Film.
How films and series climb and fall: attention, box office and streaming charts.
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What it answers.
- How is this studio's slate landing this quarter, title by title, before it reports?
- Is attention for this film building faster or slower than it did for comparable films in the weeks before they opened?
- How fast is this film losing its audience after the opening weekend, compared with similar films at the same point?
- If a big rival release moved onto our opening weekend, what could our film face, and would moving a week help?
- When attention runs above comparable films before opening, how often does a stronger UK opening weekend follow?
- How many new film and television production companies were formed in the UK this month, and in which regions?
Who uses it.

Analysts and funds covering listed studios and streamers
Judging a quarter's releases before results? Title by title: openings, chart runs and attention, while the quarter runs.

Film distributors
Date, screens, advertising timing? A film's attention curve against comparable films in the same pre-opening weeks shows if the plan fits.

Cinema programmers
Which films keep the big screens? Each film's daily audience fall against similar films at the same point in their run.

Sales agents, rights buyers and film financiers
Pricing rights territory by territory? Where comparable titles charted, for how long, and their attention by language.

Studios, equipment-hire firms and crew agencies
Where is the next shoot? Same-day alerts on new UK production companies, plus New York shooting days by borough.
What we model, test and run.
Series on the move
A non-English series in its home top ten, attention rising in two more languages, no big premiere against it. Seen as it forms, with the countries it is likely to reach next, and when.
Territory rights gap
Your asking price for a title's rights in an unreleased country, against what it drew where it charted. Does the gap beat dubbing, marketing, fees and fading attention?
Attention before opening
When pre-opening attention runs above comparable films: how often the UK opening weekend lands in the upper half.
Release-date clash
A big rival moves onto your opening weekend. Out: opening takings and weeks in cinemas, with and without the clash. Hold or move?
Release-run engine
Watches each title's attention, takings and chart entries in every market. Showing changes, advertising shifts and sales offers raised. Runs in your systems, on your rules.
What we build for you.
Title ladder
Each morning: films and series ranked by yesterday's attention, with moves, days since release and streaming chart weeks. Filter by listed company for its quarter.
Opening range estimator
An upcoming film's attention by language, against comparable films in the same pre-opening weeks, festivals marked. Where its opening is heading; alerts when it drifts off course.
Cinema run projection
UK weekend-to-weekend drops and attention falls in every market, beside South Korea's live daily tickets. Simulated weeks left and final takings, against comparable runs.
Title travel map
Each country lights up the week a title enters its streaming top ten, shaded by local attention. South Korea, then Japan, then France: the path, country by country.
Production pipeline monitor
New UK film and television production companies by type and region, and New York shooting days by borough. Each new company alerts the day it forms.
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Slate briefings
Weekly: each listed studio's and streamer's releases against comparable releases, plus an assistant in your chat for any title. Intelligence, not advice.

Release readings
Weekly per release: attention against comparable films and the openings it faces in each market. A clash simulation when a rival moves in.

Territory comparables
For any title in development or for sale: how comparable titles travelled. Chart weeks and attention by language, territory by territory.

New production alerts
An alert each time a new UK film or television production company forms, with type, region and date.
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