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Congratulations To The CinemaCon 2020 Award Winners! NATO Marquee Award: Adam Aron, AMC Theatres Global Achievement in Exhibition: Renana Teperberg, Cineworld Passepartout Award: Jeffrey Forman, Disney NAC Bert Nathan Award: Bill LeClair, National Amusements Comscore International Box Office Achievement Award: The Walt Disney Studios Triumph Award: Mike Ellis, Motion Picture Association Excellence in Event Cinema Award: BTS World Tour Love Yourself in Seoul - Pathé Live. BOOST ticketing, Apps & Marketing from the team that already manages your showtimes. company.boxoffice.com info@boxoffice.com
CINEMACON EXCELLENCE IN EVENT CINEMA GIANTS OF K-POP Pathé Live Sets a New Standard for a Global Event-Cinema Release with BTS World Tour Love Yourself in Seoul BY DANIEL LORIA INTERVIEW WITH THIERRY FONTAINE, Chief Executive Officer, Pathé Live Pathé Live’s record-setting global release of the Korean boy band concert film BTS World Tour Love Yourself in Seoul in January 2019 turned into the largest worldwide single-day event-cinema release at the time, reaching 4,162 cinemas in 105 countries. The scale of its release was big enough to bring in $11.7 million from 1.2 million admissions worldwide. It fared particularly well in the United States, where it earned over $2.8 million from 1,002 locations and claimed an impressive per-screen average of $2,869 in its original one-day run. BTS encore events for BTS World Tour Love Yourself in Seoul helped the film finish its theatrical run with a global box office haul of $14.8 million. The event is being honored at CinemaCon 2020 with the Excellence in Event Cinema Award. Boxoffice Pro spoke with Pathé Live CEO Thierry Fontaine about the film’s record-setting release. How did you first hear about BTS? Did anyone at Pathé Live need convincing that this would be a global hit? My niece introduced me to BTS in 2016; I had no clue who they were back then. I started listening to them and watching them perform. I was blown away. In May 2018 we started talking to Big Hit Entertainment and went to see them perform at the Staples Center in L.A. The team at Big Hit saw right away the opportunity in extending the concert experience to cinemas: reaching out to fans who wanted to relive their experience of the tour, those who weren’t able to get a ticket, and those who couldn’t make it because the band didn’t play anywhere near them. How did you go about promoting and marketing this event globally? What were some of the challenges? Is this the biggest-scale event the company has been involved in when it comes to event cinema? This is indeed the biggest-scale event we have been involved with. Fortunately, BTS has such a great connection with their fans worldwide and benefit from a tremendous following on social media, and thus these platforms were at the center of our marketing strategy. We wanted this to be a weekend-only event. We wanted fans to enjoy their favorite band all together in packed auditoriums. We could not have achieved this success without the involvement and full support of our local distribution partners and all the exhibitors around the world. This event also held encore screenings in the panoramic screen technology ScreenX in 15 territories, the first of its kind. Do you believe there is big potential in incorporating new technologies in event cinema? Indeed, these formats offer great potential for event cinema by enhancing the theatrical experience in terms of quality and immersion. It also definitely helps differentiate it from the experience of watching content alone at home and creates an additional incentive to make people come out to their local theater. What are Pathé Live’s plans and ambitions in the event-cinema sector for 2020 and beyond? Our plans for now include the current and upcoming season of our Bolshoi Ballet and French National Theatre series, while we are talking to some international artists for potential future one-off events. For the first time, we are also producing and distributing the filmed exhibition A Night at the Louvre: Leonardo da Vinci, to be released worldwide this coming September. This is the first time the Louvre has accepted someone to film an exhibition. It’s been visited by more than 1 million people. It won’t just be another art documentary, but rather a real private guided tour at the first museum in the world around the biggest artist of all time. Courtesy Pathé Live April 2020 143
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