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Bonnier Entertainment consists primarily of the film and music operations of media conglomerate Bonnier AB. Businesses include Svensk Filmindustri (film production in the Nordic region), SF Bio (movie theaters in Sweden and Norway), Homeenter (movie and music distribution throughout the Nordic region), and SF Anytime (broadband video on demand). The company also has activities devoted to gaming (Bonnier Gaming). In addition, its Discshop sells film and games in Sweden and Finland. Bonnier Entertainment represents about a quarter of its parent company's revenues.

Brenden Theatre Corporation company operates seven theaters with more than 90 screens in California, Nevada, and Arizona. Brenden Theatres prides itself on being state-of-the-art, offering stadium seating, glass "Behind the Scenes" projection booths, Internet ticket ATMs, and express concession stands; its Vegas location has a five-story high IMAX theater. The company is owned by founder, president, and CEO John Brenden whose grandfather, Ted Mann, built and ran what is now the Mann Theatres chain in Los Angeles, including Grauman's Chinese Theatre (built in 1926), where the hand and foot prints of Hollywood stars can be found in the cement out front.

Buckalew Media is a video production and corporate communications firm based in Austin, Texas. The company provides TV and radio programming, Web content, video news releases and media tours, PR services, and instructional training videos. Its clients have included The University of Texas, Tivoli Software, Random House, and the American Heart Association. Buckalew Media was founded in 1994 by Bob Buckalew.

Carmike Cinemas has stakes in about 2,300 screens at nearly 250 theaters in 35 states. Carmike's theaters are located mostly in small to midsized communities where the chain hosts the only theater in town. The company's revenues come from the sale of admission tickets and concessions. The firm also owns two Hollywood Connection family entertainment centers, which feature multiplex theaters along with skating rinks, miniature golf, and arcades.

Carnival Film & Television Limited is a producer of dramatic television shows, feature films, and plays, both in the UK and in the US. Founded in 1978 by Brian Eastman, the company counts such titles as Agatha Christie's Poirot, Hotel Babylon, Jeeves and Wooster, and "Traffik" (the miniseries upon which the feature film "Traffic" was based) among its television credits. Carnival's feature film Shadowlands (Anthony Hopkins, Debra Winger) was nominated for two Academy Awards. The company's West End theatre productions often provide fodder for its film and TV work. NBC Universal purchased Carnival in 2008 for an estimated $55.5 million.

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