Do you hire films?
Yes, but to show a 35mm film you will need a 35mm projector, a large screen and a sophisticated sound system along with a skilled projectionist. So we provide the whole package. Email us for details.
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How far do you travel?
We currently operate within a 50 mile radius of Preston Lancashire, but are expanding all the time, so if you are outside this area, please enquire.
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How much does it cost?
There isn’t a fixed cost for the showing of a movie. Charges are generally based on ticket sales and the number of people attending. A fixed cost however can be agreed for a private party showing, please enquire.
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How do we book?
Booking is simple, simply email or telephone us with your details, location and the date you are thinking of and we will advise you of what movies will be available for that date. We agree the date and send you the booking form for completion and return.
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Is there a minimum number of viewers required?
We don’t require an organiser to guarantee a minimum number of viewers, but to be viable, the organisers need 80 or more people to attend their event.
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When and how do we pay?
Payment is due immediately following the show, on presentation of our invoice.
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Why should we choose Community Cinemas Ltd?
Community Cinemas Ltd are unique in bringing huge, newly released Hollywood blockbuster movies to local communities. In short we provide local people with fantastic, quality entertainment, without the hike into town?
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Can you show films in any size room?
The larger the room the better the audiences experience will be, with the true cinema big screen and dolby surround sound visual and audio effects. As a rule of thumb, if the room can seat 80 people it will be large enough. If you are unsure, please make a note of the rooms, dimensions (width, length & height) and enquire.
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Can anyone attend the shows?
It is the organisers’ responsibility to ensure that young people meet the minimum age requirement set by the British Board of Film Classification’s for the film to be shown. See the link to film classifications (www.bbfc.co.uk)
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Who sells the tickets?
Promoting the event and selling the tickets is the responsibility of the organisers.
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