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There is a move everywhere. It will happen domestically long before internationally. Third-world sites are the only ones buying 35mm
equipment used from the American sites getting rid of it (though most is going in the landfill).
But right now, a lot of mom n pop theaters and drive-ins and so forth simply cannot afford it. Most industry subsidization deals are no longer available. It's minimum $50k to do a full upgrade for each projection unit.
What's the cost difference between a digital vs. a non-digital film print? {nm} Sep 11, 09:06
I believe one film print can cost up to $2000, digital is a small fraction of that {nm} Sep 11, 09:37
about 400 for a digital drive about 4000 for a print its about 35 bucks for a single film trailer {nm} Sep 11, 09:37
theres a also a digital fee involved to pay for the digital conversion {nm} Sep 11, 09:52
Digital is still far cheaper than traditional, right? {nm} Sep 11, 09:53
its not for us {nm} Sep 11, 10:10
There is a move everywhere. It will happen domestically long before internationally. Third-world sites are the only ones buying 35mm Sep 11, 16:00
Does that also apply when the movie is shot in digital? Or only if the original is on film? {nm} Sep 11, 13:44