The standard floor design for a cinema can be revolutionized by moving around theater seating. Second-run movie houses and classic cinemas may not want to associate their operations with the standardized style of chain theaters. Film house operators can incorporate removable chairs, unique lighting and wall accents to create flexibility in their seating arrangements.
Breaking the Mold in Theater Seating
Movie goers, theater fans and dance enthusiasts need to have comfortable places to sit during long performances. A venue owner should leave a few rows of regular chairs in the middle of the seating area to accommodate serious fans. The average venue should have folding chairs and movable bleachers available to increase theater capacity. It is important for chairs and benches in a theater to replicate the comforts of home furniture without driving up costs for owners.
Many theater productions use lighting and design to set the mood for the audience. Studio owners should station low-powered lights at the end of fixed aisles to help people find their seats without distracting performers.
