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Cineplex Galaxy Income Fund owns Cineplex Entertainment, the leading Canadian movie exhibitor. Its operations include more than 1,300 screens at some 130 theaters under brands such as Cineplex Odeon, Galaxy, and Famous Players. All total its theaters serve approximately 70 million guests annually. The company exhibits digital, 3-D, and IMAX projection technologies. Cineplex also offers digital services, such as online ticketing, as well as marketing initiatives, including the SCENE loyalty program and the Cineplex Store, which sells DVDs and gift cards online.

Cinetic Media provides consulting services to companies in the entertainment and media industries. The company specializes in areas such as project financing, strategy, and securing distribution for feature motion pictures and other content. It also offers artist management services, and partners with Sloss Law Office to provide legal services for people in the entertainment and media industries. In addition, its Cinetic Rights Management (CRM) provides film sales representation for digital media. Cinetic Media has worked on movies such as Super Size Me, Bowling for Columbine, and Boys Don't Cry. Its clients run the gamut from multi-national media conglomerates to individual movie producers.

Clearview Cinemas is a leading movie theater operator in the New York metropolitan area, with locations in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The company has more than 250 screens in about 50 theaters, including the historic Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City. It also owns a small collection of art house theaters including the Bala Theatre, the Bronxville Cinemas, and the Larchmont Playhouse. Clearview was co-founded by A. Dale Mayo (chairman of Cinedigm Digital Cinema) in 1994. Cablevision purchased the company in 1998 for $160 million.

Columbia Pictures is the studio through which Sony Pictures Entertainment produces its big budget movies. The studio was founded in 1924, and in 1982 it was purchased by Coca-Cola. Sony purchased Columbia from Coke in 1989 for $3.4 billion. The deal was the largest acquisition by a Japanese firm up to that time, and initially caused headaches for Sony due to losses from elaborate spending budgets and box office duds (Ishtar). In recent years Columbia Pictures has scored hits with its Spider-Man franchise, as well as comedies such as Superbad and Hancock. It operates as part of Sony Picture's Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group.

Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group releases about 20 pictures each year through its three studios: the big budget Columbia Pictures ("The Karate Kid"), genre division Screen Gems ("Death at a Funeral"), and independent producer Sony Pictures Classics ("Whatever Works"). Its Sony Pictures Releasing International is responsible for the sales, distribution, and marketing of movies in about 140 countries and territories worldwide. Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group is the movie marketing, licensing, and promotions arm of Sony Pictures Entertainment.

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