupled over the past 15 years (twice as many original scripted series were cancelled last year than even aired in 2000). …

MoviePass sounded too good to be true — maybe because it was The subscription of $9.95 per month that allows users to see one movie per day isn’t doing so well — which is curious, considering the average theatre ticket price in North America costs $9.16. So is it just…

The Royal Wedding and other Revenue In this week’s news, it’s all about revenue, it seems! As it comes closer, the Royal Wedding scores prime TV content as Lifetime TV starts a full week of programming ahead of the big day. …

The threats and opportunities of the near future — In 2015 we wrote Looking Past the Headlights: the Next 10 Years in the Entertainment Industry, where we made predictions on the changes likely to affect the industry. By 2017, many of the trends we spotted have already developed. However, in our analysis we failed to anticipate one important and…

Gruvi Weekly Digest #55 — A weekly catch up on what we found interesting at Gruvi. — Featured recommendation

Why you shouldn’t take the safe path when marketing your movie — The competition and challenges of film launches are only set to become more difficult over the coming years. …

How to get more bang for your buck — The competition and challenges of film launches are only set to become more difficult over the coming years with the ongoing expansion of services like Netflix, Amazon, HBO, etc. Despite this pressure, movie production is growing and there is a fantastic array of new content entering the market each year…

The upside of the internet disrupting the movie industry — The competition and challenges of film launches are only set to become more difficult over the coming years with the ongoing expansion of services like Netflix, Amazon, HBO, etc. Despite this pressure, movie production is growing and there is a fantastic array of new content entering the market each year…