Day-and-date release

How it is used

Used in release planning; specify which viewing services share the cinema opening date.

Example sentences

1. The day-and-date release let viewers choose between the cinema and online rental.

   Both viewing routes become available at the same time.

2. We prepared both delivery versions for the planned day-and-date release.

   Simultaneous availability requires coordinated delivery work.

Common collocations

• plan a day-and-date release
• day-and-date release strategy

Related terms

• distributorA company that buys the rights to show a film in a country or region and handles its release, marketing and delivery to cinemas or platforms.
• releaseTo make a film or series available to the public in cinemas, on TV or on streaming platforms. As a noun, a release is a film being shown or the act of showing it.

More terms: Distribution, Festivals and Awards

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• nomination
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