Theatres in 3D from Cineverse and Fathom Entertainment

Beginning October 9

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DCM’s website remains the go-to resource for all things cinema advertising, redesigned with Built by Buffalo to introduce effortless navigation. The new Intertight typeface delivers DCM’s message with greater clarity.  

To set the tone as cinema advertising’s leading voice, DCM took inspiration from the big screen to introduce an expansive new colour palette drawn from cinema classics. Each colour pairing was chosen to heighten the visual distinction and impact of DCM’s broad range of services.  

Together, the new look transforms the user experience of media planners seeking the latest admission data, case studies, cinema planning tools and creative work. And makes the experience highly accessible to all.   

Ten years of great advertising

From Upfronts to its regular industry Film Clubs, DCM’s year-long event schedule has received a major visual upgrade. This includes the upcoming Digital Cinema Media Awards, celebrating its tenth anniversary with a glamourous new-look designed by DBLG. 

And DCM’s evolution extended to the company’s office, renovated in line with the new branding and reconfigured to deliver a more supportive and expansive workspace. 

A new era for the company, DCM’s all-encompassing rebrand keeps the media owner’s sights firmly on the future. 

ENDS. 

About Digital Cinema Media

Digital Cinema Media (DCM) is the market leader in UK cinema advertising, providing almost 3,500 screens at over 500 sites for advertisers. DCM sells 85% of the cinema advertising market through exhibitors including Cineworld, ODEON, Vue, Picturehouse Cinemas, Reel Cinemas, The Light, Omniplex, and many other leading independent cinemas. 

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