American Film Market opens private market screenings to AMC club members

The short version

• The American Film Market has partnered with AMC Theatres and the B-List Movie Club to admit select members to private market screenings and presentations.[Variety · The Hollywood Reporter]
• According to the Independent Film & Television Alliance, the move is intended to connect participating films with frequent moviegoers to assess audience response.[The Hollywood Reporter]
• All market screenings under the partnership will occur between November 10 and 13 at the AMC Century City 15 multiplex.[Variety · The Hollywood Reporter]
• The 47th edition of the AFM features more than 215 confirmed exhibiting companies.[Variety]

Key facts

• The American Film Market is partnering with AMC Theatres and the B-List Movie Club to allow A-List subscribers and club members to attend private market screenings and presentations.[Variety · The Hollywood Reporter]
• Jackie Brenneman, president and CEO of the Independent Film & Television Alliance, stated that the collaboration allows participating films to connect with frequent moviegoers and gain audience response.[The Hollywood Reporter]
• The B-List Movie Club includes 5,000 Los Angeles members who will be eligible to access the screenings and presentations.[Variety]
• Screenings under this initiative are scheduled at the AMC Century City 15 from November 10 to 13.[Variety · The Hollywood Reporter]
• More than 215 exhibiting companies are confirmed for the 47th edition of the American Film Market.[Variety]

Sources

Outlet counts describe coverage, not independent confirmation. Reports may share a wire service or original source.

• This Year’s American Film Market Won’t Just Cater to Buyers — It’s Ushering In AMC Members, TooThe Hollywood Reporter metered
• American Film Market Partners With AMC A-List and B-List Movie Club to Offer Screenings to Frequent MoviegoersVariety metered