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The Pivotonian Cinema“I have literally sat on the beach and logged in using my tablet. I love that everything happens in real time and you don’t have to wait to the end of the day for reports, it’s all there.”
~ Mark & Jess Walker
Alice, Deluxe & Town Hall Cinemas“The earthquake took out 22 screens across Christchurch, and we put one back in. We were oversubscribed. We had the whole market to ourselves for a year.”
~ Jeremy Stewart
Town Hall Theatre“People come from other towns to find out how we do it”
~ Beth Firman
Epic Cinemas“I want my customers to experience the magic of the cinema, one that matches the magic of the movie—just like it used to be.”
~ Danie van der Merwe
Monterey Cinema“After years in the business, I've had to figure out some things and now have a reputation for doing things my way. Call it my 'indie' spirit.”
~ Kelly Rogers
Windsor International Film Festival“The traffic was heavy. It added to the excitement at the box office, but the kiosks have made it more efficient for our patrons...”
~ Jen Holson
Dallas International Film Festival“Every year, we try to find new ways to give our audience a better experience.”
~ Johnathan Brownlee
Peckhamplex“Hands down, Veezi is what I need. It is reliable, and I can plan and act whether I am in the office or not.”
~ Geoff Glen
ANZAC Theatre“It's simple and intuitive to use and is run by a great bunch of people! Our town put in the time, and Veezi runs our theatre and keeps our finances tight … just the ticket!”
~ Vernon Woods
Avoca Beach Picture Theatre“Veezi is flexible and able to cope with everything we throw at it.”
~ Norman & Beth Hunter
Silver Moon Drive-In"At full capacity we have over 400 cars, that’s 900 to 1000 people at any one time. The curse of drive-ins are the grid locks, but with Veezi we now have a dedicated person moving along the queues of cars selling tickets via a tablet, in advance of reaching the box office."
~ Chip Sawyer
Yoakum Grand Theater"Before the theater, everybody went out of town for activities. There was nothing to do in Yoakum..."
~ Tammy Steinmann