Figure out when you would like to open the theater. Aim for a time when there will be lots of people in town. Don't schedule your opening night for a time that competes with a major concert or other event that will attract a lot of people. If you are planning to open with a certain new film, you'll need to schedule your opening for when the film is available. If you are showing films to a paying audience, you need to make sure you have secured licensing permission from the film's distributor. There are copyright laws that determine how films can be shown to a public audience. Contact the film distributor to find out fees for screening a film. If a movie is in the public domain, this means that no entity holds copyright. Therefore, you don't need to pay a licensing fee. Check to see if a movie is in the public domain at the Library of Congress' website. Depending on the size of your theater, you will likely need at least a few employees to help you run the theater. At the very least, you'll need a projectionist and a ticket-taker, as well as someone to sell concessions. You'll want to offer several showings of each film. Make sure you have a decent range of screening times in the late afternoon and evenings, on weeknights and weekend nights. Movie theaters compete with many other forms of entertainment for the time and attention of customers. You will have to work hard and do everything you can to draw people in. Market your theater in a variety of media, focusing on how it will provide moviegoers a unique experience. Invite the local media for a tour of your theater. Be available for interviews. If the local newspaper or TV station does a piece on your business, this will be invaluable for your business.
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One-sentence summary -- Plan your timing. Pay licensing fees to show movies. Hire your staff. Schedule your screenings. Promote and advertise the theater.

Q: Open a browser on your laptop or computer. Go to the Netflix site and hit browse. You can also just type in the URL http://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/. Paste the code you copied to the end of the browsing URL and then hit "enter." You should be redirected to a page showing you films from that specific genre. For example, if you were using the code "1577" to find quirky comedies, you would type in "http://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/1577". You will be presented with a list of films in the specified genre you chose. From here, you can browse the selections and select films as you normally would.
A: Go the basic Netflix browsing URL. Add your code to the end of the URL. Browse the selections.

Article: While you're starting out, make your own bags, even if this means you need to learn how to sew. Not only will this save you money, but it'll also help you understand all the ins and outs of the creation process. This knowledge will be crucial as you start to pick manufacturers and sources for your materials. Staying involved in the production process lets you be in control. What better way to make bags the way you want them to be made than to do it yourself? Keep expanding your skill set as you continue designing. If you're designing cloth bags, you may want to learn how to weave. You'll also almost certainly need to know how to sew zippers into your bags. If this is going to be your main money-making job, attend a two- or four-year fashion design program at an accredited school. When you begin pitching your ideas to stores and manufacturers, this could make the difference between a "yes" and a "no" for your designs. These programs will teach you basic design, production, and art techniques. Some schools may also have courses in business and marketing that could be useful for you. While you're in the learning phase, you can also apply for internships with big-name handbag designers or other companies in the fashion industry. A fashion degree doesn't guarantee success, and it's not necessary if it's out of your budget. It's even more important to be passionate about your creative and unique designs! As you set out on your design journey, it's important to know what's out there and what people like. Become an obsessive follower of fashion magazines and shows. Take note of popular colors, shapes, sizes, and styles to think about where your own bags would fit in the handbag world. Ask your friends and family what they look for in a bag. See if they use multiple bags for different occasions. While you should have a good idea of what's already popular, you want your stuff to be surprising. Think about what features you would most want in a handbag, and start from there. You'll be most comfortable designing what makes you happy. Maybe the whole reason you got into handbag design was because you couldn't find the exact bag you wanted. If you're struggling to find that perfect purse, you can bet other people are too.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Work on your sewing and leatherworking skills. Get a degree in fashion to make this your career. Research fashion trends for inspiration. Decide what sets your bags apart.