AMC Theatres / Corbin Davenport / How-To Geek
It’s rare that you’re attending a work meeting on Zoom, and wish that you could hear your coworkers mutter “Sounds good” in state-of-the-art audio, or watch your boss on a 50-foot screen. Regardless, AMC is joining forces with Zoom to enable that experience.
It’s not exactly the meeting of Smith & Wesson, but AMC and Zoom are converting a handful of movie theaters into cinematic videoconferencing spaces, which shall be known as Zoom Rooms.
Companies will be able to book multiple auditoriums across the country for a three-hour block to virtually host their event, and workers will have access to food and beverage offerings (for an added cost), so their laptops can become as sticky as the floor.
They’ll also, of course, be able to potentially watch a movie, if they manage to get to it after that one coworker talks too long at the end of the meeting after not saying anything the entire time.
“Now through this partnership of Zoom and AMC, we have the best of both worlds — the…
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