Draft:Screendollars
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Comment: For companies we need corporate depth, and that's quite a hurdle that most companies will not meet. Here we essentially have 3 PR sources, one from from PR machine, which does not give much critical insight into the company. So the sources here are not sufficient for corporate depth. Have a good read of WP:SIRS before spending more time on this. Just getting a few more sources isn't sufficient, they need to really put the spotlight on to the company and be independent of the company itself. ChrysGalley (talk) 11:01, 13 May 2026 (UTC)
Screendollars is an American film industry media and information company covering theatrical film releases, box office performance, movie theatres, film distributors, industry vendors, festivals, actors, filmmakers and related entertainment industry news. The company publishes a weekly newsletter for film industry professionals and operates Screendollars.com, a website that includes film industry directories, release information, box office coverage and editorial content.
The company originated as Yankee Film Productions, a cinema advertising business founded in Massachusetts by Eleanor and Merle Bouchard. Yankee Film Productions was later rebranded as Screendollars.
History
[edit]Screendollars began as Yankee Film Productions, a cinema advertising business founded by Eleanor and Merle Bouchard in Massachusetts.
Newsletter
[edit]Screendollars publishes a weekly newsletter for exhibitors and other film industry professionals. The newsletter covers upcoming movie releases, release schedules, box office forecasts, film industry news summaries, box office analysis and commentary.
Website
[edit]Screendollars.com publishes film industry news, theatrical release information, box office coverage and directory information related to the movie industry.
The website includes directories and information related to North American movie theatres, film distributors, studios, film festivals and vendors serving the movie industry. It also publishes information on theatrical releases, box office performance, trailers, editorial features and entertainment industry news.
Partnerships and related services
[edit]In May 2021, Screendollars launched a premium video-on-demand service called The Movie Hub in partnership with ROW8. The service offered premium video-on-demand purchases through Screendollars.com and included titles from major studios.[1]
In 2026, the Independent Cinema Alliance announced a partnership with Screendollars to provide data, editorial content, charts and industry insights to ICA members.[2] Daily Research News Online also reported that the partnership would provide proprietary data and trends intelligence to ICA members, and noted that Screendollars' database included information on films, industry professionals, theatres, exhibitors, distributors, vendors and film festivals.[3]
See also
[edit]- Film industry
- Box office
- Cinema advertising
- Movie theatre
- Film distribution
References
[edit]- ↑ Boxoffice Staff (24 May 2021). "Screendollars Launches PVOD Streaming Service 'The Movie Hub' with ROW8". Boxoffice Pro. Retrieved 13 May 2026.
- ↑ "ICA and Screendollars Forge Strategic Partnership to Power Insights for Independent Exhibitors". Business Wire. 13 April 2026. Retrieved 13 May 2026.
- ↑ "US Partnership Brings Insights to Independent Cinemas". Daily Research News Online. 14 April 2026. Retrieved 13 May 2026.
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