Platinum Studios controls an independent library of comic book characters, which it adapts and produces for film and TV projects. The company owns more than 3,800 characters that have appeared in hundreds of millions of comics in 25 languages and more than 50 countries. Platinum Studios is responsible for the Men in Black comic book; it also co-produced the hit movie-version with Sony Pictures. Platinum Studios was founded in 1997 by Malibu Comics creator Scott Mitchell Rosenberg.

Plum Pictures is a Manhattan-based movie production firm that releases two to three films a year through companies such as New Line and IFC. The company also finances up to two films a year. Projects include movies directed by Steve Buscemi (Lonesome Jim) and Michael Showalter (The Baxter). Plum Pictures was founded in 2003 by principals Galt Niederhoffer, Celine Rattray, and Daniela Taplin Lundberg.

Point.360 company provides audio, video, and film management and post-production services (including color correction, editing, and animation) for TV programming, feature films, and movie trailers. Clients include film studios, ad agencies, TV networks, and production firms. Point.360 also offers editing, mastering, reformatting, archiving, and electronic distribution services for commercials, press kits, and corporate training. In addition, the company rents and sells DVDs and video games directly to consumers through its Movie>Q retail stores. Chairman and CEO Haig Bagerdjian owns more than 50% of Point.360.

PorchLight Entertainment is an independent producer and distributor of family-oriented television programs and movies. The company specializes in animation and children's programming as well as documentary films and reality series. Titles have included the Emmy award-winning animated series Tutenstein for Discovery Kids (part of Discovery Communications) and Jay Jay The Jet Plane for PBS. The company's distribution catalog consists of hundreds of feature films and half-hours of series programming. PorchLight was founded in 1995 by entertainment executives Bruce D. Johnson and William T. Baumann.

Rai Cinema S.p.A company has been involved with the production of such titles as The Counting House and Hollywood Flies (Mosche a Hollywood), and has the rights to such foreign-produced films as All About My Mother, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and Saw 3. Distribution is taken care of through its 01 Distribution subsidiary. Rai Cinema was founded in 1990 in order to compete with Medusa Film, a subsidiary of Mediaset (which is partially controlled by Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi).

Raleigh Studios is a film production facility that operates studio lots in California (Hollywood, Manhattan Beach, and Playa Vista) and Louisiana (Baton Rouge). The company leases its sound stages to independent and major companies and provides a host of production and post-production services, such as lighting, stage equipment rentals, set construction, sound and editing, office space, dressing rooms, and screening rooms. Its operations include divisions and subsidiaries such as Hollywood Rentals (lighting equipment), Olesen Lighting (theatrical lighting), and ESS (production equipment). The company, which also offers production services in Europe through Raleigh Film, Budapest, can trace its roots to 1915.

Rave Cinemas owns or manages about 1,000 screens at more than 60 theaters in 20 states. Under the name Rave Motion Pictures, the theaters feature stadium seating and four feet of leg room between rows. The company was formed in 2009 when it acquired four theaters from Boston Ventures-backed Rave Reviews Cinemas (RRC), along with RRC's corporate infrastructure and the Rave Motion Pictures brand. RRC retained about 20 of its theaters, which are managed by Rave Cinemas. Later that year Rave doubled its holdings when it acquired 35 theaters from National Amusements, the theater holdings of Viacom and CBS chairman Sumner Redstone.

RealD provide RealD Format, active and passive eyewear, and display and gaming technologies to consumer electronics manufacturers and content producers and distributors to enable the delivery and viewing of 3D content on high definition televisions, laptops and other displays. Our cutting-edge 3D technologies have been used for applications such as piloting the Mars Rover, heads-up displays for military jets and robotic medical procedures.

Regal Entertainment Group (REG) hopes to create loyal subjects out of fickle movie-goers. The US's largest theater owner has about 6,800 screens at some 550 theaters in nearly 40 states through its Regal Cinemas, Edwards Theatres, United Artists Theatre Company, and Hoyts Cinema brands. REG also co-owns National CineMedia, a joint venture that sells in-theater ads and operates a video network through which it distributes digital content to theaters. Regal Cinemas, United Artists, and Edwards Theatres were all in bankruptcy before Philip Anschutz bought controlling interests in all three through his firm, The Anschutz Corporation. Anschutz owns about half of REG and controls 78% of its voting power.

Regency Enterprises lords over a kingdom of Hollywood movies. The company's New Regency Production unit produces and distributes movies such as Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Fight Club, and JFK. News Corp.'s Fox Entertainment owns 20% of Regency and distributes the company's movies worldwide. Fox also co-finances many of Regency's films. The company's Regency Television unit had produced TV shows such as Malcolm in the Middle and The Bernie Mac Show; however, the company had failed to find another hit after those two shows series ran their course, and in 2008 Regency closed the TV unit.

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