Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA) produces, acquires, and distributes low-budget movies for the film industry. Its movies are distributed by DreamWorks, Disney, and other major studios. The company also produces low-budget features for the TV and video/DVD markets. MPCA's titles include Beverly Hills Ninja, Dumb and Dumber, If Lucy Fell, and Ulee's Gold. The company was founded by entertainment attorney and producer Brad Krevoy in 1986.

Moviehouse Entertainment company handles sales of independent films,it also provides related services, including financing, production, licensing, and publicity. Moviehouse also works on the exploitation of its films via the festival circuit. Library titles include documentaries Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer, Biggie & Tupac, and Be Here to Love Me (about the life of folk singer Townes Van Zandt). Moviehouse was founded by joint managing directors Mark Vennis and Gary Phillips in 2001.

Myriad Pictures company finances, produces, and distributes motion pictures and television programming. Myriad Pictures has about 50 films in its library. The company been involved in such projects as The Good Girl (starring Jennifer Aniston), Kinsey (Liam Neeson), and Imagining Argentina (Antonio Banderas). President and CEO Kirk D'Amico founded Myriad Pictures in 1998.

National Amusements controls about 80% of media giants Viacom and CBS Corporation. Redstone, the controlling stockholder of National Amusements, is chairman of Viacom and CBS Corporation. True to its roots, National Amusements operates Showcase Cinemas, Multiplex Cinemas, and Cinema de Lux branded theaters in the US, the UK, and Latin America. National Amusements additionally operates IMAX theaters in the US and Argentina, and is a partner in online ticketing service MovieTickets.com.

New Frontier Media is a leading operator of adult entertainment pay-per-view (PPV) and video-on-demand (VOD) channels available to both cable and satellite subscribers. Its PPV and VOD services reach more than 190 million network homes in the US, and an additional 22 million network homes internationally. New Frontier also produces and distributes original films and videos through its Film Production segment. In addition, the company generates revenue from its Direct-to-Consumer segment, which distributes content through its consumer Web sites.

Nordisk Film produces and distributes national and international feature and short films in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The productions are distributed to cinemas throughout the Nordic region, including the company's own Nordisk Film Cinemas in Denmark and Norway. Nordisk Film also produces TV programs, as well as commercials, music videos, and animated content, and it offers a range of post-production services. Additionally, the company has an exclusive deal with Sony that allows it to market and distribute PlayStation game consoles in Scandinavian countries. In 1906 Ole Olsen started the company, which adopted the polar bear as its trademark. Nordisk Film is a subsidiary of Egmont International.

Palm Pictures is an entertainment company with operations devoted to film and music. The company releases about ten movies theatrically per year in genres such as drama, documentary, and musical film. It also acquires and distributes projects for DVD, such as The Basketball Diaries, Sex and Lucia, and the 15th anniversary re-release of Stop Making Sense. Other holdings include Blue Mountain Music (music publishing) and Arthouse Films (specialty film library). The company additionally operates Palm Pictures UK through an office in London. Palm Pictures was founded in 1998 by influential music industry exec Chris Blackwell, who helped further the careers of Steve Winwood, Cat Stevens, Bob Marley, and U2.

Participant Media produces movies that put human and social issues in the spotlight. Possibly best known for the 2006 Al Gore documentary on global warming An Inconvenient Truth, the media company releases documentaries and feature films and creates social marketing campaigns to coincide with the release of those films. They have included The Kite Runner, Murderball, and Syriana. Participant works with not-for-profit and social sector organizations to create action, discussion, and education programs. It is also involved in television production. The company was founded in 2004 by chairman Jeff Skoll, eBay's founding president.

Peace Arch Motion Pictures company is the feature film and TV production subsidiary of Peace Arch Entertainment. The company's productions tend toward action, thriller, and caper movies, many of which are filmed in Toronto. Productions have featured such actors as Lauren Bacall, Gerard Depardieu, Dennis Hopper, Harvey Keitel, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Steven Seagal, and Christian Slater. Sister companies handle licensing and distribution in the US and other world markets.

Pixar Animation Studios company has produced about a dozen full-length animated movies, including the first fully computer-animated feature "Toy Story" (1995), as well as the more recent Toy Story 3 (2010) and Up (2009). Its proprietary software Marionette (modeling, animating, and lighting), Ringmaster (production management), and RenderMan (image rendering) makes three-dimensional-looking animation. RenderMan was used to create some of the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park and space creatures in the Star Wars films. Pixar has accounted for nearly a quarter of the animation box office in recent years. Its films are released by Disney, which in 2006 bought Pixar for $7.4 billion.

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