Publishers offering "Cinema Screen Ad" spots
A cinema screen ad is a 30 or 60 second spot shown on the big screen before the film starts. Examples include the last 60 second spot before the main feature and the last ad of the preshow reel.
- How it's sold
- Advertisers book it with a cinema advertising sales house, who sell by film, by week or by screen. All three publishers sell it as an out-of-home product.
- Typical price
- 90.75 pounds per 1,000 impressions in GBP is the median published rate, based on 6 published rates.
- What you supply
- A finished video spot cut to cinema specifications, often 30 or 60 seconds, with cinema-ready sound.
- Best for
- A large screen and an audience that cannot skip the ad.
- Before you buy
- Get the list of films and screens the spot runs on, and when it shows in the reel.
About this placement
Part ofOut-of-Home
ChannelsOut-of-home
Sold by3 publishersBrightfish, Val Morgan Cinema, Digital Cinema Media
Ad spots9
Typical price
See the median published price, the recorded lead time and how publishers sell it.
