Dolby Atmos Definition Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. © 2010 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved. Overview: provide benefits to all stakeholders Better Audio Experience • Richer palette • More artistic control and precision • Highly time efficient Simplified Distribution • Single inventory • Maintain existing audio • Highly robust Distribution Dolby Atmos Scalable Playback • Optimize each playback environment. • Resolves the “Chicken or Egg” dilemma • Supports future innovation 2 Overview: what is Dolby Atmos? + = Beds Objects Dolby Atmos Complex Audio Textures Sharp, Dynamic Sounds Best of both Efficient Authoring New Creative Potential Mix once, play everywhere 3 Overview: key system benefits New Dimension for Surround Sound – Elevation Sound sources can be above the listener for the first time Richer ambiences, greater envelopment Brings sound away from the walls, into the room Discrete Signal to each Speaker (aka “pan-through array”) Higher Spatial Resolution – Effective for Point Sources and Moving Sources Timbre matching with screen channels (bass management support) Maximize equipment capability “Adaptive Audio” format Scalable in Production and Exhibition Captures the spatial intent of the mix Author once, play everywhere; differentiate; innovate Breaks the ‘chicken or egg’ dilemma Incentivizes investment quality playback systems 4 Post Production Creations tools for Pro-Tools based workflows: Object Panning Plug-in Edit Room Renderer Creations tools for console workflow AMS Neve Consoles Euphonix Consoles Harrison Consoles Mastering and Replay: Hardware Unit (Dolby RMU) At any point, the sound mixer can listen to the Atmos mix in 7.1/5.1 to assist creation of all version. The RMU automatically creates the 5.1 and 7.1 mixes from the final Atmos mix. 5 Post-production: RMU Up to 10 bed channels (7.1 + 2 overhead beds) and 118 objects. The 128 tracks can be rendered into a maximum of 64 loudspeaker locations. 6 Film distribution: packaging A DCP contains 5.1 or 7.1 audio. Each one requires a KDM. If the DCP contains one of the above and the Atmos mix, no additional KDM required for the Dolby Atmos mix. 7 Film exhibition: map Each speaker is independent. Up to 64 channels for playback. Sound can be pin-pointed anywhere in the room. 8 Film exhibition: installation in the cinema When installed, the processor is configured to recognise the position of each speaker in the room and its technical features. According to this information, the processor distributes the sound around the room as intended by the sound mixer. Automated equalisation – human input possible Should there by any problem, it reverts automatically to standard audio track in 5.1 or Dolby Surround 7.1. 9 Dolby Atmos Sales and content services support Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. © 2010 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved. New processor CP850 and Interface Simple sales process – only the processor CP850 and the Dolby Atmos Interface DAC3201 in some cases are required from Dolby. Price includes consultation and alignment services. Place an order for a CP850 through your Dolby representative from Nov 1st. CP850 brochure now available. Using the White Paper draft a speaker layout (floor plan and sections) and specify speakers you intend to install. Through your Dolby representative send drawings and speaker specifications to Dolby for revision. Dolby will revise your layout and specifications and approve you layout. Your CP850 order will be released. Complete installation. Dolby sound consultant will visit your screen and perform the final calibration of the system. 11 Dolby Atmos Marketing support for exhibitors Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. © 2010 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved. General Most marketing material available in 12 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, Bulgarian, Dutch, Polish, Czech. Dolby creates all requested artworks for the clients at Dolby’s cost. Ideas to use the Dolby Atmos logo: Logo on cinema tickets Marquis sign Logo next to the film on their website Lighting show with logo before the screenings to point out to the speakers If new cinema, integrate it in seats, carpets 13 Free standard marketing package sent to new screens Cinema plaques. Pin buttons for consumer-facing staff “Ask me about Dolby Atmos” – ready soon. 1 totem, 1 banner, 1 set of posters, 1 set of poster corners. Consumer-facing handouts about Dolby Atmos. English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Arabic, Russian. More languages will be produced upon request. 1 customised take-over/skin to announce film releases in Dolby Atmos. 14 Free standard material: assets to download Poster corners for digital artworks. 2 educational videos for the consumers to be played in cinema lobbies and on websites. Quicktime in English with subtitles (+10 languages). 1 extra 30-sec educational video to be played in cinemas and websites. Available in Atmos DCP and quicktime in 15 languages (dubbed). Trailers (to be strictly played in front of Atmos movies only): Unfold trailer (no text) Atmos DCP. Leaf trailer (English) Atmos DCP. Amaze_nature (English) Atmos DCP. Translations will be ready at the end of September. Bumper to provide to film distributors to stitch at the end of their trailers “Coming soon to this cinema in Dolby Atmos”. Available in flat/scope/2D/3D in +10 languages. Videos: interview of the audience after the Brave screening in Barcelona and interview of Danny Boyle on Dolby Atmos. 15 Free standard material: assets to download 3x 5-second bumpers “The following presentation is in 5.1/Dolby Surround 7.1/Dolby Atmos” to be played before trailers and feature films to explain to the consumers in which format they will hear the film. Available in +10 languages. 5 sound only demos in Dolby Atmos and a bumper “You have just experienced Dolby Atmos”. Duration: 1 min. To be played by surprise in Dolby Atmos screens only, between all trailers and all films. The aim is to surprise the audience, capture their attention and make them aware of the impact sound has on them. The Dolby Atmos logo will appear, then sound will play with no image and the bumper will appear on screen at the end. Available in +10 languages. Rain: delivered Basketball game: delivered Seashore: January 14 Restaurant: March 14 Haunted: May 14 2x 20-min sound only demo: Jungle and Forest ambient sound to use when the audience enters the auditorium. 16 Tailored campaign upon request We would like to support cinema’s specific needs as well by creating tailored material for them integrating their logo and in the local language. Dolby is in charge of the design and bears the costs. Production costs are to be discussed on a case-by-case basis. Examples on following slides. Web assets: website takeover, creation of a Dolby Atmos page, webbanners, etc. Marquis sign, outdoor banners, pillar/escalator/door wraps, vinyl floor, etc. Digital adverts (still and animation) for website and app We would be happy to discuss any other idea you have. 17 Ideas of promotion Competition in your newsletter Competition for people who hold a cinema ticket for an Atmos movie Introduce Atmos screenings with a 2 minute speech about Atmos on opening weekends Buzz kit to press and bloggers for upcoming titles. Interviews of consumers when they come out of the Atmos screenings. Edit video and use on social media, etc. We would be happy to discuss any other idea you have. 18 Example of outdoor campaign Bus stop in front of JT multiplex in The Netherlands 19 Examples of trade advertising Annual guide Cote Cinema distributed to all exhibitors and distributors in France. En Solitaire is the first French production mixed in France at Ink Production. Release: 6th November 2013. 20 Examples of customised take-over/skin CineRoyal, UAE SF Kino Sandvika, Norway 21 Examples of Dolby Atmos on exhibitors’ websites 22 Examples of Dolby Atmos on exhibitors’ websites 23 Examples of co-branding and advertising Empire Cinemas, UK website takeover 24 Examples of co-branding and advertising Empire Cinema Leicester Square, UK 25 Examples of co-advertising Life of Pi co-advertising in Norway and South Africa 26 Examples of co-branding Ster Kinekor, South Africa – door wraps CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION 27 Examples of co-branding Ocine, Spain – door wraps office Cinestar, Germany – 6 screen display above box CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION 28 Examples of co-branding UCI Kinowelt, Germany – floor stickers CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION 29 Dolby Atmos What consumers say Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. © 2010 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved. Brave opening weekend in Dolby Atmos, Spain* 92.5% consumers said the quality of audio exceeded their expectations. 59% consumers would travel 5 to 15 extra minutes to see a movie in Dolby Atmos. 85.5% consumers identified scenes in which Dolby Atmos made a difference. 76.1% consumers thought Dolby Atmos was important when choosing their cinema. When asked about the importance of sound in film genres, the following percentage of consumers believed it was important: 96.3% for action films, 88.1 for horror films, 79.9% for animated films. *134 people interviewed over 3 days 31