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1The MEDIA Salles European Cinema
Yearbook 2004 advance edition Presentation
by MEDIA Salles at the Professional Meeting
ANEC-ANEM-UNIDIM Rome (Italy), 14 December 2004
MEDIA Salles is an initiative of the European
Unions MEDIA Programme with the support of the
Italian Government.
2MEDIA Salles is an initiative of the European
Unions MEDIA Programme with the support of the
Italian Government
3New elements in the European Cinema Yearbook
2004 advance edition
- collection of data from 33 European countries,
thanks to the recent addition of Malta - extension of the section devoted to
Central-Eastern-Europe and the Mediterranean Rim,
thanks to the inclusion of new tables
4New elements in the European Cinema Yearbook
2004 advance edition
- extension of the section on cinema-going
worldwide, with 9 markets monitored
- United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, Hong
Kong, South Korea,
Russia,
New Zealand, Israel
5New elements in the European Cinema Yearbook
2004 advance edition
- section devoted to the multiplexes operating in
Europe on 1st January 2004, with new data on the
year they opened and their catchment areas, and
including a list of multiplexes operating in
Russia - section devoted to digital films and digital
cinemas (equipped with DLP CinemaTM technology)
worldwide, updated as at June 2004
6Cinema-going in Western Europe in 2003 ADMISSIONS
- 2003 recorded a total drop of 5.1 in
admissions - from 958 million in 2002 to 909 million in 2003
- admissions are falling on the 5 main markets
D -9.1, F -5.6, I -5.5, UK
-4.9, E -2.3
7Cinema-going in Western Europe in 2003 SCREENS
- in 2003 screen numbers continued to rise
(2.2) - from 26,600 to approximately 27,100
- remaining basically stable in Germany and
increasing in Italy (6.4), Spain (5.0) and
the United Kingdom (0.9).
8Cinema-going in Central-Eastern Europe and the
Mediterranean Rim in 2003
- 2003 recorded a total drop in admissions
- from 102 million in 2002 to 98 million in 2003
- but with widely differing situations when
considering individual countries - BG 50.9, CY 21.0, CZ 13.5
- CS -28.4, LT -27.1, EE -18.2
9Cinema-going in ITALY in 2003
- Admissions experience a drop, from
103.7 million in 2002 to 98.0 million
in 2003, with an annual pro-capita frequency of
1.82
in 2002 and 1.71 in 2003
(SIAE figures relating to screens operating for
at least 60 days a year)
10Cinema-going in ITALY in 2003
- Screen numbers record an increase
- from 3,353 in 2002 to 3,566 in 2003
- screens in multiplexes represent 18.7 of the
total and account for 32.2 of all the Countrys
admissions
(SIAE figures regarding screens operating for at
least 60 days a year)
11Average ticket price on the 5 main European
markets (nominal values, in euro)
Euro zone
12Average ticket price on the 4 leading markets of
the euro currency zone (variation of real values)
In 2003 the average ticket price, net of
inflation, falls considerably in Italy and
Germany, whilst increasing slightly in France and
Spain
13Average ticket price in real value (1999100)
In these countries, the cost of going to the
cinema in 2003 was the same or less than in 1999
Non euro zone
Euro zone
14Average ticket price in real value (1999100)
In these countries, going to the cinema in 2003
cost more than in 1999
Non euro zone
Euro zone
15Multiplexes in Europe
(as at 1st January
2004)
9,687 screens in 899 complexes in 30 countries
- In general, screens in multiplexes are on the
increase, but growing more slowly - 19 between 1st January 2001 and 1st January
2002 - 8 between 1st January 2003 and 1st January 2004
16Digital cinema worldwide (as at June 2004)
245 digital screens in 204 complexes
The number of digital screens worldwide is
increasing (35.4 compared to December 2003) but
with different percentages according to the
markets under consideration in Asia, 80.3 in
Europe, 23.3 in Latin America, 10.0 in
North America, 6.3 between December 2003 and
June 2004
(cinemas equipped with DLP CinemaTM technology)
17The CD Rom of the
European Cinema
Yearbook 2004 advance edition was produced
with the support of
ATR Aria Termo Rappresentanze The
Yearbook will shortly be available in pdf format
on the Internet at the MEDIA Salles
website www.mediasalles.it
18- Also on the website coming events
by MEDIA Salles in 2005 - Focus on Europe - Kidflix Special Malmö 2005 in
collaboration with BUFF 2005,
Malmö (Sweden), 10 13
March 2005 - DigiTraining Plus New Technologies for
European Cinemas
in collaboration with Barco6 - 10 April 2005,
Kuurne, Belgium
19Send us your e-mail address well keep you
up-to-date! infocinema_at_mediasalles.it
20www.mediasalles.it
MEDIA Salles is an initiative of the European
Unions MEDIA Programme with the support of the
Italian Government.