Pan-European digital-cinema company XDC will regroup all its
activities within its new international headquarters in Liege,
Belgium.
Beginning July 1, all commercial and technical activities which
were performed by XDC France will be carried out by XDC
International, based in Belgium. The company’s French team will
leave XDC by mid-July.
For technical support matters, French exhibitors can contact XDC
International’s hotline at +32 4 364 12 12 (support@xdcinema.com). For
commercial matters, French exhibitors can contact Elisabeth
Berradouan (+33 6 74 82 00 29, ebe@xdcinema.com) and French
distributors can contact Judith Michel (+32 43 64 12 15, jmi@xdcinema.com).
XDC has installed more than 500 digital screens in 10 European
countries. The company is the first entity in Europe to have
virtual-print-fee digital-cinema deployment agreements with all six
major U.S. studios for a total of 8,000 digital screens in 22
European countries.
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XDC regroups
June 29, 2009
XDC regroups
June 29, 2009
Pan-European digital-cinema company XDC will regroup all its activities within its new international headquarters in Liege, Belgium.
Beginning July 1, all commercial and technical activities which were performed by XDC France will be carried out by XDC International, based in Belgium. The company’s French team will leave XDC by mid-July.
For technical support matters, French exhibitors can contact XDC International’s hotline at +32 4 364 12 12 (support@xdcinema.com). For commercial matters, French exhibitors can contact Elisabeth Berradouan (+33 6 74 82 00 29, ebe@xdcinema.com) and French distributors can contact Judith Michel (+32 43 64 12 15, jmi@xdcinema.com).
XDC has installed more than 500 digital screens in 10 European countries. The company is the first entity in Europe to have virtual-print-fee digital-cinema deployment agreements with all six major U.S. studios for a total of 8,000 digital screens in 22 European countries.
Beginning July 1, all commercial and technical activities which were performed by XDC France will be carried out by XDC International, based in Belgium. The company’s French team will leave XDC by mid-July.
For technical support matters, French exhibitors can contact XDC International’s hotline at +32 4 364 12 12 (support@xdcinema.com). For commercial matters, French exhibitors can contact Elisabeth Berradouan (+33 6 74 82 00 29, ebe@xdcinema.com) and French distributors can contact Judith Michel (+32 43 64 12 15, jmi@xdcinema.com).
XDC has installed more than 500 digital screens in 10 European countries. The company is the first entity in Europe to have virtual-print-fee digital-cinema deployment agreements with all six major U.S. studios for a total of 8,000 digital screens in 22 European countries.
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