CinemaCon Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/cinemacon Celebrating the moviegoing experience. © 2025 Phil Contrino e207d35d-b6db-54e0-8cba-61821babeef0 no en Tue, 16 Apr 2024 16:56:41 -0700 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 19:58:22 -0800 https://img.transistor.fm/zwvRFEVOIamc_4UfRkMfKwanbKgAqQ097Vdb1VLavMM/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9iMWNj/MTA0ZjJiNzEwYjZm/NzFiMDRlZGJiZTll/YmE1ZC5qcGc.jpg CinemaCon episodic Phil Contrino Celebrating the moviegoing experience. Celebrating the moviegoing experience.. Phil Contrino No No Cinema Con 2024: Strength in the Middle Panel 1 1 Cinema Con 2024: Strength in the Middle Panel full aa9ffc1f-c55c-4293-bfcd-73cbb6863beb https://share.transistor.fm/s/1430eadf Moderator: Michael O’Leary, President & CEO, NATO

Panelists:
Brock Bagby, President, Chief Content, Programming & Development Officer, B&B Theatres
Lisa Bunnell, President, Distribution, Focus Features
Elissa Federoff, President, Distribution, NEON
Rebecca Stein, VP, Marketing & Partnerships, National Amusements

Movie theaters cannot thrive on big-budget blockbusters alone. As proven by the recent big-screen success of "Anatomy of a Fall", "Anyone But You", "The Boys in the Boat", "Godzilla Minus One", "The Holdovers", "M3GAN", and "Poor Things", to name a few, film fans crave a wide variety of stories. Mid-budget films are essential to a healthy theatrical marketplace, and they deserve to be seen on the big screen. On this panel, representation from distribution and exhibition, will discuss how to work together more effectively to bring audiences out in greater numbers for these films.

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Panelists:
Brock Bagby, President, Chief Content, Programming & Development Officer, B&B Theatres
Lisa Bunnell, President, Distribution, Focus Features
Elissa Federoff, President, Distribution, NEON
Rebecca Stein, VP, Marketing & Partnerships, National Amusements

Movie theaters cannot thrive on big-budget blockbusters alone. As proven by the recent big-screen success of "Anatomy of a Fall", "Anyone But You", "The Boys in the Boat", "Godzilla Minus One", "The Holdovers", "M3GAN", and "Poor Things", to name a few, film fans crave a wide variety of stories. Mid-budget films are essential to a healthy theatrical marketplace, and they deserve to be seen on the big screen. On this panel, representation from distribution and exhibition, will discuss how to work together more effectively to bring audiences out in greater numbers for these films.

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Panelists:
Brock Bagby, President, Chief Content, Programming & Development Officer, B&B Theatres
Lisa Bunnell, President, Distribution, Focus Features
Elissa Federoff, President, Distribution, NEON
Rebecca Stein, VP, Marketing & Partnerships, National Amusements

Movie theaters cannot thrive on big-budget blockbusters alone. As proven by the recent big-screen success of "Anatomy of a Fall", "Anyone But You", "The Boys in the Boat", "Godzilla Minus One", "The Holdovers", "M3GAN", and "Poor Things", to name a few, film fans crave a wide variety of stories. Mid-budget films are essential to a healthy theatrical marketplace, and they deserve to be seen on the big screen. On this panel, representation from distribution and exhibition, will discuss how to work together more effectively to bring audiences out in greater numbers for these films.

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