Possible choices:
Consider screening films around a particular theme, genre or director, in line with the current physical film offer. Retrospectives, live interviews or lectures also lend themselves to virtual cinema.
Films that cannot be physically programmed due to a limited number of screening rooms, may be shown digitally. Films that disappear from cinemas can be shown online for longer – resulting in higher revenues. This also applies to local films, which are not released nationwide or worldwide.
Ticket sales of virtual cinema generate additional revenue. You could also consider a subscription model (a ‘Netflix model‘), where film fans get access to digital film screenings for a monthly or annual fee.
Virtual cinema provides useful data: data on viewing behavior, film preferences and demographic information can be collected to build user profiles.
Based on that data, you can better tailor your offer to the preferences and needs of your audience.
Virtual cinema allows you to get in touch with and generate offerings for audiences that are usually hard to reach.