Interesting platform which allows users to vote for new-form content (like Youtube Shows, Live Streaming events, and also their own original content) to be shown on a big screen. If sufficient commitment is "rallied" for an anyone's event proposal - the content is placed into slots in a cinema to optimise sales of the cinema non-primetime space. The first Youtube show (Bravest warriors) received enough support to get space in a New York and London cinema. It be a interesting way for Youtuber's to get themselves on the big screen! Wonder if shows like Netflix originals would ever premier on a big screen first, before being released on their own platform?

I really like this conceptually, but seems like a major scaling issue when spread across countries. One of the theaters in PDX does a similar thing through their newsletter. For instance: newsletter says people want them to bring a 33mm print of Akira, so they need 100 presales to secure it. People pay, they book and make their rental costs without worrying. Great sourcing there.