Reliance Big Entertainment is the umbrella company that holds the entertainment assets of Indian conglomerate Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, or Reliance ADA Group, which also has interests in power, telecom, and financial services markets. Reliance Big Entertainment properties include content production, distribution, exhibition through Reliance Big Entertainment and Reliance Mediaworks (formerly Adlabs Films), as well as BIG 92.7 FM (radio broadcasting), Zapak (online gaming), and BigFlicks (movie rental and downloads). The firm has a financing partnership with Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Studios, and the right to distribute its movies in India.

Rentrak provides videocassettes, DVDs, and video games to more than 10,000 video rental outlets in the US and Canada via its Pay-Per-Transaction (PPT) system. This system enables retailers to lease movies and games at lower than standard distribution costs in return for a cut of the rental revenue. The PPT system accounts for most of the company's revenues. Rentrak also provides business intelligence services to the entertainment industry, principally reporting domestic and foreign box-office receipts for motion pictures on a nearly real-time basis.

RKO Pictures has been through a War of the Worlds founded in 1929.The studio produced many classic movies in its heyday, including the Ginger Rogers-Fred Astaire musicals, early Katharine Hepburn films, and Orson Welles' groundbreaking Citizen Kane. (RKO signed a contract with Welles after the success of his War of the Worlds radio show.) However, RKO struggled financially; after numerous mergers and transitions Ted Hartley (CEO) and his wife Dina Merrill (VC) bought the company in 1990. A shadow of its former self, now RKO mainly exploits its extensive library and produces new titles based on its classic films, such as 2009's remake of the RKO1956 film noir classic Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.

Rogue Arts is a film production and distribution company. The firm, formerly called FilmKitchen, has produced six feature films and handles the North American distribution of more than twenty movies. Titles include My Brother's War, Intoxicating, Hard Luck, and 3 Days of Rain. Founder Kirk Harris is also an actor and filmmaker and stars in five of the films Rogue Arts has produced.

Roissy Films is a French independent feature film and made-for-TV program distribution company. Its film catalog of some 500 titles includes movies from acclaimed art house directors such as Robert Bresson, Federico Fellini, Jean-Luc Godard, Akira Kurosawa, Jean Renoir, and Wim Wenders. The company also co-produces and sells new films. In addition, Roissy Films has developed Lisa Vision software, which allows buyers to select titles based on a variety of search criteria. In 2008 Roissy was acquired by director Luc Besson's French production company EuropaCorp.

Samuel Goldwyn Films is an independent film distributor. The company's titles, which target niche audiences who appreciate smaller-budget art house films, include The Squid and the Whale, Raising Victor Vargas, and Super Size Me. More recent releases include Management and Brothers at War. Samuel Goldwyn's IDP Distribution unit provides marketing, publicity, and booking services. The company also distributes its movies to premium movie channel Epix (owned by Paramount, Lions Gate, and MGM). Samuel Goldwyn Films is the latest incarnation of The Samuel Goldwyn Company, which was created by chairman Samuel Goldwyn Jr. in the late 1970s.

Senator Entertainment is a representative for German production and distribution. The company produces and distributes movies and acquires the rights to other films, mostly for the German market. Previous successes include local hits The Miracle of Bern and Good Bye, Lenin! The company reorganized in 2008, selling its US-based operations in order to focus on German films. After releasing a string of box office disappointments in 2008, the company is looking at liquidating assets and is in talks with potential investors.

Seventh Art Releasing company is a theatrical distributor of feature films, and a US and foreign sales company. Seventh Art focuses on non-studio produced movies, including art films and documentaries such as American Pimp, Hell House, and the 1998 Academy Award winner for Best Documentary, The Long Way Home. Seventh Art also releases music films (Radiohead: Meeting People is Easy) and Jewish films (Israel in a Time of Terror). The company was founded in 1994 by Udy Epstein and Jonathan Cordish.

Shaw Brothers company makes and distributes karaoke discs. It also produces and distributes films and TV programs and develops films. Among Shaw Brothers' long list of subsidiaries are Film Power Company Limited, Special Classics Limited, United Production Limited, and Cosmopolitan Film Productions. It also owns more than 25% of Television Broadcasts (TVB), Hong Kong's leading TV broadcaster. Chairman Sir Run Run Shaw, who at age 102 has been dubbed the grandfather of Hong Kong's movie and television industry, took Shaw Brothers private in 2009 following a failed attempt to sell the film company.

Showcase Entertainment is a US-based foreign distribution firm. The company licenses, distributes, and markets independent feature films. The company has marketed more than 200 feature films, and sells to buyers throughout the world, including countries in Asia, Europe, and South America. Many of Showcases's movies are acquired through the William Morris Agency and ICM. Titles include Anything But Love and The Iris Effect.

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