This Year’s American Film Market Won’t Just Cater to Buyers — It’s Ushering In AMC Members, Too

As indie film buyers and sellers do business around the AMC Century City 15 multiplex, AFM will open up select private market screenings to AMC A-List and B-List Movie Club members. The American Film Market will open up select private market screenings to AMC A-List and B-List Movie Club members. The AMC A-List theater subscription program now offers something more than free popcorn and drink size upgrades: the best seats at private American Film Market screenings in November. A partnership between AFM, AMC Theatres and the Los Angeles-based B-List Movie Club unveiled on Monday will see film fans attend private market screenings and slate presentations alongside industry buyers at the AMC Century City 15 multiplex, directly across from the AFM headquarters at the Fairmont Century Plaza.

Jackie Brenneman, president and CEO of the Independent Film & Television Alliance in a statement explained: “AMC A-List has become a powerful model for theatrical audience engagement, and our collaboration creates a unique opportunity for participating films to connect with frequent moviegoers and gain valuable audience response as they’re introduced to the global marketplace. Together with our expanded screening options, it’s another way we’re creating greater value for the companies and filmmakers who come to AFM.” Opening up private AFM screenings to movie fans follows the indie business looking to diversify beyond traditional big-budget