Movie-ticketing behemoth Fandango has officially entered the film distribution arena with its first project, "House of Worship." The faith-based concert film, featuring 25 prominent Christian music artists, recently completed a three-day theatrical run in approximately 400 locations.
This move signifies a strategic expansion for Fandango, a subsidiary of Versant Media, as it seeks to broaden its business operations beyond its core ticketing services. The distribution of "House of Worship" marks a significant step in the company's ambition to become a more integrated player within the film industry.
Fandango Ventures into Film Distribution with Concert Movie
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