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Fusion Is “Moving Forward” Post-Pandemic
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The pandemic hit many movie theaters hard, with many opting to revamp their business model. Fusion’s Co-Founder and Chief Legal Officer, Tecoyo Bridgewater says Fusion experienced a similar slump.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The pandemic hit many movie theaters hard, with many opting to revamp their business model after many got used to simply streaming movies at home.
Fusion’s Co-Founder and Chief Legal Officer, Tecoyo Bridgewater says Fusion experienced a similar slump and tries to focus on the experiences to provide audiences with aside from just movie viewing.
Most recently, The Little Mermaid broke local records at the box office, and Fusions marketing team took the experience to the maximum, even opting to have a live mermaid sit in and take photos with children.
Bridgewater says he’s noticed a trend with Fusion’s most successful releases.
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