Scheduling
Set up schedule of content, such as movies, advertising and trailers, for entire cinema chain. Determine which movie is to be shown in which cinema and on which screen. Access all relevant information about screens and automate operations like adjusting sound level or changing projector format.
With movie scheduling, you can determine which movie is to be shown in which cinema and on which screen. The system stores all relevant information about screens and allows automating a number of operations (like adjusting the sound level or reformatting projector) using macros (when using advanced automation features).
Movie scheduling features
Easy to use Drag’n’Drop and Tabular interfaces to create schedule
Movie scheduling with trailers, adverts, boards, etc. also via wizards
Preshow scheduling
Hints from the previous week to help with creating a more effective schedule
Automated smart validation to reduce errors
Overall view of schedule allowing for easy adjustments based on cinema and movie performance
Integration with Theatre Management Systems (TMS) including creation of TMS ready playlists
Easy copying and adjusting of schedules between screens, cinemas and days, in part or whole
Screen Swap functionality to move one or multiple shows between screens (even with tickets sold). The system can suggest screen swap when the occupation threshold has been reached. Also creates and sends new tickets
A single point of definition visible in all modules and channels
Features
Easy to use Drag’n’Drop and Tabular interfaces to create schedule
Standard scheduling of movies as well as preshow scheduling (trailers, adverts, boards, etc.)
Hints from previous week to help with creating a more effective schedule
Automated smart checking of scheduling to reduce errors
Movie Scheduling
Movie scheduling is easy with POSitive Cinema! User friendly editor allows you to set schedule for enitre cinema chain. You can determine which movie is to be shown in which cinema and on which screen. System stores all relevant information about screens and allows to automate number of operations (like adjusting sound level or reformatting projector) using macros.
