New horizons for the big screen experience - Conference 2019 5 & 6 March - UK Cinema Association
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Programme
in partnership with
Conference 2019
5 & 6 March
TICKETING
SIGNAGE
RETAIL
PRESENTATION
New horizons for the big screen experience
TECH: New horizons for the big screen experience in partnership with
5 & 6 March 2019
Vue Westfield, White City, London
#ukcacon19
10.15 Registration and refreshments
Tuesday 5 March / Morning sessions – Day one
11.00 Cinema sizzle
11.05 Keynote address
11.20 Platinum sponsor welcome – Coca-Cola
11.25 Cinema technology – the current landscape
David Hancock IHS Markit
The decade since digitisation has seen an explosion in the application of
new technologies to all aspects of the cinema-going experience. This session
looks at the extent to which different technologies have been adopted by the
UK cinema market.
11.45 Cinema technology and the audience
Ruth Hinton Vue Entertainment
Stan Ruszkowski Webedia Movies Pro
eeting the changing needs and tastes of the cinema-going public remains key
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to the future of the big screen experience. Yet comparatively little is known about
audience attitudes towards technology. At a time when increasing fragmentation
of the cinema offer makes clear and consistent communication with audiences
challenging, this session will look at the extent to which technology influences
the public in deciding where, when and how to watch movies.
12.15 Morning break sponsored by IHS Markit
12.45 Premium experiences
Graham Lodge Sound Associates (moderator)
James Collington Savoy Cinemas
Ngozi Okali Entertainment One
John Trafford-Owen RealD
key strand of the changing cinema offer in recent years has been the
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development of a range of ‘premium experiences’, each supported by different
immersive technologies. Taking an upcoming Cinema Technology Community
(CTC) report as its foundation, this session will explain what these experiences
are, how they work and the challenges and opportunities they present and
what evidence there is for audience demand.
13.30 Networking lunch sponsored by Movio
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14.30 Spotlight session
Tuesday 5 March / Afternoon sessions – Day one
14.45 Laser illumination
avid Hancock IHS Markit (moderator)
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Paul John Anderson Omniplex Cinemas
David Gattens Glasgow Film Theatre
Mark Kendall NEC Display Solutions
here is increasing interest in (and take-up of) laser illumination by cinema
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operators of all shapes and sizes. Taking the European Digital Cinema Forum’s
(EDCF) ‘Buyer’s Guide to Laser Projection’ as its foundation, this session
will explain the different technologies on offer and share experience of the
challenges and opportunities they present.
15.30 Spotlight session
Patrick von Sychowski Cinema Technology Community (CTC)
15.45 Afternoon break sponsored by Harkness Screens
16.15 The funding challenge
Steve Perrin formerly UK Digital Funding Partnership (moderator)
Tim Potter Cinema Next
Paul Robson Medialease
Rod Wheeler Cinionic
Mark Williams WTW Scott Cinemas
Rob Younger Propix Cinemas
ith cinema operators facing an ever-increasing range of possible areas
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for technological investment, the questions of ‘what’, ‘why’ and in particular
‘how’ are never far away. This session will look at the options to support
further investment now on offer from both within and outside of the sector.
17.00 In the pub with…
Mike Bradbury Odeon Cinemas Group (moderator)
Nic Knowland Cinematographer
Kevin Markwick The Picture House, Uckfield
Toni Purvis Amblin Partners
Johnny Whiles Warner Bros
his informal session will encourage a panel of film and cinema professionals
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from across the sector to offer their unfiltered views on key developments in
cinema technology and what they might mean for the cinema audience.
17.45 Closing remarks
18.00 Networking drinks sponsored by Showtime Analytics
19.00 After After Party sponsored by Real D
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09.00 Registration and refreshments
Wednesday 6 March / Morning sessions – Day two
10.00 Cinema sizzle sponsored by Powster
10.10 Opening address
10.30 Direct View Display
Jan Petersen Nordisk Film Cinemas (moderator)
Paul Maloney Samsung Electronics
Oliver Pasch Sony Digital Cinema
lthough still very much in its infancy in terms of engagement with the cinema
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sector, Direct View Display screens – high brightness and contrast LED screens –
are already attracting interest and comment in equal measure. This session
will look at what we know about this technology, and its potential contribution
to the big screen experience.
11.00 e-ticketing
Kevin Ervine Vista
The adoption of paperless and e-ticketing – common in many other
comparable sectors – by the wider UK cinema sector has been comparatively
slow. This session will look at the potential such approaches have for smoothing
the customer journey as well as accruing valuable customer data.
11.30 Spotlight session
Carmen Slijpen Depot, Lewes
11.45 Morning break sponsored by Harkness Screens
12.15
Digital signage – revolutionising the customer experience
Oliver Delaney The Coca-Cola Company
ell-designed and well-delivered digital signage can add a ‘wow’ factor which
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transforms the lobby experience for customers. This session will share the
experiences of cinema operators and suppliers that have moved away from
traditional standees and posters and created a more dynamic environment.
12.45 Networking lunch sponsored by Cinionic
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13.45 Spotlight session
Wednesday 6 March / Afternoon sessions – Day two
Duncan Reynolds Odeon Cinemas Group
14.00 Skills for technology
Gareth Ellis-Unwin ScreenSkills
he cinema industry, like many others, faces an ongoing challenge in ensuring
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that staff have the understanding and skills to manage rapid technological
innovation. While each company will have its own tailored approach, support is
available. This session will look in particular at how the newly-refreshed sector
skills agency ScreenSkills is gearing up to help the cinema industry navigate
current and future developments.
14.30 Technology-assisted lobby design
Richard Mitchell Cinema Technology Community (CTC)
Understanding the way a building performs can have profoundly positive effects
on profitability and the experience the cinema-goer receives. This session will
show the potential of simulation and modelling technologies available today
which can help optimise customer journeys through buildings, helping to
understand how to keep customers safe, where best to place signage and
how to design concession spaces in order to minimise queues.
15.00 Technology for accessibility
Gráinne Peat Event Cinema Association/UKCA consultant
Seneit Debese Greta & Starks
Jonathan Suffolk National Theatre
Elena Zini Screenlanguage
here has in the last few years been a significant growth in the use of assistive
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technology, making the big screen experience more accessible to disabled
cinema-goers. But some key challenges remain; in 2018 the UK Cinema
Association launched its Technology Challenge Fund, inviting proposals
for viable ‘closed caption’ solutions for deaf and hard of hearing customers.
This session will invite the four short-listed applicants to explain and –
where possible – demonstrate their proposals.
15.45 Closing remarks
16.00 Networking drinks sponsored by NEC
#ukcacon19 5TECH: New horizons for the big screen experience in partnership with 5 & 6 March 2019 Vue Westfield, White City, London #ukcacon19 Registration Delegates will be able to register from 10.15am on day one – Tuesday 5 March – the registration will be positioned by the main entrance in the cinema. You will be issued with your delegate pack and badge which will act as your entry pass to our presentations, breaks, lunch and closing drinks for BOTH DAYS. There is no need to bring your ticket. Badges will be organised by the first letter of your surname, so please make your way to the appropriate section of the registration desk. Please send any name changes to Gráinne Peat at grainne.peat@cinemauk.org.uk We will make every effort to action any changes received. The welcome address and keynote on day one will start promptly at 11.00am. Please be on time. PLEASE ENSURE YOU KEEP HOLD OF YOUR PASS AND BRING IT WITH YOU TO GAIN ENTRY FOR THE SECOND DAY Venue information Vue Westfield Westfield London, Ariel Way, White City, London W12 7GF The cinema is based inside the Westfield shopping centre. https://www.myvue.com/cinema/westfield/getting-here 6 #ukcacon19
TECH: New horizons for the big screen experience in partnership with 5 & 6 March 2019 Vue Westfield, White City, London #ukcacon19 Transport Getting there by train/tube The closest overground station is Shepherd’s Bush rail station (next to the venue). The nearest tube stations are Shepherd’s Bush and White City, both on the Central Line, and Shepherd’s Bush Market and Wood Lane Station on the Hammersmith & City Line. All of these stations are about a five-minute walk away. Getting there by bus White City bus station is directly outside Westfield London. Bus routes 31, 49, 148, 207, 228, 237, 260, 316, 607 and C1 all travel to the station. Catering Hot and cold drinks as well as a variety of snacks will be available throughout the course of the day. Lunch – including vegetarian and vegan options – will be provided for all delegates on both days. Further snacks and refreshments will be available during the evening reception. Drinks reception – Tuesday 5 March We look forward to seeing delegates at the evening drinks reception in the Scene Bar, which will take place until 7pm with drinks and food. After After Party From 7pm please join us at the Real D After After Party at The Bull Westfield, www.thebullwestfield.com. This will run until 11pm, leaving plenty of time for those wishing to get the last tube back into Central London. #ukcacon19 7
Afternoon Break: Day one
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Media partner & Morning Break: Day two Lunch: Day one Tech Partners Platinum
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Morning Break:
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Special thanks: Day one Lunch: Day two Goody Bag Gold: Day one
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Photographer Breakfast: Day two Lanyard Gold: Day two
Special thanks to our sponsors and supporters
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Evening Snacks Day one Confectionery Silver: Day one
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Evening Drinks:
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Ticketing Day two Showreel: Day one Silver: Day two
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After Party Party:
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Venue and contact
About the venue
Vue Westfield Westfield London, Ariel Way, White City, London W12 7GF
Sponsorship opportunities
To discuss all sponsorship opportunities and any other ideas – please contact Gráinne Peat.
grainne.peat@cinemauk.org.uk Mobile +44 (0) 7967 673 188
For more information on the UK Cinema Association, the conference and contact details please visit:
www.cinemauk.org.uk
UK Cinema Association 3 Soho Square, London, W1D 3HD Telephone +44 (0) 20 7734 9551
UK Cinema Association contacts
Phil Clapp phil.clapp@cinemauk.org.uk James Connor james.connor@cinemauk.org.uk
Chief Executive Mobile +44 (0) 7917 806 887 Policy Executive Mobile +44 (0) 7853 264 128
Seema Saujani seema.saujani@cinemauk.org.uk Gráinne Peat grainne.peat@cinemauk.org.uk
Policy Assistant Mobile +44 (0) 7919 370 523 Consultant Mobile +44 (0) 7967 673 188
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