media industries Flashcards
historical and cultural context: why is hollywood considered as the oldest film industry in the world?
it originated in the 1890s
historical and cultural context: what was hollywood’s first motion?
it’s first motion pictures were less than a minute long due to the limitations of technology and sound was not introduced into films until 1927
historical and cultural context: why is hollywood considered the ‘film factory’ of the world?
it exports its products to most countries
historical and cultural context: when was the first bond film released?
1962
film production: what is development?
when the ideas are created, if necessary, the rights are bought, the screenplay is written and financing is sought from producers, partner studios and (for
big budget productions) product placement relationships
film production: what is the pre-production?
during this stage cast and film crew are found, locations are chosen, and sets are built
film production: what is the production?
this is when the film is shot
film production: what is the post-production?
this stage is when the film is edited. the crew work on the sound, images, and visual effects.
film production: what is the distribution?
this is when the finished film is distributed. t
he film is marketed and promoted.
big budget Hollywood films are screened at the cinema and released for home viewing.
what is a conglomerate?
a large organisation that owns many type of companies in different areas
what is a horizontal integration?
companies buys up other companies that makes the same thing as they do
what is a vertical integration?
companies buys up other companies that makes different things
what is a parent company?
controls another company and controls their operations
what is a subsidiary company?
stocks that is 50 percent controlled by the parent company
what is a sister company?
subsidiary companies owned by some parent companies but are independent
who produced no time to die?
EON
who distributed no time to die?
universal pictures which holds worldwide rights for physical home media - dvd, blue-ray
what is used for the scene which needed big sets?
pinewood studios
what are hashtags used for?
it is a role of new technology and social media in marketing film products
explain the director position in the production process
cary Joji fukunaga
well-known for his work on true detective and beasts of no nation
is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the film’s production, from developing the vision and tone of the story to managing the performances of the actors on set
explain the writer’s positions in the production process
Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, Cary Joji Fukunaga, Scott Z. Burns, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge
responsible for crafting the screenplay for the film, which involves developing the story, characters, dialogue, and plot twists.
explain the director of photography (DOP) position in the production process
Linus Sandgren
won an Academy Award for his work on La La Land responsible for capturing the visual style of the film, including lighting, framing, and camera movement.
explain the costume designer position in the production process
Suttirat Anne Larlarb
previously worked on films such as Slumdog Millionaire and 21
responsible for creating the look and feel of the characters in the film, including designing their outfits, hair, and makeup
what is the production designer (mark tildesley) responsible for in the production process
responsible for designing the sets and locations for the film